But we didn’t, you know if you’d asked me 50 years ago, if we’d ever hired a horticulturist, I said, you know, whatever. No, but, but, but actually, you know, horticulture should be one of the first people that you hire because that makes, you know, that makes the whole zoo look good. But, but I was down there with Terri and she, and I told her, you know, we need to, we need to figure out how to plant this and make it look good. We just going to tear everything down, pull out all this’ll concrete, tear everything down, and we just need to make it look good ’cause it looks horrible. And Terri had been somewhere and seen a garden at the senses. And so that was her idea. And then frankly, when she first mentioned garden that the senses and the touch and feel and smell, I kind of looked at her and said, you know, that’s, but then you thought about it a little bit. And it was kind of, again, one of those things where we needed to clean up an area and she was kind of passionate about that.
