More progress on the greenhouse, thanks to Jim and John Spencer. Today was cold, but when the sun was out you could imagine how nice it will be inside once we’re done.
Greenhouse construction continues
December 5th, 2009 by J.B.
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Looks great, Cant wait to see the final product!
Special thanks to Jim, John and J.B for braving the cold to do good things for the group. I know they are going to enjoy being able to go outside and soak up some sun no mater what the temp is outside.
So sorry we couldn’t make it, but it looks like it’s gonna be great!
How great to see!
Looking good, fellas. Pant-hoots to you!
Here’s a “thank you” to Jim and John Spencer for giving your free time to make it easier for the chimpanzees to enjoy being outside during wintertime. J.B., you are a jack-of-all-trades, thanks for your hard work.
I saw where Matt Poppoff left a comment, thanks again for the work you did earlier.
I imagine the chimps had their faces pressed against the glass watching the goings-on.