Existing Jack Hanna Trail
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RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
They marked utility markings all the way to the train station in Festa, but they're not doing anything directly in that area.
They marked utility markings all the way to the train station in Festa, but they're not doing anything directly in that area.
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
The aforementioned dots.
The aforementioned dots.
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RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
That's its original location, actually. It used to be in the area between Threadneedle and Aquitaine way back in the day.
That's its original location, actually. It used to be in the area between Threadneedle and Aquitaine way back in the day.
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
I assume it's for the anniversary.
I assume it's for the anniversary.
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
That may be the plan, but when I saw it it wasn't in the best shape...Party Rocker said:
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
Doobie a Duyvenbode's Lory
Doobie a Duyvenbode's Lory
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
She is an adorable new "ambassador animal."
She is an adorable new "ambassador animal."
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
We talked to the head of Zoology and she acknowledged the cuts, actually. She said it was going to be an interesting transition this year. However, she also did point how the cuts could be beneficial in a way, more time for the existing animals, more resources, more space. More animals will be coming back out to their park habitats as the weather warms up, also.
We talked to the head of Zoology and she acknowledged the cuts, actually. She said it was going to be an interesting transition this year. However, she also did point how the cuts could be beneficial in a way, more time for the existing animals, more resources, more space. More animals will be coming back out to their park habitats as the weather warms up, also.
RE: Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve
Here are some pics of the renovated gypsy wagon in its new/old spot in the Wild Reserve:
It seems as if there was a decently big renovation done to it. Considering wood was falling off of it by the end of last season, I'd say it looks a lot better. A complete paint job was done, also the shade of burgundy is a bit darker, and the trimming paint seemed kind of rushed, there are some sloppily done areas, but nothing instantly noticeable unless you get a closer look. A glossy protective coat seemed to have been put over it too, which will hopefully slow down the wear-and-tear process in the future.
Now, it seems as if something is planned to be done with and/or around this wagon. The reason I say that is the two benches in the fenced off area, which is actually fairly large for a prop. Also, the mulch laid down here is different from regular mulch, its pieces are much larger, like it was meant to be walked on. But who knows, I guess we'll see.
Here are some pics of the renovated gypsy wagon in its new/old spot in the Wild Reserve:
It seems as if there was a decently big renovation done to it. Considering wood was falling off of it by the end of last season, I'd say it looks a lot better. A complete paint job was done, also the shade of burgundy is a bit darker, and the trimming paint seemed kind of rushed, there are some sloppily done areas, but nothing instantly noticeable unless you get a closer look. A glossy protective coat seemed to have been put over it too, which will hopefully slow down the wear-and-tear process in the future.
Now, it seems as if something is planned to be done with and/or around this wagon. The reason I say that is the two benches in the fenced off area, which is actually fairly large for a prop. Also, the mulch laid down here is different from regular mulch, its pieces are much larger, like it was meant to be walked on. But who knows, I guess we'll see.
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