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Professor Paul
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And he wasn't keen on having hippos & seals in the lake, or gorillas on the island.

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Professor Paul
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We also replaced the foxhounds in the kennels with something more more to our taste. Ah the children of the night;hear the music that they make!

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I really like what you have done to the old family homestead!

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Love all of the historical stuff and the changes that are happening!

Professor Paul
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We still haven't made enough islands on the lake for all the apes & monkeys, so they are still in their old victorian cages for now. We've also rebuilt some of the barns for elephants & rhinos

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Professor Paul
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Unfortunately the zoo file got corrupted and decided to delete all the animals & staff (having worked very well) and wouldnt let me replace them.It seemed the exit I put in made the file decide everything was outside the zoo! Ive saved the zoo though & just need to do a little repair work

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I'm sorry to hear that...I too was enjoying your narrative...hope someday you can continue to tell us about the old family homestead...

Professor Paul
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It's all been sorted out; I deleted the extra entrance & replaced the deleted animals!

Professor Paul
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I thought you might like to see what lies on the other side of that troublesome little gate. Well, it's now been repaired (call it a security malfunction) and you can now make your way through the miles of perimeter fences & past the motion sensors.

 

The best way, I find, to contain a t rex is to use water. And being a scot, what better than to have some fine specimens of Nessiteras rhombopteryx; or Nessie to you, in that water!

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Professor Paul
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Of course, I can't resist the Hagenbeck touches;Allosaurs & iguanodons side by side

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