Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest

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  2. Peter Cross (UK) says

    I know you are going to really enjoy that because I can see it in your face Jody! The only green thing that Foxie would eat is a cabbage patch troll!!

  3. Anna says

    Yummmm! Crisp, crunchy, sweet cabbage! Is that from the sanctuary garden? Have the chimps figured out that food they get to eat comes from that ptach outside their window? Do they get excited when they see you harvesting?

  4. Felicity says

    Peter, you and Linda need to take your jokes on the road! (See Aug 8th, 3rd post from Foxie’s birthday, regarding “chimp-monk” cheeks) haha! You guys are toooooo funny! 🙂

    Love the photos!

  5. Linda (Portland, OR) says

    Thanks Felicity!! Anything I can do to make people laugh is the best result I could ask for!

    On a more serious note……………….I’m right there with Jody on the cabbage. I’m not sharing anything with cabbage in it either. I LOVE CABBAGE!! 🙂

  6. Jackie says

    Anna-

    This cabbage was actually from our friends at Cloudview Ecofarm. They’ve got a surplus amount of produce coming out of their garden and have been very generous by sending some of it to the chimps! We have harvested several things from our garden too, though. I harvested our first round of onions last week and the chimps were so excited! After harvesting, I took the onions around the building to rinse them with the hose and everyone was following me and watching very closely. They were all food grunting with excitement. Very satisfying, indeed. 🙂 They’ve also started asking for things in the garden- just last night, Jamie was pointing and asking for the broccoli growing just outside of their outdoor area. What a wonderful thing to see!

  7. Peter Cross (uk) says

    Hi Felicity, I could not resist that one, first thing I thought of. The “chimp munk” was also a classic Linda. It’s just really great to be able share comments & quips on here and get the benefit of seeing what the CE7 have been up to as well.Every hour will be different so the camera and video will forever be on charge to make sure the best moments are caught.
    Seeing what Jackie put about the garden has me thinking again. Jamie & Broccoli….. Jamie Bond and Cubby Broccoli become the Cle Elum 007.

    Hope everyone has a great weekend and looking forward to seeing the next batch of photos/videos.

  8. Anna says

    Jackie –
    As a devoted gardener *and* a chimp devotee — that story just warms my heart. 🙂 Thanks!