The snow “reorganization” continued today. Next on the to do list: digging out Young’s Hill!
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Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest
Hope. Love. Home. Sanctuary for primates.
You must all be so weary of it by now! At hone, at work, shovel, shovel, shovel…
That backhoe was purchased at such an opportune time!
How long/how many trucks did it take to plow the driveway to the main road?
With you in spirit!
I bet they love watching that big tractor moving tons of snow away. I would love to be in the head of the six and what they are thinking. They perhaps have never seen snow before, and especially not this MUCH of it! I so love seeing them relaxed and content. It gives me joy. I love them so much. I am ever so grateful for your blog every single day.
you should have great pastures this spring……………………
I’m just going to repeat what Paulette said because I feel the same…I love the chimps so and get much joy from seeing and reading about them.
Nice peaceful video. A couple of the chimps looked a bit board; we were more than a bit board with our snow (near Tacoma). Loved your background music!
I can’t imagine where you move all the snow so it is out of the way. I envision a gigantic snow mountain, hopefully in Burrito’s view.
Everyone is cozy and happy. And I see the snow hasn’t dampen Burrito’s silliness. Watching the snow “reorganization” must be a new form of enrichment for all the chimps!