gentle lemur 14 Sep 2014 Maguari said: We thought so too - picture-book perfect! Click to expand... Except for the green paint Why do they use that horrible colour? Alan
Maguari said: We thought so too - picture-book perfect! Click to expand... Except for the green paint Why do they use that horrible colour? Alan
Maguari 14 Sep 2014 gentle lemur said: Except for the green paint Why do they use that horrible colour? Alan Click to expand... I was just referring to the rhino but you make a fair point. I suspect it was darker green when it first went up though!
gentle lemur said: Except for the green paint Why do they use that horrible colour? Alan Click to expand... I was just referring to the rhino but you make a fair point. I suspect it was darker green when it first went up though!
I I IanRRobinson 14 Sep 2014 gentle lemur said: Except for the green paint Why do they use that horrible colour? Alan Click to expand... They always have. Where heavy duty iron and steel has been needed at Port Lympne and Howletts it has been painted in exactly that shade. I can remember it on the Gorilla, Black Rhino and elephant enclosures at Howletts on my first visit, forty years ago.
gentle lemur said: Except for the green paint Why do they use that horrible colour? Alan Click to expand... They always have. Where heavy duty iron and steel has been needed at Port Lympne and Howletts it has been painted in exactly that shade. I can remember it on the Gorilla, Black Rhino and elephant enclosures at Howletts on my first visit, forty years ago.
gentle lemur 15 Sep 2014 Maguari said: I was just referring to the rhino but you make a fair point. I suspect it was darker green when it first went up though! Click to expand... I was referring to the rhino too - the Howletts and Port Lympne rhinos always have green paint on their horns. Alan
Maguari said: I was just referring to the rhino but you make a fair point. I suspect it was darker green when it first went up though! Click to expand... I was referring to the rhino too - the Howletts and Port Lympne rhinos always have green paint on their horns. Alan
