We always tell people that we are a work in progress. We are constantly adding and updating in order to make The Menagerie a more enjoyable experience each and every time you visit. We have several field trips joining us in May at The Menagerie, so we wanted to add more entertainment. That came in the form of old tires! Before setting up our design, we let the guys jump around on top to see if it would hold up, and it did. Who knew they could have so much fun! Thanks to K&S Tires for letting us rummage through their worn out pile! Next, we started setting up the design and digging holes. Calvin might have had too much fun digging holes with the track-hoe. Thanks to Joey Melton for letting us rent it. That made things go a lot quicker than just digging by hand. Although, filling in by hand was necessary. River thought that the big tires made the perfect shady spot. Eventually, all of the tires were set up and the holes were filled in. It's not quite finished yet, but it's almost there! Come on out and test it out! We'll be open this Saturday from 10am to 4pm and Sunday from 2pm to 5pm. Admission is $6 per person with each person receiving a small cup of feed. Additional baggies of feed are available for $1 each. And don't forget about our gift shop that's now open! We look forward to seeing you!
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3/7/2019 07:37:03 pm
I am happy to see that there are couples of improvements we see at the The Menagerie. It seems like you are making an extra effort for this place, so that a lot of people will have the desire to visit it for leisure purposes. If there is a plan for renovation or reconstruction so that more facilities can be done, so be it! That could be the best investment you can give to The Menagerie. Besides, your partners saids that they see a huge potential making a business on this, so why not?
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