The construction of Cuba's first wooden zoo began in the eastern city of Bayamo, the capital of Granma province.
By masterfully turning wood into animal shapes, the author, Roberto Fabret, has been transforming falling trees of oak and Honduran mahogany that were both destroying the sidewalk pavement and dangerously leaning over apartment buildings of the Jesus Menendez district in Bayamo, reported Granma daily.
An amusement park has been built in the surroundings, so locals can bring their children to the park and admire the original wooden zoo.
(www.cubanews.ain.cu)
By masterfully turning wood into animal shapes, the author, Roberto Fabret, has been transforming falling trees of oak and Honduran mahogany that were both destroying the sidewalk pavement and dangerously leaning over apartment buildings of the Jesus Menendez district in Bayamo, reported Granma daily.
An amusement park has been built in the surroundings, so locals can bring their children to the park and admire the original wooden zoo.
(www.cubanews.ain.cu)