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Jaycee members and members of other organisations who have put in hundreds of man-hours on the Nature-land project at Tahunanui, are now beginning to see something for their labours. Much of the back-breaking preliminary work was hidden to the eye, but buildings are starting to take shape now. The big main wall of the monkey house looks impressive as does the concrete flooring, and work is progressing well on the main aviary (above).

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John Fryer jacks up some timber (does this make him a timberjack?)

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The monkey house with its curved wall took many hours to build

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Up a ladder plumbing a column was Fred Beach

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The walls of the aviary go up under the hands of Tony Richards and Roger Boyce

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Morning tea break is provided by Jan Mills and Jan Newport

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A couple of chisellers, Robert Coote and Graeme Pegg

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Les Stollery, vice-president in charge of the project, and Kevin Brickland, check on a knotty problem.

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A cheery smile for the boys