Tara Stoinski

Sometimes we have 12 to 15 people living in it, three bathrooms.

So it's very interesting, especially when you get the teenage girls in there as well.

But when they were little, they would stay home.

They would play in the garden because they can't go to see the gorillas.

We're not like in the forest proper.

We're outside the forest.

Yeah.

So they both have now gone just in the last few years to see the gorillas.

No, no sneaky snake.

Let's go.

And they've been on safari, so they got to see the other stuff.

But the gorillas themselves, yeah, they just saw for the first time recently.

Yeah, they're just hanging out.

Well, the thing is, like, particularly in the summertime, like, a lot of researchers come over.

So they've got friends from all over the country.

They would see the same people again.

Sometimes people bring their kids.

Okay, great.

So they had, like, a little cohort of folks that they would hang out with.

And then starting in high school, my older daughter's like, uh, can I go to summer camp instead?