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I did once, but - over 50 years ago. I spent many happy hours in Bristol Zoo, though, with my uncle who was a keeper there. If I could go back, I'm sure I'd find many things to paint in the grounds which were, at least, beautifully kept. Then, of course, there's the suspension bridge and its surrounds. Parts of Bristol are unimaginably horrible, but there are oases.