111.   Visitors can see the animals in surroundings zoo officials say will be improved with money from Proposition CC, a citywide measure that passed in November.

112.   Visitors can actually see images of traffic displayed on a hand-held PC.

113.   Visitors can also see the latest work of art, dubbed Mural in a Day.

114.   Visitors can see bald eagles, moose and other wildlife, along with magnificent views of the Tetons.

115.   Visitors cannot see much, but they are coming anyway.

116.   Visitors today can see a museum filled with church relics and history.

117.   Visitors will see plenty of huge mahogany and mango trees pulled up by the roots and house foundations with no houses.

118.   Visitors will see the costume department, the props and scenery-making area, and the new wagon system that shifts scenery from storage onto the stage.

119.   Visitors also may see alum, atamsco lily, stonecrop, dogwood, bloodroot, toadflax and yellow hawkweed.

120.   Visitors can now see the South Transept as Christopher Wren intended it to look.