Alice and the Mad Hatter are hanging out near the Hills Bros. Coffee House, with its cheerful yellow umbrellas. Alice is a cute as a bug's ear (as my grandma used to say), she has obviously visited the beach a few times since leaving rainy old England.
I dream of a world where everyone has their own submarine lagoon....
A view taken from the train, there's those topiaries made from real topioca. The giraffe is looking a little mangy! There are construction walls a ways back, are they surrounding part of the Motor Boat Cruise waterway?
The round Skyway buckets are gone by this time, replaced with their rectangular fiberglass successors. Drop a penny for good luck!!
Great pics today Major. If we are standing at Small World in pic 3 and that is the mast of the pirate ship in the distance, I would guess that those construction walls must be close to the Storybookland Canal Boats.
ReplyDeleteThose walls are definitely over near the Canal Boats, but I think they're more permanent than just construction walls since there was nothing to construct there.
ReplyDeleteAlso note, the entrance line to IASW is now the exit.
Very cute Alice.
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I always knew Alice was really a California girl at heart. Wonder how many Alices there have been since 55? Probably enough to start their own blog/web site.
That’s a neat pic of the sub. Shows how they designed it right up next to the wall so you could get a good look at it passing by. I remember a Kodak Picture Spot right about at the place where the sub is in this shot. In fact I think I can see it there.
Love the non-cluttered look of the Small World queue.
Those were "permanent" walls obstructing the back side of Fantasyland. There was, among other things, a formal break area for cast members.
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