Just look at that crowd down below, jammed together until they actually began to think as one. A hive consciousness! But we are the lucky ones, gliding peacefully above the fray, and feeling mighty superior.
1959 was apparently a year with little snowfall, the mountain only has a few patches in the deepest crevices. As the years went by, more and more snow built up until a terrible avalanche covered hundreds of guests. It's the story that "they" don't want you to know about! That, and the fact that I married bigfoot. Who knew that bigfoot was a "she"??
These are some amazing shots. They both really give you that "you are there" feel. The only thing better would be if we were moving!
ReplyDeleteGreat couple of photos, love looking at the masses of humanity from the air, feeds that superior feeling I need :-) Round Skyway Buckets - whats not to love! THANKS MAJOR!
ReplyDeleteTomorrowland with a shot of the Yacht Bar and the General Dynamics Tower. It just don't get much better.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy old pictures of Tomorrowland and the first image is no exception. Great shot.
ReplyDeletepretty pictures today...rarely a bad picture of Tomorrowland, and several treats here for me...signage and vintage sunglasses!
ReplyDeletedespite the overcast day, our two ladies are wearing happy smiles, proving once again that it doesnt get any better that Disneyland!
thanks, Major : )
gosh and just think spajadigit, that man flying like a bucket in the sky in the 2nd pic is taking the motion picture. If only we could see it today! But we're blessed to have these snapshot time capsules of fun fun fun. :)
ReplyDeleteOooh, that first photo gave me the shivers...reminded me of being terrified every time the buckets would go past those towers, the bucket would SHAKE. I was sure we were going to fall to our deaths. And yet, I rode it again and again and again... Was a lot happier when thay switched to the newer buckets.
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