Compare this first photo...
... to a similar angle from 1956!
... to a similar angle from 1956!
There are at least 5 elk (elks?) in this photo, and 3 elephants. Can you find them all?
And finally, a view of Fort Wilderness, mostly hidden by trees. You'd need a crafty scout to lead you to this safe haven.
And finally, a view of Fort Wilderness, mostly hidden by trees. You'd need a crafty scout to lead you to this safe haven.
Elk is the plural form.
ReplyDeleteThat settler's cabin burned, but it never burned down.
Stop spamming the Major, "Alan".
ReplyDeleteI only see two elephants. But later today, after I start my regular afternoon drinking, I expect I'll see some more.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I love those first two photos! What a change!
ReplyDeleteI found two Elks, a Shriner, and an Odd Fellow, plurals be damned.
ReplyDeleteOnly at Disneyland is watching the 'grass' grow considered an organized sport.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
I figured it was "elk". The plural of moose is "meese".
ReplyDeleteAnonymous from 5:42, I deleted "Alan's" comment (I WILL delete spam), but thank you for sticking up for me! Now I'm the only person who will understand your comment, but that's OK.
I can't believe you guys can't see the third elephant, he's so obvious.
Maybe I should have done "then and now" comparisons for the other photos as well! Wah-wahhhhh (sad trombone)....
Well, I'm late to the party....Katella, you made me laugh out loud. Are the Odd Fellows still around? Such a strange name for a group. Major, I circled all of the hidden animals in the photo with a Sharpie, but it's okay...it's erasable!
ReplyDeleteWhat Katella Gate said.
ReplyDeleteWonderful views. Everything grows faster in SC.
JG
Tokyo, yes the International Order of Odd Fellows is still in business.. wanna join? I gather they got their name because they were open to members who "didn't fit in" at other fraternal organizations.
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