sfotkid wrote:Was the Marina like a bumber boat type thing? Looks kinda fun.
At the marina you could rent peddle boats and go out for ride.
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At the marina you could rent peddle boats and go out for ride.
Then I wish she liked Adventure Thru Inner Space!
Well she did not really take interior pictures. She could have taken a picture of the front of the building (she didn't) , but I doubt she would have been interested. Unless it was really interesting to her or one of the family she would have saved the film for something like a parade or for a pic of the family.
Bongo and Lulubelle were from the film Bongo, which was part of the film "Fun and Fancy Free" from 1947. In the pic they are the bears on the bicycles.
Everyone always says the castle is really small, but now I get what they are saying. That thing is like 20 or 30 feet high.
That picture put it into perspective.
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by Melonballer » Fri Jan 18, 2008 1:49 pm
At the marina you could rent peddle boats and go out for ride.
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by RIP Psyclone » Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:07 pm
Melonballer wrote:My mom took some great pics. I doubt she knew the value of the pics of things like Skull Rock when she took them.
Then I wish she liked Adventure Thru Inner Space!
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by Melonballer » Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:20 pm
RIP Psyclone wrote:Melonballer wrote:My mom took some great pics. I doubt she knew the value of the pics of things like Skull Rock when she took them.
Then I wish she liked Adventure Thru Inner Space!
Well she did not really take interior pictures. She could have taken a picture of the front of the building (she didn't) , but I doubt she would have been interested. Unless it was really interesting to her or one of the family she would have saved the film for something like a parade or for a pic of the family.
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by BrownStreak » Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:33 pm
<"Quote: When was the last time you saw Bongo and Lulubelle in the park?">
Who are they?
Who are they?
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by Melonballer » Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:54 pm
BrownStreak wrote:<"Quote: When was the last time you saw Bongo and Lulubelle in the park?">
Who are they?
Bongo and Lulubelle were from the film Bongo, which was part of the film "Fun and Fancy Free" from 1947. In the pic they are the bears on the bicycles.
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by Hobbesx2 » Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:55 pm
Everyone always says the castle is really small, but now I get what they are saying. That thing is like 20 or 30 feet high.
That picture put it into perspective.
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by almostAMAZING » Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:19 pm
Wow that's great! Thanks for the pictures! 
As a very long DL visitor, I sure do miss Skull Rock and Captain Hook's ship... 
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by clarinetman » Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:31 pm
Great pics! I made my first visit to D-land when I was 6 (1970). We just have the slides my dad took. Wonder if those can be transferred to jpg files?
Have the holes in the Matterhorn mountain where the skyway goes through been filled in?
Have the holes in the Matterhorn mountain where the skyway goes through been filled in?
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by Rollertoaster » Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:43 pm
^Some places may be able to transfer slides to jpeg. Call a reputable camera shop in your area and ask if they can digitize slides. You can also scan them yourself, but only if you have a scanner with a backlight for scanning tranparencies.
Also, those holes in the Matterhorn have been filled in. An excellent site to visit is Yesterland, devoted to past Disneyland attractions.
Also, those holes in the Matterhorn have been filled in. An excellent site to visit is Yesterland, devoted to past Disneyland attractions.
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