I waited around for Walt to show up, but I didn't have much luck...
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3 comments:
Beautiful picture. I see him!
Sounds like a "Twilight Zone" episode. He finally shows up, but is hungry for brains!
I'm still not 100% sure why this view of the castle deserved to be facing away from Main Street, it's pretty cool! Maybe I'm just used to the familiar view.
I miss the days when we would walk behind the Castle in order to watch the fireworks from inside Fantasyland. The new show (which is awesome I must say) makes this part of Fantasyland "off limits" for guests due to the pyrotechnics in the areas near the front of the Castle. The quaint courtyard behind the Castle is definitely one of those places in the Park where you don't see the outside world at all. No wonder Walt was fond of it.
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