I took quite a few shots of the decaying mine train from across the river. It's really looking quite sad, isn't it?
Monday, July 7, 2008
Small Update
Sorry for abandoning you all! In my blogging absence, while I was in California, I learned a great deal about Disneyland that will be put to use in the Compendium. So, you just have to be patient! I'll have some better posts this week, but I wanted to share one of my better photos from my June 27 trip to the Park.
I took quite a few shots of the decaying mine train from across the river. It's really looking quite sad, isn't it?
I took quite a few shots of the decaying mine train from across the river. It's really looking quite sad, isn't it?
That's a super nice photo (unusual angle) of the corpse of the old Mine Train.
ReplyDeleteYou have so much information, how in the world are you going to squeeze it all into one Compendium? You'll need multiple volumes!
Welcome back! Have missed your posts! The Mine Train seems even sadder, since I don't even think the critters that used to pop up and down work anymore either.
ReplyDeleteYou thought it was only one volume? Ha! :)
ReplyDeleteDave, thanks for the kind words. I saw no marmot in the cars...
Sad but beautiful...
ReplyDeleteAmazing high quality photo Jason! Too bad its so sad... Where is the companion picture of the Gullywhumper, its just as bad:
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Hey Jason!
ReplyDeleteHow about the name "Cascade Flatts"? for the lost "Cascade Peak"?
-Mike Cozart
DC 88 SPACELINER
DL FLIGHT 295
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