Screeeeeeam!, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. Screams carry across the lake as Everest spits out another train-load of thrill-seekers.
Screeeeeeam!, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. Screams carry across the lake as Everest spits out another train-load of thrill-seekers.
Statue of Piggerty, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. One of the most amusing sights at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is Miss Piggy filming a scene on the fountain in which she portrays Lady Liberty. The Muppet version of 12 Days of Christmas is playing on the background.
A fragrant carpet, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. The cypress needles have been falling, and it is significantly cooler than it was last time I walked the Slough. Even the afternoon shadows are longer. Fall comes to Florida!
Lesson learned about running in Calusa Nature Center, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. The lower part of the Wilderness Trail is still ankle-deep in summer rain, even in mid-November!
Spooked each other in Lakes Park, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. Came trundling up the bridge on my morning run, and who do you suppose swooped in low before me? He came to rest on the rail and allowed me to take his photo. He kept a watchful eye on me as I thanked him and passed. The stop was worth ruining my time this morning (dipping down into the low 14:xx minute mile...
A banner day at Downtown Disney, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. You can see the weather we’re up against – intermittent and sometimes even simultaneous rain and sunshine. Now that I’ve stuffed myself, I need to walk around a bit before getting in the car for a three-hour drive. A good browse through World of Disney should do the trick!
Still one of my favorite sights at EPCOT, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. I still need to compose my thoughts about "flow" and the part that the torii gate plays in getting there. Fodder for a new blog (stay tuned…)
Fishing shacks in the sound, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. We’re still traversing Pine Island Sound (I think – I may be a bit turned around) and we are passing these historic fishing shacks. They’ve got a fascinating story, which I’ll have to google when I get home. EDITED TO ADD: I found a local news story about the history of the fishing shack – Historic fishing shacks of bygone days | News-Press.com