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In search of coffee at Walt Disney World
There is a bit of a breeze and the clouds are sailing by at a good clip. Luggage stowed, all checked out, time for coffee
Good night, Boardwalk
Another terrific day hanging out with friends – so lucky 😉 Good night, everyone!
Passing through Disney’s Boardwalk
Need to think about a light meal (confession: I had a Mickey bar) and then it’s on to Kimonos for fun with friends
Walking in from Disney’s Boardwalk
Sometimes this is faster than staying on the bus when you’re staying at the Swolphin.
Cat Cora’s Greek lasagne
This was really good but I could only eat half of it. There is a child-sized portion on the kid’s menu that would have been much better.
Kouzzina appetizer – three thumbs up
Who stole the rest of the crayons!
Our restaurant only has blue crayons.
Where in WDW am I now?
Epic Victorian art at Disney’s Boardwalk
On Disney’s Boardwalk – this is just WRONG! @DisneyMoose
We are staging a demonstration of our displeasure…
From the wedding pavilion at the Boardwalk
There’s the scent of a stray gardenia here and there – intoxicating!
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Once More To The Boardwalk
Atlantic Dance Hall is blasting a Britney medley and a bunch of guys are playing an impromptu soccer game outside JellyRolls. Me, I’m going to sleep so I can be functional at Disne
y’s Animal Kingdom tomorrow.
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Atlantic Dance Hall shouts out to the Bride & Groom
Bet that’s where they’re holding the reception
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Congratulations, Aida & Edwin! #marriedatdisneysboardwalk

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Over where I crouched down to take a picture of the flowers, I found this artifact of a wedding that must have taken place today here at Disney’s Boardwalk. What a beautiful place for a wedding, and what a beautiful day they had for it!
BTW I think it must be a little bottle of bubbles – still sealed. Will leave it on the bench here where maybe an actual guest of the wedding will find it 🙂
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Disney’s Boardwalk In Bloom
Looks and smells AWESOME here today. people here from the frozen tundra must be losing their minds with happiness.
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Wedding at the Boardwalk today #disney #wdw
fYI it seems there is only valet left at Boardwalk – at 1130 am!
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Just drawn that way
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Gonna liberate my vehicle from the Boardwalk’s self-parking
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Sea shells at the Boardwalk Inn
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I was taking photographs in and around Disney’s Boardwalk Inn when my camera ran out of juice. Fortunately, I had a set of fresh batteries with me, and scouted a place to sit down and swap them out. I found this chair and side table in the lobby of the Boardwalk.

I knew right away that after the batteries were changed, the first picture I would snap would be of the table. It was decorated with images of my OTHER, non-Disney passion – sea shells! Not so surprising – the whole Boardwalk at Walt Disney World has a seaside resort and amusement theme. Sea shells fit right in.

The reason I moved to the Lee Island Coast in particular was to be close to Sanibel Island, where many such shells can be found. The two smaller ones pictured on the table appear to be keyhole limpets. The larger one is a true tulip. It’s always a treat to find a true tulip – they are so bright and colorful, and they come in an array of patterns.

I found a literal bonanza of true tulips on Sanibel Island the first year I lived here in Southwest Florida. Sometime in June of that year, Tropical Storm Alberto blew through. A tropical storm is not as severe as a hurricane, but it’s just enough to push a bunch of treasure up onto the shores of Sanibel. At the top of this photo, you can see the tops of two pear whelks. Below that, three banded tulips. And in the last row – an assortment of true tulips in various patterns and sizes. The largest one measures 5.25 inches from end to end – about as long as a pen.
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Finally made it to the Boardwalk – now to get my car an go pack
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Something’s cooking on the Boardwalk
The Big River Grill smells delish!
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Just valet’d car at Boardwalk
Tech issues with new phone so i am back on the E71 – on which I appear to be able to text MUCH faster! Going to do the country walk.
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Crest O’ The Wave – scenes from Disney’s Boardwalk
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🙂 There’s a “wedding pavilion” on Disney’s Boardwalk – well, I’ve never seen a wedding happening there, but it is the PERFECT spot for one. It’s a beautiful wooden structure with some wonderfully detailed arches that make a perfect frame for pictures. Since the lake that the Boardwalk follows is crescent-shaped, you can stand at one end, where the pavilion is, and photograph the other end. Here’s what my camera saw when I stood there on a blustery day in December. Enjoy!



You want me to be happy, don’t you?
DON’T YOU? 😉
Model trains at Disney’s Boardwalk Inn
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There’s a big gingerbread house set up in the lobby of Disney’s Boardwalk Inn during the holiday season, and this train circles ’round the base of it. Each of the cars represents a place on the Boardwalk, like the Atlantic Dance Hall or a restaurant, etc. In the background, you can hear one of those old-timey guys singing “It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas”, like Bing Crosby or maybe Dean Martin (actually, I think it IS Dean Martin – does anyone else think so?). The poinsettia are red, likewise some of the signage on the train cars (such as The Flying Fish) – and of course, the caboose is red, too!
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Lawd, this thing smells AWESOME!
🙂 Rivaling the aroma of "eau du Swan" we now have "eau du Boardwalk Gingerbread House". There’s a wedding party gathering here in the Boardwalk’s lobby. Can you imagine it? Christmas time wedding, at Disney’s Boardwalk! Can you think of anything better?
Good Morning, EPCOT
I think I will stop at Boardwalk bakery to see if there’s any fresh fruit
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Feeding the birds can be hazardous to your vacation
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Show them you care
And you’ll be glad if you do
Their young ones are hungry
Their nests are so bare
All it takes is tuppence from you
Feed the birds, tuppence a bag…
– From Disney’s Mary Poppins
Virtually all of us have done it. Sometimes we’ve done it deliberately, clutching the remains of a week-old plastic bag of Wonderbread as we head off to the local duck pond. Sometimes we’ve done it accidentally, when a request to “super-size it” has resulted in spillage that is immediately pounced upon by pigeons and sparrows in the parking lot of the local fast-food joint. Whether thoughtfully or thoughtlessly, we have all fed the birds.
This seemingly innocuous pastime has consequences that add up to much more than “tuppence a bag”. People food is bad for a bird’s digestive system. Feed any wild animal and they learn to associate humans with food. This makes them lose their fear of humans in favor of a full stomach. It can also make them lose their hunting skills and give them a sense of entitlement, to the point where you almost have to beat them off with a stick in order to eat out-of-doors in peace.
I found this sign posted on the green wrought iron fence that surrounds the Village Lake at Downtown Disney. Times past, there used to be fish kibble machines peppering the perimeter of the lake. Pump in a quarter, get a fist-full of fish kibble. I don’t know if the machines are still there. You could fling your handful of kibble all at once and watch the fish (and sometimes turtles) jump for it, or else you could drop your pieces one by one, very close to where you were standing, so you could get a good look at them as they surfaced with their large mouths open, ready to devour whatever you were dropping.
Problem, Houston. One time as we were flinging our kibble into the lake, my NIeceling and I were set upon by a mob of hungry, swooping, squawking, flapping avian muggers. In broad daylight! We had to keep walking and pretend we weren’t furtively dropping a kibble here, a kibble there over the side for the fish.
Other times I’ve been seated outside at the Boardwalk or outside the Peppermarket at Coronado Springs or even in the Magic Kingdom at Caseys or in Frontierland, and all manner of feathered fowl and fiends have milled about my feet, hopped up on the table and even attempted to steal food right out of my hand. And every time I’ve seen bad behavior from the birds, it’s been right alongside bad behavior from the humans.
Moral of the story: since we all paid much more than “tuppence” for that burger, not to mention our theme park admission and accommodations – DON’T feed the birds!
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Still moseyin’ on Disney’s Boardwalk
I hope to get back to my room while it’s still Sunday… 😉
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