The second image is a moody shot of the Mark Twain through the forests of Frontierland.
A long distance view of Nature's Wonderland with the steam from Old Unfaithful. This location is now the stage area from Hunchback and the barbecue restaurant.
Coming into Fantasyland with remnants of Frontierland, the photographer snapped a photograph of the majestic Matterhorn mountain.
Tune in tomorrow for more images from this trip around Disneyland.
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These are fun, love that last one! Do you have a year on these? THANKS!
I like these unusual views from the train; the one with the Mark Twain is very nice (too bad it wasn't taken with a stereo camera), and I like the mist of Old Unfaithful in the distance!
It's fun to recall that as the train rolled past 'Fantasyland Meadow' (bottom shot) the recorded spiel would mention something like, "Walt Disney once said Disneyland would never be completed- the meadow we are passing provides room for things to come..."
It was a neat way to have something to point out and then allow the guests minds to only imagine...
I distinctly remember the recorded meadow spiel too.
Eric
Odd, I also remember the meadow...it was created when the northern line of the railroad was pushed north accommodate It's a Small World and a gap opened up between the DLRR rails and Nature's Wonderland.
I remember being young and astonished that there was still undeveloped land at the Park.
BTW, that thing in the first picture isn't a fish trap, it's a bingo ball tumbler cage.
The Indians had bingo after hours, dontcha know? I can hear the caller now: "I-2. EYE-TWO. What babies do: Number Two"
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