Next up are shots of Mom and Dad in front of a scenic building. I absolutely love the mushrooms and when the auction was held of the park after it closed, I hoped for one. However, it seems everyone else wanted one.
Next up are shots of Mom and Dad in front of a scenic building. I absolutely love the mushrooms and when the auction was held of the park after it closed, I hoped for one. However, it seems everyone else wanted one.
Do you remember the price the got for the mushrooms? I think we all have fond memories of them.
ReplyDeleteBTW, where are you? It's only snowing in the mid west around N. Missouri. I've gotten it in my head that everybody but me is in CA.
Wow, what a busy day at SV! The lot is packed. There appears to be just a little hit of snow on the ground which would have made it more fun for all the city kids.
ReplyDeleteHey Katella Gate- I am in the Mile High City of Denver, Colorado.
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly, the mushrooms were going for $500 to $1000 a piece.
Matterhorn: I almost moved to Denver in the late 80s. I was staying with "friends" on Josephine street behind the capital while I looked for a job. It that had gone well, I'd be in Colorado instead of Chattanooga.
ReplyDeleteBTW, are you an SoCal expatriate? Is that Stanta's Village shot the Big Bear village or one of the others?
Hey Katella Gate- Yes I am a Southern California expatriate. The images are from the Santa's Village in Skyforest located by Big Bear Village.
ReplyDeleteWow! Now that brought up some long buried mememories! The last time I went to Santa's Village was at the age of 15, back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth!
ReplyDeleteI have to say that this Santa's Village park had a much more "Alpine" look than the Illinois one. It is nice to see this park!
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