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Snow White’s Wishing Well

Posted on by Mike Bachand
Snow White’s “wishing well” has been added to the character greeting area in Epcot’s Germany pavilion. Here you will often find Snow White with The Prince or with Dopey, by herself and at times Dopey is by himself. By the way, Snow White’s Prince does not have a name other than “The Prince”. In the … Continue reading "Snow White’s Wishing Well"
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A Walking Tour of Epcot’s Germany Pavillion

Posted on by Mike Bachand
For those of you who love strolling through all the countries that are in the World Showcase in Epcot (and I’m one of those people), I thought I’d post a few pictures for you to enjoy. I’m starting with Germany, for no specific reason, I just happened to be there when I decided to do … Continue reading "A Walking Tour of Epcot’s Germany Pavillion"
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Where in the World #72

Posted on by Barrie Brewer
This was Challenge #71: And here’s the answer: Copyright © 2006 Barrie Brewer, Nikon D50, 55-200mm, 1/6s shutter, f/8 This miniature train is in the display just outside of the Germany pavilion in Epcot’s World Showcase. If you’ve been following this blog for awhile, you actually had an advantage this week because this photo has … Continue reading "Where in the World #72"
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September Disney Calendar

Posted on by Barrie Brewer
If you read my December 25, 2007 blog, you know that my holiday gift to you is that each month I will post a photo calendar page that you can print out and use at home or work during 2008. These flower baskets hang from the poles lining the pathway in front of Germany in … Continue reading "September Disney Calendar"
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Intestinally Challenged: Part I

Posted on by Mike Scopa
It was a spur of the moment idea”¦an idea that probably has been in the back of a lot of WDW guest minds but unfortunately never surfaced to the point where they can try it. What am I talking about? Well on my recent trip to Walt Disney World while walking around World Showcase with … Continue reading "Intestinally Challenged: Part I"
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