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Handcrafted Disneyland ~ Photoniks ~ Episode 14
Jan 23, 2026
Welcome to Photoniks! On this episode of Photoniks, Mr. Daps and Clocky take a look at several pictures that show the handcrafted details that went into making Disneyland in pictures from the early years of the park. This comes as Disneyland Handcrafted arrives on Disney+ and the Disney YouTube Channel.
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Golden eggs.
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Golden eggs. Photoex.
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Welcome to Photo Next. I'm Mr. Daps and I'm Clocky. And we are excited because
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Disneyland Handcrafted is now on Disney Plus, which means we can watch it over
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and over and over and over and over again and then some more and see all of the amazing um
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moments I guess is a good word to put that uh went into creating Disneyland
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over 70 years ago. But uh we don't really do video on this podcast. We do
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photos. So, we thought we would look at some photos from back in the day today
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that shows how Disneyland was handcrafted and and we can appreciate
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the handcrafting of that time period that Disneyland handcrafted covered. Say that fast 12
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times. Um, before we get into all that though, Clocky, what should people do?
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They should like, subscribe, tell your friends, share this on social media,
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share this one that comes out. This will be a really fun episode that is going to look at details. These are photos. It's
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funny. I have all these photos. These are photos that I didn't think we'd get around to. And here we are
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what, 11, 12 episodes in and it's like, oh, we're doing this one now. So, I think this is actually number 14.
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14. Yeah. Time flies. Shocking, right? So, this is we're we're at the we're at
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the seven month mark and uh keep chugging away. So, helping us by commenting, email emailing us if you
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want us to look at certain photos. We we we do these episodes on a regular basis,
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but we can always put in a new episode. So, these are these are evergreen and really fun to do. And and really,
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there's no limit to what they could be. Like, this episode literally came out of me being excited about Disneyland
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Handcrafted and then us going into a crazy conversation of like, well, how do we do something that that highlights
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Disneyland Handcrafted? And so then we get to look at these pictures that Clocky thought we would never use. And
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also you never know. My also favorite is getting a text saying, "Do you have photos like this?"
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And I with the lull and I go, "Of course I do. Let's let's look at some photos." Well, sometimes I don't know if my
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questions are a little bit out there. And you know, I come up with random ideas at times and I have been told no
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in the past. So, uh, thankfully your collection is as wide as my imagination
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is deep. There you go. Should we look at some pictures? Let's look at some pictures. All right. What do we got?
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We're going to zoom in. And if you're wondering, yes, this is Disneyland.
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Is that a bird? It's a bird on a flower, man. And I I can't remember what two
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buildings this is, but once you see it in the park, you don't forget. It's going to pop out.
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Interesting. It cuz again, we're going to talk about details in this episode. We have a bird sitting on a on a flower in a planter
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next to a window and next to two buildings that are conjoined with a centerpiece. And this is a black and
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white photo, so we have a darker color and a lighter color on each wall. And
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that is this first photo. And it's it's a great And am I guessing this is Main Street?
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Main Street, USA. Let's see if I can find the hard part is you when you start
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doing the photo and photos that what I'll do with these that this becomes really obscure because you guys go, it
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was it was somewhere. I want to say it's near Market House. So here's this. I'll tell you where my
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guess was and and you can tell me I'm completely wrong. To me, this looks like it's back in that corner, like when you
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walk into the street next to Market House between that and
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Clotheers. And remember how there used to be that ice cream stand in the very back,
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right? If if you're facing the ice cream stand and you look to the left and I
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think it's a Was there like a cast door or something there to the left of the
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lockers? To the left of the corner. So, yeah. Well, there that's because that's all
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the the fake main street shops of like the dentist and all that kind of stuff. So,
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so to me it's in that back corner that I could be 100% wrong though.
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It is definitely in that area. Let me see if I can got my
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handy dandy. The good news is is when I search Google images for the word thumb,
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it's always me holding a photo or a postcard. Oh, there you go. So, you've done this
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on sent from Disneyland where you've held up the the photo and in the wider
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Yeah, I may not have posted it yet. I I definitely have more in my collection
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that I have posted in the real world, but I do know I hit this one cuz this
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one was a challenge cuz you really had to walk up and down Main Street to
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figure out where it Yeah. to find it. I mean, now I feel like I want to go
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there, even though I think my next visit is at night,
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which makes it even harder. Huh? Where am I going to find that bird at night? Come on.
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Precisely. Hang on. And I know this is designed
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because this is from a collection of photos that I got. Uh, in fact, the next photo is from the same one. It's on a
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weird card stock paper and it's this. It's the next photo we have plus a New
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Orleans Square photo plus another New Orleans Square photo and then something else and it's all from the same all from
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the same uh purchase that I made. Do you know when they were from
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based on most of the photos? I would say probably late 60s, early 70s. It's hard
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because there's hardly any photos of people in them. So, it becomes a challenge there. Let's
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go. And they weren't labeled or anything. They weren't labeled. I don't think they were labeled. Yeah.
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Okay. So, let's move on to the next one while I'm searching for the exact location. But the next one is
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Oh, I love this. This one's easy, but yeah, it is the space between the firehouse
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and the city hall. And just when we talk about some small detail and some uh
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ornate Mhm. construction and
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you look at this and you realize that was probably hand carved
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and and people really spent hours if not days on that center
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circle thing. Um assuming it hasn't been replaced by this point, but I would doubt it. Uh maybe today, 70 years later
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or 60 years later, whatever it's been, uh it's been replaced by something that was molded or something. But uh watching
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Disneyland Hcraft and and as I'm thinking about the uh pirate ships, watching them mold the the details on
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the pirate ships for Peter Pan, uh this looks very much like something they would have done in the same manner back
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then. And uh it's kind of crazy to think of somebody putting that much effort into something
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that's basically a fancy entrance to a restroom.
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Well, and actually even before before it was a it may have not even have been a restroom originally.
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It may have just been in between. There was a restroom in that area. So that could it could have still been that. But yeah, it's a it's a
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I was just going by the rule of thumb that restrooms never move at Disneyland. Um true.
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They they get added but not subtracted. Yes, exactly. U but then you also look
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at those little um I don't know what those things are that stand up like that point up. They're just ornate
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decorations. The Yeah, the ornate. This is when we should have had someone who is an architecture major. Oh, that's
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this or into woodworking or all that. Like all of that stuff was, if not
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handcarved, hand painted. And that's just not a fun job. And then you
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look at the the accent lines in the front there, too. Like that's not something you can just go through and
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poof. Like that's hand painted, handcarved, um, installed by hand. Even the the
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posts at the front, like you think of of the detail there, that's insane. I mean,
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they had they had a template for this, but they made the template and then had to carve everyone out.
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Yeah. There there wasn't the the robotics that could do stuff like that today in 2 seconds. Uh did you take um
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like uh woodworking class in in high school? I took a woodworking class
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woodworking shop or whatever. Yeah. Yeah. There was there was an elective in middle school that you you did some
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woodworking, but nothing we weren't making, you know, circles or or even the
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vent here, which maybe vent to the bathroom could be. Who knows?
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Possible actually now that you mention it. Um and and just think you could have maybe seen Walt hanging out up there
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too, right? Yeah, because we can see the door to the uh to the apartment. Yeah,
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that is really cool. This one's pretty wild. Yeah. And and it's a really random photo from that collection that's just like,
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yeah, they just took pictures of what they thought was pretty and this is pretty nice.
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It makes you wonder about the person who was taking these pictures. Like what was the motivation or what was what caught
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their eye? All right, the next photo here. And we get a close-up of Sleeping Beauty
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Castle. So similar yet so different, right?
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This one we know is pre66 because there's no code of arms above the ent above the drawbridge. But
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we see all the again little details. We see the the spire that is inspired by
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notam. Mhm. All the the turrets and the just the
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crosses in between for archers. Dangerous place
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and exactly. And as we see in uh you know, you got to protect it. Um and as
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we see in Disneyland handcrafted, they had to make all of those things to look like they were bricks by hand. Like
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that's not a stamp. That was a guy with a tool and a brush that was making it
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look and feel correctly and in the right colors and stuff. And that to me looked
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like one of the most tedious. Like there's probably what a couple hundred
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bricks we can see right here or or stones, maybe more. Each one was handmade.
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That blows my mind. And plus the knowing where to start shifting into
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larger bricks or smaller bricks based on, you know, the force perspective for the perspective.
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Good point. I mean, hard harder to see in this one because we're looking at such a small section of the castle, but when you look at the full castle, you're
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you're going to see the difference in size as it goes up. You can see you can see it here,
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especially in the middle, too. And and to get the circle part right
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over the arch, like that's that looks really hard,
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huh? It's also interesting now knowing how they put the turrets and
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and the tops on like we don't see this as much in this photo, but just
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recognizing the amount of effort and risk that was involved is as people are
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basically just hanging it into place and and lowering it down and not having all
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of the scaffolding that we would expect on a project like this today. It's like, oh, we're just I mean, it's very much
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how when I was a kid, you would build a tree fort or or or you know, like a cabin out in the woods if you had woods
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and you just did it. You didn't you didn't need all of the the redundancy and the safety measures. You're just
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like, "Oh, we'll just we'll just put it on top of each other. It'll be fine. It's heavy enough." I actually feel like
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Disneyland was built with a lot of people going like, "Yeah, it'll be fine.
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All right, let's go to the next photo. And here we have a close.
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I like this. I like this photo a lot. It's It's a very small photo in real life. And the just having the Mark Twain
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on the river, people boarding the folding chairs that are out on the deck and then the the rod
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iron. They look like those rental ones, right?
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just the the rod iron there, which is just great. And I almost wish they'd
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shot it like a couple inches lower because as I'm looking in the bottom right corner, the detail in the rod iron
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there is super cool. Like it almost looks like a leaf or something. It maybe So this
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would have been pre-orland square, especially based on the tree growth that we can see. But that would have been the
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kind of the New Orleans section of Frontier Land. So, I bet those are flur.
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That would make sense. Mhm. That's such a weird thought to think of.
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It's also weird to see it so empty. Oh, yeah. Like, that's actually very actually. Is
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there a uh bridge or something going out to it? Right. That's at its That's at
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the dock. That's at the dock. Yeah. Okay. I thought we were further over when you first said okay that makes more
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sense and people are getting off the boat it looks like
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and then at least two people are at least two people are private cruise um I like that they have
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the bunting on it and the bunting is different back then than what we would see now right I was just thinking about
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that with the bunting is I I bet you could date the Mark Twain by the bunting
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Mhm. I also like that it's not over the top, but it's there, right?
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It probably also says it's in the summer cuz didn't they used to put the the
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patriotic bunting in like June and July? Probably.
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The other thing I noticed on this, because I've noticed it when I've done photo with the Mark Twain, is pay
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attention to where the staircases are because the staircases definitely move sometime that I think you and I have
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both discussed likely probably around Fantasmic. So around the early 90s, but always curious to keep an eye out to
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see are they where they are or are they where they were.
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When did they change? These are the random things we think about. I mean, it's it's like right now there's a lot
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of changes happening at Disneyland. And a conversation I literally was having today was about a tree and if it was or
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wasn't there before and where did it go? Right. Was it Was it removed? Was it replaced?
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Was it removed from Downtown Disney? Oh, wow. Well, by salt by salt and straw
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and and someday people will go back and be like, "Oh, you're wrong." Or, "Oh, you're right." And we've just now made a
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historical moment for future photos without the photo without the photo. Right.
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It is interesting seeing also the trees in the background. I mean, it's not as detailed stuff, but it is uh
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that's just a very different feel for the dock than we have today. I also
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would love to see the kids that play on the fences today play with this fence. Um,
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yeah, actually, which is which is strange because this this would have just been around this section because older photos
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of the river, there was nothing between the river and guests. That's where I was
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confused when I first saw the photo is is it didn't track with me at all. There
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was some around the dock, but that's about that's about the extent of it. H
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So, I wonder where that ended up because now it's just the flat very kind of basic
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Hey, you think you can see through for they would renew they would have reused it for something you like somewhere
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else, but you would hope. Yeah. Oh, something to keep an eye out next time.
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Mhm. All right, the next photo.
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There is a handcrafted horse. There is a cardigan. Sorry.
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That's a beautiful horse. It's interesting the colors because I feel like they're different than they
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are now. Yeah. So, this in fact I can tell you based on this detail here of the eagle. This is one of like the
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flying eagle or one of the named horses that has the the two eagle saddle back.
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And back when the horses were all different colors. So, this is we're looking now at a black horse with gray hair and or with with a gray mane and
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then the green It almost feels more
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Arthuri in this way, if that's a word. Like it it it
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almost draws you into the King Arthur story more, having different colored horses, just looking at this very
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briefly. Um, it's also amazing to think these are probably some of the oldest
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elements in the park, if I'm correct. Mhm.
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I do remember what year this was originally built, but because wasn't it brought in? It was It was brought in and
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all the horses because I I know I've done an episode of Sent from Disneyland based on the horses and I've
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fun fact, I've ridden all of them. So, one of my challenges one time when I was going to the park, I was like, yeah,
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it was they said, "Hey, pick your favorite horse." And I go, "How can I pick my favorite if I haven't ridden
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them all?" So, I systematically went through and rode every horse I could
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that was on because they have about two or three rows that will cycle out when they need to do reverbs.
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Mhm. Let's see.
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It really is beautiful though when you look at it and and I think the details come to life even more with the the
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multicolored horse. whereas sometimes they get a little bit lost when it's white on white, you know,
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that that right. Um, they're very elegant and they're pretty currently, but I do think there's something to be
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said for this. And on the flip side, you know, Jingles pops out a whole lot more, I'm sure, now with the current paint job
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than uh back in the day. So, this horse is Avanti.
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And if you want to know the difference of it now, obviously a white horse, white mane,
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the the bridal here is blue with some fill. This is blue with fill. This is
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now like a mustard yellow, a dark mustard yellow. This is the the blanket
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here is yellow with a looks like a a reddish pink trim.
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And then the eagles are painted the actual eagle color. And then this is all all blue.
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Interesting. But it has the ring.
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And at the time these were only what 70 years old,
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right? The from the handful of carousels that they got. Yeah. So they were late
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1800s and and you think now they're 30 years old. Like that's crazy.
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And still getting beat up by kids. Yeah, that would be an interesting behind
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thescenes video is to see how they maintain these horses that are really
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some of the oldest things in the park. Yeah. Like, and how many of them are actually still
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out there and how many are are now complete like that might be completely fiberglass now, right?
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Okay, let's go to the next photo.
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I've got a handful of photos of Skull Rock. This was, I think, the best head-on that shows enough detail, but
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this is the old Skull Rock where you can walk back.
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Yeah. And it looks like they they took, you know, a a drawing and just brought
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it to life. This would have been so fun to design, I
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feel like. And all of five waters, six waterfalls.
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I mean, there's one one slash two over here kind of two
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over here, two coming out of the M. I mean, yeah. Okay. Yeah. We'll count as Yeah, this this one that goes into
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another waterfall. But I love the energy that brings to the area and just the thought that like how
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could we make this rock seem somewhat natural but also look like a skull and
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then somebody has to sculpt it and somebody has to make sure it doesn't leak,
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right? Like that's that's amazing. And this came in after
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the park opened. So, this wasn't an opening day feature, but
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they definitely learned better. No, of course not. Because it it shows the detail in the handcraft to keep going.
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I think they also learned a lot from doing the jungle cruise to doing water features like this.
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Yeah. You know how much love cement
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so much. That's gorgeous. That one could almost
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be printable. Yeah, th this one may be one of my larger like 8 by10 photos.
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That's very cool. Have you done the thing where you you take it into the park and take the picture of where this
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was and what is there now? I have. The hard part on this is basically this. We're looking at where Dumbo is.
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This is the queue for Dumbo. The the only thing that really remains is some rock over here and that's about it.
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Behind behind Monstro, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. Yeah, cuz you don't What's weird about
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this is Monstro is just over here. Can't miss him. Yeah, but when you see a photo,
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great. When you see this photo, you don't see continuation of the story. I love it. Like to me, in some ways, as much as I
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love I guess it'd be new fantasy land for Disneyland in some ways now that's
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what 40ome 40 years old, 43. Um, but it's interesting to look at
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this and think I think they nailed the courtyard side of Fantasy Land,
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but I like this half of of Fantasy Land better than what we have currently. Yeah, I think it it's a challenge
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because they were they did they did some amazing upgrades to Toad Hall.
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Peter Pan looks great. The whole area Snow White amazing. And then removing this was likely going to
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move cuz they were going to try to move the pirate ship. And this, wouldn't they? Yeah.
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Yeah. They're going to move it to clo closer to Small World. But
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honestly, we we Yes, we're getting Bluey soon, but I would prefer stuff like this than uh
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the non-shows that we don't have anymore at Fantasy Land Theater, right? Like with that space. Um, just because I
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think this spurs on the imagination so much. Like Disneyland Paris basically has the modern equivalent of this,
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right? And it is such a magical area to walk around and take pictures and see kids
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running around with literally with Peter Pan and Captain Hook and and you know,
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it's it's a magical thing. And I'm glad we have pictures like this that show what it once was. Um,
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but you also think of what could be. Yeah. Other detail on this one. It probably will never be. Go ahead. Sorry.
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Other detail. That's a garbage can. These are guests, but that's a garbage can. It is a garbage. Is it really? I can't tell, but I believe you.
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It It It's hard. You have to This is one of those things you have to know about the garbage cans is that they were black and white or black and red striped
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garbage cans over here. So, that is some old timey. And then first of
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We have the Casey Jr. going up the hill, which is wild how much you could see of
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that attraction cuz that's the quilt. Okay. Wow.
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That's very cool. All right. Speaking of Casey Jr., there is the front of that.
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So again, the detail. The nice thing about this, you can see his whole face
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plus all the rock detail. Again, the the time this this may may have been more of
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a of a stamp situation since they didn't have to change sizes, but the coloring
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is is unique. Well, and it's it's interesting though is you still had to design it. You still
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had to put it together. You still had to do all of this stuff and and then um you still had to keep it on the track.
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Uh but uh this is this is interesting.
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I also love how they really bring the story, you know, the Dumbo story to life
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with something as simple as a Casey Jr. train that you go on a ride in a circus train and nobody questions it. It feels
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right. You know the song, right? And uh and it really makes almost a
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Dumbo minand today with with Dumbo right next to it. But
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yeah, individual painting, the little smile on on Casey's face, the hat that's
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made up of the light. Just amazing detail on this. Oh, yeah. Brilliant.
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Even the almost like arms that are holding Yeah. holding off to the side
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or pulling the rest of the rest of the train. Yeah. Love it. All right. I think this
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may be This is our last photo, but I thought since we talked about constructing Disneyland, here is
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construction around Disneyland. I would assume that this was when Chicken of the
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Sea left and this just became Captain Hook's Galley. So, they're repainting and getting getting rid of all the
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Chicken of the Sea branding. Yeah. which I just did an episode on this because there's on the back side of of
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this part of the ship, the back side of the back side of the ship, they they changed the mermaid to try to
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look different, but like as best they could, so it wouldn't look like the one that was the icon. Yeah, that makes sense. It was all
28:07
handarved and it was carved in there and they weren't going to just like demolish it. So, they just give it as much of a
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different color as you possibly can. That makes sense. Yeah. I I love this perspective of it, too. And it it tells
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me two things. Um, one, some things never change at Disneyland. Like, how
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often do you see them putting up scaffolding to repaint something, to
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change the color scheme, to fix something? You know, Mark Twain just underwent a fiveday uh I think it was
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five day refurbishment where we got the the decks and the handrails all re re uh
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varnished, I guess. I don't know what it's called. And and those things were happening back then. They're happening
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today. The other thing I'm noticing though that's very different is if that were today, there would also be scrims
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around. Yeah. You couldn't see. You started mentioning that. And I was like, and the difference now is they would have printed scrims that look
29:04
exactly like the ship all the way around it. But look at the detail in the ship, too.
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Like somebody built that. And yeah, and and like just looking at that, my
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imagination takes off. And and you think of Peter Pan or Pirates of the
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Caribbean. Like it kind of reminds me of uh The Dauntless. Dauntless. Is that the
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little one from No, the Dauntless is the big one. What's the little one? um Interceptor.
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The the Interceptor. I was like, I know the real name is a Lady Washington,
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but like it has that feel and you could totally imagine this going out to sea and um I love the attention to detail
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and realism that you know, especially as a kid, I would have been all over that.
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Well, it the the adding that what you didn't need the all of these ropes
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aren't required, but they're there to make it look more authentic. The even even this front part of the ship that
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was not for guests. This was just a front part of a ship. No, no, no one used it. Could have just been blank.
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Could have just been painted on, but there's an actual, you know, thought and and handcarved and, you know, just
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work put into it. That's that's really the difference I feel like between Disneyland and other theme parks is
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we've been to those other theme parks that might have some sort of a ship and it's just a blank wall in the areas that
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aren't as visible. And I like that they go the extra mile for stuff like this.
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Even having the flags as you're scrolling up like that's great.
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So yeah, I I assume based on this photo and that this isn't the deconstruction of the attraction, but the actual
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repainting of the of the to get rid of Chicken of the Sea. And if you know,
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like if this is something that you're watching this and you're you're like, "Oh, I know when that is, let us know." like we love to learn more and we love
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to be corrected because uh that just makes this that much more interesting because
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we'll pull the picture back out and and update it in a future episode if we learn things because yeah they've
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already changed the cabinet hooks galley here but I don't see it here yet. So
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work start at the top and work your way down. The other interesting thing, this isn't necessarily a detail thing, but if
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you scroll in kind of where the uh crow's nests are and you look in the background, how much
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different the foliage is then versus now. Like, it's kind of fun to see.
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H All right, those are our photos for today. A little bit more than five since
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we were looking at a lot of detail, but which one was your favorite?
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This is a hard one. This is harder than I thought it was going to be because I saw one as we were going through and I'm
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like, "Oh, that's definitely it." And then you brought two more that I'm like, "Oh, those equally could be my favorites
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as well." Um, I'm narrowing it down actually both to Peter Panthemed ones at the moment. So, either the skull rock or
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the pirate ship. And I think
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uh I think I'm gonna go with the pirate ship just because there is something about that that spurs
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on my imagination a tiny bit more than the skull rock.
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And and in I think at the end of the day, one of the things that Disney does so well with its stories is uh
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enlightening our imagination and getting us to uh dream and think about things that we wouldn't normally think. So uh
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I'm going to go with the ship and I will go with Skull Rock because this would make a great movie. I'm glad you did.
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It really would. I' I've always toyed with and we we've even talked about it, but we didn't get
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around to it this year. Maybe maybe or last year, maybe this year is this. This is a great photo for a calendar.
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It there's just let's start a a folder. Start a That's a good idea.
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And then you let us know in the comments if you like the idea of a calendar because we won't put in a ton of work if nobody wants it besides us because then
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we'll just put in a little bit of work that's just for us. But honestly, I can imagine that that is
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one I could see. Um, I would probably play with it a little bit in in Photoshop and try to, you know, make the
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the sky a little bit more because I bet there's actually some residual uh color in the sky
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possibly. Um, and sometimes playing with the highlights and shadows, you can find some more. But, uh, that would be a
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really fun one to print out one way or the other. And, uh, like that's that's a
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good shot from a moment in time. Yeah. And like I said, I the things that I collect, this is one of them. Whenever
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I see the skull rock and it's a good image, I go, "Yeah, I I could use another one of those." Well, yeah, I
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could totally see that. See, that's not letting me play with Oh, that's bright. Do you have highlights and shadows? Oh,
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yeah. Down there. Highlights and shadows. So, I would take highlights down.
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Oh, it's not doesn't have as much. And then shadows up a little bit. But it doesn't have quite the Yeah. Yeah.
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But there is You can see there's people walking now. Oh yeah. There we go. And I can see the
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garbage can now. Okay. There we go. That's easier to see. Yeah. Very interesting. Good choice though. Uh
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these are these are very fun photos. And uh I think we've reached the end of
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this episode. number 14, which is not as exciting as number nine, but uh
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I guess uh if if you've enjoyed this, please let us know, whether it's through a comment or through rating us on Apple
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Podcast or wherever you're watching this, cuz all of that helps. Spotify, you know, we we send it to all of them.
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What else do we need to do? I always forget this part. If you want to send us photos to look
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at, we'll look at those. If you do that, if you like what we do here in general,
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uh that's Mr. Daps. He has his own stuff. I'm Clocky. I've got my own stuff. Uh but uh this is a fun collab.
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Uh I know we again looking to the future because we we can actually look at least to the next episode. Um some fun we'll
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either we'll call them then and then or before and after photos of the park. So,
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I've got a couple of photos before and before. Before and before. Before the before. No, before after the before. And uh
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that's definitely the next episode and and hopefully some more. Uh I know we talked about trash cans. Thinking about
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doing a trash can episode and I think that would be a lot of fun. I wonder if there's a national trash can.
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Oo, we need to look that up. That would be very fun. It's too much fun. That is true. Uh be sure to follow
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enjoying looking at photos with us because we sure enjoy looking at them with you. And uh we look forward to
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doing some more of this in the near future. Yep. Take it easy.
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