W...Ward Kimball

Today I'm joining Focused on the Magic for her Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop....can  you tell I love blog hops?!....lol    I'm working at the Emporium this morning and then playing in the parks, so please leave some love and I'll hop through the list when I get home this evening.

your turn:     
There's still a couple days to share your "W" photos.   Simple blog them, leave a comment here and, if you tweet, tweet a link with the hashtag "disneyabc"....can't wait to see them!

T is for Train

K is for .... #disneyland

 I'm not sure if I was brain dead when I went looking for "K" pictures or if it really is a hard letter to find but I only have a few pictures for this week....I'll have to go digging thru the archives tomorrow.  

For the new followers...Each week I post pictures that start with the current letter Disney-style.   Everyone is invited to post their pictures on their blog and then post a comment here so we can visit and see what you found.  There is more information on the Photo Theme tab at the top of the page.  I'm curious to see what you all will post this week!

I was shooting the kerosene lamp and noticed a bonus K item!  woohoo! 

The handcar was made by Kalamazoo Manufacturing Co....how perfect is that!

More things that start with "F" -- #disneyland

Just a few more "f" pictures to finish up this week's theme.

Fantasyland:

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Fortune teller:

There's still a few days left for you to share your "f" pictures.  Just post them on your blog and then post a link in the comment section on F is for Flowers.  Don't forget to invite your readers to join us!

Disney Railroad

Disney Railroad

Anyone else ride the train every time they visit the park?   It's a nice way to relax for a little bit and rest your feet.   Here's a couple shots from my last ride.

Still playing with the new camera and working on correct settings for low light pictures.

all aboard!

Your attention please. The Disneyland Limited now leaving for a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom, with stops at New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland. All passengers 'Booooard!

We're now traveling along the banks of The Rivers of America into the true backwoods.

(Rivers of America are still empty.)

Just ahead, Walt Disney's happy salute to children everywhere: it's a small world. This musical cruise premiered at the New York World's Fair in 1964 and has been making people smile ever since.

We're crossing into Tomorrowland, a land where everything is on the move. If you look overhead, you might catch a glimpse of a Mark V Monorail. When Disneyland introduced the Monorail back in 1959, it was the first daily operating Monorail system in the Western Hemisphere. Today's Monorail trains glide along a two-and-a-half-mile route, traveling to the Disneyland Hotel and back.

Winding below is the Autopia, where drivers of all ages can take to the road...and no license is required.
And if you've ever dreamed about seeing what lies beyond the stars, Space Mountain and Star Tours offer thrilling trips into the furthest reaches of the galaxy.
Yes, it all seems pretty amazing, but if there's one thing we've learned, it's that here in Tomorrowland,
everything is possible.

That's the spectacular Grand Canyon as we know it today, but it wasn't always that way. In fact, millions of years ago, warm primeval seas covered the region we call the Grand Canyon. Strange creatures crawled from the seas and one day giant animals thundered over the land and roamed the swamps and marshes. Our ancestors never heard the sounds we're about to hear, nor saw the sights of this fantastic Primeval World!

Ladies and Gentlemen, we're now approaching the Main Street Station. To those of you leaving the train here, please remain seated until we come to a complete stop. Check your personal belongings, and watch your step as you leave. Thank you for joining us on the Disneyland Railroad, and may we wish you a happy day here in Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom!

This is Main Street! MAIN STREET STATION! DISNEYLAND - U.S.A.!