Disneyworld version for Harry (Goodoleboy) by danapommet
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Description
This is the Disney version of the Château Frontenac (last night’s post) in the Canada section of the EPCOT park of Disneyworld, Orlando, Florida, USA. Just having a little fun. Back to the real Quebec City tomorrow night.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
Dana

Comments (19)
Wonderful photo! nice dedication to your friend!
A very beautiful view Dana, splendid shot and dedication, congratulations! *********
Wow, you could have fooled me. Neat for comparison sake.
Great image and cool dedi to Harry!
EPCOT Center ! I was here the first day of opening (1982)! Souvenirs !
They did well on this, and it's a lovely capture!
real cool shot
Great capture!!!
Wonderful shot!
Wonderful photoshot.
wonderful capture! great shot!
I see there is also an English phone box in the pic too :o) These are few & far between now :o( Great pic!!!!
Wow, look at all that gingerbread! I truly expect to see Marie Antoinette, head and all, waving from one of the windows of this magnificent edifice, Dana! I was actually unaware that there was anything like this at Disneyworld, so thank you for the dedication, my friend, it is fully and surprisingly appreciated. That said, terrific POV, clarity, detail and textures in this fine foto.
It's a wonderful capture!
What a great shot! I love that roof...gimme an extravagant roof any day! I guess there's just a part of me that'll always be "at home" on the eastern fringes of the European continent (where roofs like this are common) and so seeing this makes me hanker to return to some place with a dark and vibrant history. As for this shot, I love the POV and the way the building dominates so much without overpowering anything.
gorgeous image!!!
NEAT SHOT
Excellent capture! When I saw the thumbnail I thought you were somewhere across the pond in England.
wonderful capture! great shot!