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A Hot Time in Disney

Disney World, they say, is a magical place. Yes, it is unless it is in the mid 90's and there is people everywhere. We used the last of our seasonal passes on an extended weekend. It was nice to be able to camp and use our trailer at Fort Wilderness, but the time we spent in the parks was very HOT !!! The only good thing for us was that we were in no rush and we were not trying to do all the parks in X amount of days. We spent Friday at Disney's Animal Kingdom because that was the park that we had been to the least. We rode the river rapids ride and got totally soaked and we were wet most of the day from that. We did both of the shows there, Lion King and Finding Nemo. We both thought that Finding Nemo was the best show that we have seen at any of the Disney Parks. Of course we did all of the firework shows over the 4 nights we were there. Terri's favorite is Fantasmic, at Hollywood Studios and mine is the Illuminations at Epcot. Our last night we did the fireworks at the Magic Kingdom. The fire works were good, but we really enjoyed meeting this couple there that has been married for 50 years. They were a neat couple from Maryland. Of course they couldn't believe the heat either. We talked to them for about 30 minutes after the show while we waited for the crowds to thin out. Terri and I both said that we hope to be able to spend our 50th wedding anniversary at Disney. We shall have to wait and see. We are only close to being half way there. Well our next camping trip will be Halloween - our youngest will be 18 and wants to go camping for his birthday !!!! Imagine that !!!!

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