Feeding the Gators from the Bungalows

[dgaston]

Does anyone remember Charlie, the gator, that hung out in the water in MK near the turkey leg stand? I had heard a CM say that they removed the gators when the ducks started disappearing.

 

[wildernessDad]

I believe they're talking about us, meaning DVC members. Yes, I know some people pay cash and rent. Terribly sad.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...2-000-night-bungalows-feeding-alligators.html

It could have been a DVC member, but it could have also been a cash-paying guest.

 

[Sammie]

Plexiglass was installed today around the edge of the Bungalows. I have no idea what this will prevent, unless to keep someone from sweeping food off the deck into the lagoon.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Plexiglass was installed today around the edge of the Bungalows. I have no idea what this will prevent, unless to keep someone from sweeping food off the deck into the lagoon.

I was thinking it might keep kids from sitting on the deck and hanging their feet through the railing. But they really need cameras like AKV/AKL.

 

[paults]

and if elected we will build a wall

 

[crisi]

It could have been a DVC member, but it could have also been a cash-paying guest.

I'm sure people of all persuasions were guilty. Owning DVC doesn't make you any less of an idiot. And paying cash doesn't mean you suddenly gain common sense.

 

[jiminy14]

Does anyone remember Charlie, the gator, that hung out in the water in MK near the turkey leg stand? I had heard a CM say that they removed the gators when the ducks started disappearing.

Yes. I mentioned "him" in my previous post. We were walking along the Rivers from HM to SM when we passed the back of the turkey leg stand. There was a CM posted there to keep an eye on Charlie and the guests walking by so that no one tried to interact with him.

 

[bumbershoot]

People don't know there are gators (hopefully none of them are college sports fans, right?), don't know there are snakes, try to feed wildlife... And in Juneau in 2003 we saw people *chasing* after a mama black bear and her two cubs. Just chasing them right down the road near the glacier. People just aren't that bright.

You know why there were very few lawsuits 60 years ago?

Were there so few? Hmm. The law industry had to come from *somewhere*.

One of the long, non-mystery, novels I read recently was Dickens' Great Expectations, which is partially about a lawsuit that lasted decades, until the money to pay the lawyers ran out. (spoiler alert)