Picture of the day for the Fort.

[Shan-man]

I'm really enjoying y'all's pics, it's really getting me psyched for our next visit this Christmas! So, I thought I'd share some of my favorite night-time 'Christmas at the Fort' pics. These are from November 2004.

Our neighbors George and Teresa's decorations in 1827

Pioneer Hall

Trail's End decorations

The big tree

 

[Donna]

taken two days ago

 

[Shan-man]

Here are a couple of shots that I love, but it's a "father's" perogative to think his "kids" are the cutest in the world. These are from Nov 2004 when we stayed in 1828, the first one is of our rolling menagerie: two dogs, a rabbit, and a parakeet... how's that for maximizing the pet loop surcharge!

No one's using that shower this trip This next one is of a plate of blueberry Mickey muffins our neighbor Teresa surprised us with the morning of our departure... very sweet. They were just too good to share, sorry pups!

 

[Donna]

A picture of the day of a different type, taken a few hours ago:

 

[ynottony99]

Great perspective of whatever the heck that is...very cool!....um, .....what is it, by the way?

I actually got inside the old windmill tower at the stable and pointed the camera up.

 

[ynottony99]

 

[Shan-man]

Here are a few more to stoke-up those of us going around Christmas...

We wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish ....

 

[DznyRulz]

Here are some pics taken last week. We were on the Wonder 8/3-8/7 then at The Fort 8/7-8/14.

I wanted this to accidentally find its way into my TT for the ride home but DW nixed that idea.

I saw 6 or so Mickey lamps but no one else had a sign up.

Now I know what that sliding window between Crockett's Tavern and Burl's Porch is for.

 

[DznyRulz]

Here is some of The Fort's wild life.

 

[DznyRulz]

Mad props to whomever can identify this photo.

 

[ynottony99]

 

[DznyRulz]

I'm guessing these folks like to sleep with their heads elevated.

I didn't know The Fort had waterfront sites. I wonder how deep it is now.

 

[ynottony99]

 

[DznyRulz]

From Sunshine . . .

To this . . .

To this . . .

. . . in about half an hour. Typical Florida summer weather, Fay not withstanding.

 

[BigDaddyRog]

 

[stky6]

What loop were you in?

We were on 2046, right side at the last bend in the loop before the last comfort station.

Forgot to take the dis board sign but the truck was there most of the time, along with the bikes parked next to it.

Had a big blue 18x18 round canopy right at the end of the pad by the sand, big camping table under the canopy with a stove/oven combo and a beatup small white fridge, our 12x18 cabin tent was on the right side of the sand pad behind the canopy. We were the ones with the hose/nozel/rain maker to stay cool on the back of the truck the day the power went out for a few hours.

 

[ynottony99]

 

[ynottony99]

 

[ynottony99]

 

[ynottony99]