My old computer is taking a really long time to load these latest pages, so I haven't been able to comment much. I'm surprised my PC even still works.
Just wanted to say that I noticed you have the Kitchen Sink coming up. I referred another DIS-er to the PCH Grill specifically so her family could get that Kitchen Sink. They just got back a few days ago from their DLR trip. Do you know that the Kitchen Sink was "not available" on the night they went to the PCH Grill?! How could it not be available? The only thing I can think of is that they ran out of ice cream or some of the toppings. But talk about disappointing - you go to a restaurant solely for one item and one item only, and that item is not there!! Luckily, she said the food was pretty good and they had a good kids menu so it worked out.
Even though you had trouble getting Jack Sparrow photos, I can't believe you got the POTC shots that you got. And you have a point and shoot? You took those all without a flash, I assume. They came out much, much better than I would expect for a P&S without using a flash.
Great ToonTown shots! I have always loved ToonTown since it opened in '93. I tend to think that the people who mainly love DLR for the rides only avoid ToonTown if they don't have kids because they assume it's only for kids, or they see that it's packed with people and they get scared off. But anyone who is a true fan of photography (amateur or pro), is detail-oriented and really loves to find those overlooked gems and details all around DLR knows that ToonTown is one of the best examples of the famous Disney attention to detail out of anywhere in the resort. It's chock full of inside jokes and hidden gems - which are built, literally, into the ground, into the walls, into the structures, etc. Not to mention that ToonTown is extremely colorful, bright and photogenic. A Bug's Land is quite a good example of the famous Disney details as well. I always think it's a shame when people dismiss TT because there are really a lot of great things to see.