Originally Posted By CMM1 I would be willing to bet that there is a very abundant supply of wildlife within the boundaries of the WDW property and perhaps even within the boundaries of the MK park as it's backlot area between the Frontierland River and the Mickey Starland station is relatively undeveloped. You could have plenty of snakes, small creatures and even alligators in that kind of area.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 I can handle snakes they don't really scare me, it is the gators that scare me. -nikala-
Originally Posted By Megara kennect, I had to laugh at the gay men screaming at snakes. Thanks for that.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy I was on a college mission trip in West Palm Beach once and this girl and I went out in a canoe on this body of water near the cabin property one night while some other folks were on the playground at the bank. We were talkin' and laughin' and rowin' for a while and then the next day our main minister dude was like "Oh yeah and don't go canoeing at night or alone, because the staff has said there are gators in the water." !!
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo I love to sail, powerboat and kayak, and the thought of doing this at WDW is great. But because of the snakes and gators I always pass. Simialraly with the golf courses. Sad, I know.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 >>Oh yeah and don't go canoeing at night or alone, because the staff has said there are gators in the water.>> LOL -Nikala-
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>>I was on a college mission trip in West Palm Beach once...<<< *YOU* went to college?!?!?!
Originally Posted By DVC_dad >>Man frees puppy from alligator's grip Owner jumps into water and starts beating the gator with his fists<< LOL ! I'd be like, "Nice knowin ya pooch, see ya in the next life!"
Originally Posted By DVC_dad <<< ...I was at a gay bar one evening that has a patio... >>> kennect this phrase always gets my full attention! LOL
Originally Posted By DVC_dad <<<It's much the same as cold weather doesn't keep me from living in Minnesota>>> LOL ! And here I thought people lived there FOR the cold weather!
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<LOL ! And here I thought people lived there FOR the cold weather!>> I doubt many live in Minnesota because they truly ENJOY the frigid winters. I think we put up with them for two reasons: 1) Its better than hot and humid. 2) It minimizes the riff-raff living here.
Originally Posted By Anacon In 2000, I wanted to get a shot of Space Mountain and it's reflection in the small lake that sits to the south of the stucture, between the berm and monorail beamway. You can see this body of water while on the monorail. Anyway, this view has been captured many times and is in many books, but I wanted my own. I had to go backstage to capture it and asked a guard at the gate, right next to it, for permission. He said yes. Just as I got to the spot to take the picture, a large gator entered the water. I didn't notice it untill it moved. Needless to say, I took the picture and left much quicker then I would have had I not seen the gator.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN Spoken like someone who has never taken a trip to the Mall of Trailer Park Trash America.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad <<<2) It minimizes the riff-raff living here.>>> And yet, they let YOU stay?
Originally Posted By DVC_dad Being a Georgia Bulldog, I am a true Gator Hater. Those of you who have ties to the SEC or are from the south, understand this implicitly.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<Spoken like someone who has never taken a trip to the Mall of Trailer Park Trash America.>> Approximately 75% of the visits to the Mall of America are by tourists; not locals. Undoubtedly most of them come from Florida.
Originally Posted By disney2268 haha, living here now we go to the MOA all the time. Ironically we grew up in Florida. But truly it is rare to find true Minnesotans actually go there for fun1!
