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I can't post the link, but if you Google "Animal Kingdom dragon cave", it's one of the first few links.

That *could* be. Those look like where the geysers were, over near the Harambe bridge. I never got to experience the "flames", as the attraction was closed when we first visited in 2000.

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The "dragon" is really just a flame-thrower "stuck into a cave". The cave is visible from the bridge between the Oasis and Camp Minnie-Mickey, to the right if you're heading into CMM.

Did you know:

1) That there are 24 total individual characters (23 in the current show) in the Country Bear Jamboree?:

Henry I, II, and III (next time you see the show, notice Henry appears in...

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Richard Irvine: In the early 1950s Walt Disney asked Irvine to help construct Disneyland. He moved from 20th Century Fox to the Walt Disney Studio in 1952 and became a senior figure at...

Yes.

The original names of the ferry boats (TTC) were "Kingdom Queen" I, II, and III. They were renamed "General Joe Potter", "Richard F. Irvine", and "Admiral Joe Fowler".

They were, in fact, both paddlewheelers, but very different deck, cabin, and boiler/steam designs. Do a Google photo search on both boats.

Legend has it that the Fowler actually sank *in* Seven...

Which one are you? I added four or five people last night. LOL...PM me if ya want.

Did you know:

1) that the Walt Disney World property is its own government as well? When Walt Disney...

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I *believe* there's a page for it over at Widen Your World.

Did you ever look me up yet? ;)

Did you know:

1) that Walt's favorite song from any of his movies, animated or live-action, was "Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag)" from Mary Poppins?

2) that...

E-mail me, or look me up on FaceBook (Jim McKinley, Canal Fulton, OH).

Yes, and yes :)

Just do a "Google image" search for "Disneyland Railroad Ward Kimball", and THOUSANDS of pictures will come up.

If you're interested at all in Disney railroading, I can hook ya...

Did you know:

1) Ferry boat or Monorail? Usually the first choice guests have to make after arriving at Walt Disney World, especially at the Transportation and Ticket Center. Actually, during...

Did you know:

1) Magic Kingdom (107 acres), EPCOT (300 acres), *and* Disney's Hollywood Studios (89 acres) can *all* fit inside Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park (over 500 acres) - at the same...