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AKtoMO365PA290058 A little further down the road, we stopped off at the Mono Lake Tufa State Reserve to stretch our legs and check out the tufa deposits. Once again, we were treated to the lovely Fall colors as seen in this photo taken by Kate. AKtoMO365PA290058
AKtoMO366PA299326 One of the several large tufa deposits on this edge and within the lake. Tufa is basically made up of calcium carbonate, otherwise known as limestone. It actually forms in the lake only, but will end up on the lake shore and further inland due to the decreasing lake level from evaporation. This is a dead tufa. AKtoMO366PA299326
AKtoMO367PA299329 A photo of one of the dying or dead tufas (left) and a semi-active tufa (right). More info about how the tufas form can be found at the California State Parks site at www.parks.ca.gov. AKtoMO367PA299329
AKtoMO368PA299330 Another forming tufa out in the lake. The many spots within the lake are actually many tiny birds hanging out on the surface of the lake. AKtoMO368PA299330
AKtoMO369PA299333 Kate posed with some of the dead tufas as we headed back to the Jeep. Another beautiful day! AKtoMO369PA299333
AKtoMO370PA290063 We headed further down the road on US Route 395 south to check out some of the lava domes and craters, but on the way Kate took a great photo of some of the other parts of Yosemite National Park in the distance,... AKtoMO370PA290063
AKtoMO371PA299334 ...and I took my own photo of the eastern peaks of Yosemite. AKtoMO371PA299334
AKtoMO372PA299336 We went to check out some of the Mono domes and craters complex (seen here looking east) by heading a little east on California State Route 120. AKtoMO372PA299336
AKtoMO373PA299338 Just one of many craters in this region... AKtoMO373PA299338
AKtoMO374PA299340 ...and another (possibly also a lava dome). We headed back west to continue south on US Route 395 from this point. AKtoMO374PA299340
AKtoMO375PA299342 The view to the north from US Route 395 south of the domes and craters, just as we were about to pass through the axis of the craters and domes. AKtoMO375PA299342
AKtoMO376PA299345 Around lunch time we headed west on California State Route 203 to Mammoth Lakes, California. AKtoMO376PA299345
AKtoMO377PA299343 The volcanic peak of Mammoth Mountain is in this region... AKtoMO377PA299343
AKtoMO378PA299346 ...and what a nice view one gets of the mountain as you are about to enter the small ski town. AKtoMO378PA299346
AKtoMO379PA299347 After a nice calzone at a pizza joint in town, we continued a little further west on California State Route 203 then south on Lake Mary Road to check out the Mammoth Lakes Recreation area. At a point along the way, we got a great view to the northeast into Long Valley Caldera. The town of Mammoth Lakes is on the southwestern portion of the caldera. AKtoMO379PA299347
AKtoMO380PA299348 Glass Mountain (large mountain on the right) is outside on the northeastern flanks of Long Valley Caldera. AKtoMO380PA299348
AKtoMO381PA299349 Another shot of some of the structures within the town. AKtoMO381PA299349
AKtoMO382PA299350 We finally came to the northern portion of Mammoth Lakes Basin where one can camp, fish, and hike. AKtoMO382PA299350
AKtoMO383PA299351 This map of the area shows the layout of the natural lakes (though the map is actually upside down - north, where we were at, is at the bottom). AKtoMO383PA299351
AKtoMO384PA299352 A look to the southwest at the northern Twin Lake... AKtoMO384PA299352
AKtoMO385PA299357 ...and some of the cool geologic rocks in the area. AKtoMO385PA299357
AKtoMO386PA299358 This view, also to the southwest, is of the southern Twin Lake with a nice cascading waterfall from Upper Twin Lake (not visible). AKtoMO386PA299358
AKtoMO387PA299359 Another shot of the rocks in the area. AKtoMO387PA299359
AKtoMO388PA299364 After hanging out by the lakes for a bit, we finally headed back east, then continued south on US Route 395 to our next stop - Death Valley! On the way, we were traveling along the inner portion of the southern caldera wall region of Long Valley Caldera. Pretty nice rocks on this part of the road. AKtoMO388PA299364
AKtoMO389PA299369 This part of the drive took us down the Owens Valley, where we had great clear views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the west. AKtoMO389PA299369
AKtoMO390PA299388 We finally came to our turn off (at California State Route 136 east). Right at this intersection is the Eastern Sierra Interagency Visitor Center. This is where we could get a nice glimpse at the highest mountain in California... AKtoMO390PA299388
AKtoMO391PA299389 ...Mt. Whitney... AKtoMO391PA299389
AKtoMO392PA299390 ...seen in this view above the trees in the center of the photo (it is not the highest one here due to the distance away from this spot that it is). It is the peak above the spot in between the third and forth large tree to the right of the flagpole. AKtoMO392PA299390
AKtoMO393PA299393 Death Valley that way, initially through the Inyo Mountains and Coso Range to the east! AKtoMO393PA299393
AKtoMO394PA299394 Some of the cool folding and faulting within the Inyo Mountains. AKtoMO394PA299394
AKtoMO395PA299397 We eventually connected up with California State Route 190 east. At a point along the initial portion of this road we were able to see the Panamint Valley and Panamint Range (in the distance), roughly, from the Argus Range. At some points along the upper elevations (~5,000 feet) of this leg, the temperatures got down to about 59 F. AKtoMO395PA299397
AKtoMO396PA299404 California State Route 190 eventually turns southeast, and this brought us to our destination of Furnace Creek within Death Valley National Park around 5:15 PM (PDT). At around 190 feet below sea level the temperature was about 82 F when we arrived. From the Furnace Creek Ranch the low western sun shed some awesome light on the lower hills of the Amargosa Range to the east. All the RV's were from some bicycling race that was heading through the region. AKtoMO396PA299404
AKtoMO397PA299405 A close-up of some of the Amargosa Range to the east... AKtoMO397PA299405
AKtoMO398PA299406 ...and even closer. AKtoMO398PA299406
AKtoMO399PA299407 After checking into the Furnace Creek Ranch for the evening, we headed out for a little bit of a sightseeing trip before the sun went down. Before we reached our first, and only stop of the afternoon, we would pass the Furnace Creek Inn - a little and expensive man-made oasis within the valley. AKtoMO399PA299407
AKtoMO400PA299409 More of the differing light conditions as the sun goes down on the Amargosa Range. AKtoMO400PA299409
AKtoMO401PA299410 Proof from the Furnace Creek Visitors Center of our elevation (the temperature reading of about 97 F was not that accurate at the time - the Jeep read a comfortable 82 F). AKtoMO401PA299410
AKtoMO402PA299411 More of the lighting conditions toward sunset. AKtoMO402PA299411
AKtoMO403PA299413 Our only stop that afternoon/early evening was to the Golden Canyon Trail on California State Route 178 south. This is the view from the parking lot for the trailhead looking at the mouth of Golden Canyon. AKtoMO403PA299413
AKtoMO404PA299416 The next few shots are basically the views within Golden Canyon at some of the cool geologic features. AKtoMO404PA299416
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AKtoMO406PA299419 This one hoodoo was at a cool angle, but hasn't fallen, yet. AKtoMO406PA299419
AKtoMO407PA299443 We basically hiked up the trail as far as we could until we couldn't see without a flashlight (though we did have one with us that we used on the way back). With the sun already set, the silhouette of the dipping rock of the Golden Canyon looked awesome toward the southwest. AKtoMO407PA299443
AKtoMO408PA299445 As seems to be the case, most of the time, I had forgotten my tripod, so when I tried to take the few several second exposure photos (like the previous one, as well), I had to set the camera on some flat rocks. This one (with the base rock in the foreground) is looking up the Golden Canyon toward Kate (the white to the right of center) and what we would see the next day from the other side - Zabriskie Point. The exposure makes it look like the daylight was brought back, but it is rather dark at the time. AKtoMO408PA299445
AKtoMO409PA299447 Another time-exposed shot back to the southwest at one of the planets in the sky (I think this is Venus at the time of year, but don't quote me on that). AKtoMO409PA299447
AKtoMO410PA299453 After we had dinner at the Ranch, we headed down to the Furnace Creek Visitor Center parking lot to look at the awesome night sky, and attempt a few time-exposed photos of the stars. While there, we also saw at least two AKtoMO410PA299453
AKtoMO411PA299455 ...and this one shows the constellation of Taurus (rotated V-shape in the lower right of center), the Pleiades (group of stars just up from center), and a very bright star/planet that is in the region of the constellation Aries. AKtoMO411PA299455
AKtoMO412PA309456 October 30, 2005 (Day 10), was another excellent day. We were leaving Death Valley today to the south, but on the way we stopped at several sites along the way. We left the Ranch at 7:21 AM (PST) and headed south to Zabriskie Point. While on California State Route 190 south we saw some cool colored rock sections. AKtoMO412PA309456
AKtoMO413PA309459 Then we came to Zabriskie Point. Our shadows can be seen as we look to the southwest over Zabriskie Point to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. AKtoMO413PA309459
AKtoMO414PA309460 Another shot a little more to the south over Zabriskie Point. AKtoMO414PA309460
AKtoMO415PA309461 The drainage patterns were just awesome. AKtoMO415PA309461
AKtoMO416PA309462 Kate was really enjoying being outside in the early morning sun. AKtoMO416PA309462
AKtoMO417PA309464 More of Zabriskie Point and the Sierra Nevada Mountains. AKtoMO417PA309464
AKtoMO418PA309465 Don't think it could get much better than this!... AKtoMO418PA309465
AKtoMO419PA309466 ...until you zoom in on the area. Great banding in the rock layers! AKtoMO419PA309466
AKtoMO420PA309469 We then headed back north on California State Route 190 to the intersection with California State Route 178 to head south, but on the way I photographed the northerly dipping beds along the road... AKtoMO420PA309469
AKtoMO421PA309472 ...and a section of different rock material mixed in. AKtoMO421PA309472
AKtoMO422PA309473 Now heading south on California State Route 178, we went back to the Golden Canyon trail to get the early morning photos of the area. From the parking lot, one could see across to the southwest at large alluvial fan deposits at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The white on the valley floor is precipitated gypsum salt deposits. AKtoMO422PA309473
AKtoMO423PA309475 The mouth of Golden Canyon in the early morning light. AKtoMO423PA309475
AKtoMO424PA309478 Along the trail, there was this large rounded conglomerate rock with other conglomerate nodules making up its whole structure. We saw it the night before, but the lighting prevented a great photo of it (a quarter for scale). AKtoMO424PA309478
AKtoMO425PA309481 A non-enhanced photo of a ravine within the Golden Canyon. I had a polarizing filter on my camera the entire time we were on the trip, so the blue of the sky was rather dark in some of these shots, but still made it look awesome. AKtoMO425PA309481
AKtoMO426PA309483 Another part of the geology within the Golden Canyon was the ancient ripples on some of the dipping bedding units. AKtoMO426PA309483
AKtoMO427PA309484 Another polarized, non-enhanced, view of the Golden Canyon looking north from within. AKtoMO427PA309484
AKtoMO428PA309485 A look back down (to the southwest) the dried up stream channel to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This is roughly the same view from the night before that was silhouetted. AKtoMO428PA309485
AKtoMO429PA309488 Another ravine to the north. AKtoMO429PA309488
AKtoMO430PA309493 From a shadey part of the Golden Canyon, the light was hitting the rocks of the Canyon really nice. The Sierra Nevada Mountains in the distance (left). AKtoMO430PA309493
AKtoMO431PA309494 Another full view back down the dried up stream channel. AKtoMO431PA309494
AKtoMO432PA309496 The contrast between the different colored rock layers... AKtoMO432PA309496
AKtoMO433PA309497 ...was very striking. AKtoMO433PA309497
AKtoMO434PA309499 Another ravine. AKtoMO434PA309499
AKtoMO435PA309500 Another shot of the full Canyon toward the southwest as we began to head back to the Jeep. Kate is looking at some of the rocks. AKtoMO435PA309500
AKtoMO436PA309501 Another photo of some of the rock units with ancient ripples trapped in them (a little above center). AKtoMO436PA309501
AKtoMO437PA309503 Last shot of the rocks of Golden Canyon. AKtoMO437PA309503
AKtoMO438PA309505 Another shot of an alluvial fan across to the southwest. AKtoMO438PA309505
AKtoMO439PA309509 Our next stop was a little further south on California State Route 178 to the Artists Palette loop. This is the view from the loop road back to the southwest. More of the gypsum salt deposits can be seen on the valley floor from this height. AKtoMO439PA309509
AKtoMO440PA309514 The sign at the Artists Palette,... AKtoMO440PA309514
AKtoMO441PA309510 ...but the view from just to the south as we approached it. AKtoMO441PA309510
AKtoMO442PA309512 The various colors of the Artists Palette... AKtoMO442PA309512
AKtoMO443PA309513 ...more... AKtoMO443PA309513
AKtoMO444PA309515 ...and one more. AKtoMO444PA309515
AKtoMO445PA309521 The next stop was a short little offroad one to the Devil's Golf Course on the western side of California State Route 178 south. This is the descriptive sign... AKtoMO445PA309521
AKtoMO446PA309519 ...and this is the Devil's Golf Course looking to the northeast at the Amargosa Range. The material is made up of very dried up and cracked gypsum salt deposits. AKtoMO446PA309519
AKtoMO447PA309522 Kate posing in the Devil's Golf Course (view to the northwest). AKtoMO447PA309522
AKtoMO448PA309523 One last view from the floor of the Devil's Golf Course toward the north. AKtoMO448PA309523
AKtoMO449PA309524 Next stop was the Natural Bridge trail on the eastern side of California State Route 178 south. AKtoMO449PA309524
AKtoMO450PA309525 Description on how the bridge formed. AKtoMO450PA309525
AKtoMO451PA309528 Along the gravely dried up stream channel that made up the trail, there were many erosional features indicative of old waterfalls. AKtoMO451PA309528
AKtoMO452PA309530 The Natural Bridge (looking to the east) with one of the erosional waterfall features on the right side. AKtoMO452PA309530
AKtoMO453PA309533 A shot looking to the southwest at the Natural Bridge. Kate is posing in this photo, but the light prevented her from showing up, but you may be able to see her to the lower left of center under the bridge. AKtoMO453PA309533
AKtoMO454PA309536 As we walked back to the Jeep, we came upon the view to the southwest of a reflection of the Sierra Nevada Mountains off of the small lake near Badwater. AKtoMO454PA309536
AKtoMO455PA309537 This shot was looking to the west-southwest at the parking lot, valley, and the Sierra Nevada Mountains. AKtoMO455PA309537
AKtoMO456PA309538 The final park stop along California State Route 178 south was at Badwater (282 feet below sea level). This was my forth time here, but Kate's first, so it was a must to get her to the lowest part in the Western Hemisphere. In this photo (from the new parking area) one can see the white sign (just up from center) that marks where sea level is located. AKtoMO456PA309538
AKtoMO457PA309539 She made it! AKtoMO457PA309539
AKtoMO458PA309540 The reason why it is called Bad-water. AKtoMO458PA309540
AKtoMO459PA309542 Descriptive sign... AKtoMO459PA309542
AKtoMO460PA309543 ...and the temperature extremes. AKtoMO460PA309543
AKtoMO461PA309544 Description of the lowest places in the Western... AKtoMO461PA309544
AKtoMO462PA309545 ...and Eastern Hemispheres. AKtoMO462PA309545
AKtoMO463PA309546 Part of the new boardwalk area that was erected at Badwater. AKtoMO463PA309546
AKtoMO464PA309547 Another descriptive sign... AKtoMO464PA309547
AKtoMO465PA309548 ...with a winter photo of Telescope Peak (11,049 feet above sea level)... AKtoMO465PA309548
AKtoMO466PA309549 ...and the October 30th view of Telescope Peak from Badwater. AKtoMO466PA309549
AKtoMO467PA309550Reexposure I figured I would end my photos of Death Valley National Park on a good note with this reflective shot of the northern Sierra Nevada Mountains on the lake near Badwater. Some people let me get them in for scale (unknowingly). AKtoMO467PA309550Reexposure
AKtoMO468PA309556Reexposure On our way out through the southern part of Death Valley on California State Route 178 south, we had to pass by some cool volcanic (?) remnants to the northeast as we drove over Jubilee and Salsberry Passes. AKtoMO468PA309556Reexposure
AKtoMO469PA309558 More of the volcanic areas. AKtoMO469PA309558
AKtoMO470PA309564 We eventually came to California State Route 127 south and the small town of Shoshone, California, where we ate lunch. There were some cool views of folded and faulted beds of the Nopah Range (far distance) and the near foothills... AKtoMO470PA309564
AKtoMO471PA309565 ...and one more. AKtoMO471PA309565
AKtoMO472PA309566 About halfway on California State Route 127 south between Shoshone, California and I-15, we drove by Dumont Dunes on the eastern side of the road. This is the view of the dunes... AKtoMO472PA309566
AKtoMO473PA309568 ...and the close-up. There was a very large gathering of dune riders there that weekend, and all eventually headed home at the same time we got there, so traffic picked up. Once we connected up with I-15, we headed west to San Diego to visit Kate's sister and her family for the next couple days. We arrived around 6:10 PM (PST), almost 11 hours after we started the drive that day. AKtoMO473PA309568
AKtoMO474PA319575 On Halloween (Day 11 - October 31, 2005), Kate's sister (Carol - right), Kate, and I went for a nice walk along Pacific Beach. AKtoMO474PA319575
AKtoMO475PA319578 Kate got to dip her toes into the Pacific, which made her happy. AKtoMO475PA319578
AKtoMO476PA319586 Later, after brunch, we took a drive up to Mt. Soledad to get a nice view of the San Diego area. As this plaque shows, there is a cool Memorial at the summit, mainly dedicated to people who served in the military and their units or ships. AKtoMO476PA319586
AKtoMO477PA319579 The view towards the La Jolla area to the northwest. AKtoMO477PA319579
AKtoMO478PA319580 The Mt. Soledad Memorial area. AKtoMO478PA319580
AKtoMO479PA319582 The view to the northeast toward Miramar Naval Air Station (I think it is now a Marine Corps facility). AKtoMO479PA319582
AKtoMO480PA319583 The view to the southeast toward San Diego. AKtoMO480PA319583
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AKtoMO482PA319591 The final thing we did was head to La Jolla to check out the coast. This is just a photo of the rocky coastal part of the area with many pelicans. AKtoMO482PA319591
AKtoMO483PA319592 Many pelicans! AKtoMO483PA319592
AKtoMO484PA319595 More of the beach area at La Jolla. AKtoMO484PA319595
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AKtoMO487PA319608 The final shot from La Jolla. This cool archway was carved out by the waves. AKtoMO487PA319608
AKtoMO488PA319609 Before the kids, and some of the adults, headed to do some Trick or Treating, I managed to get this photo of silhouetted palm trees in their back yard with the sunset. Later on that evening, after watching the Super Bowl XL Champion Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Baltimore Ravens, Kate found out from her sister that we all were going to Disneyland for Kate's birthday on the 2nd. All were excited! AKtoMO488PA319609
AKtoMO489PB019613 The next day (Day 12 - November 1, 2005), Carol took Kate and I to AKtoMO489PB019613
AKtoMO490PB019614 Kate and Carol enjoying the post-lunch walk through the central part of AKtoMO490PB019614
AKtoMO491PB019616 Kate and I later took the train into town to go to Seaport Village, but before we walked that way, we went to check out the San Diego Aircraft Carrier Museum onboard the USS Midway (CV-41). One of the memorials near the carrier, was this one, dedicated to the USS San Diego (CL-53)... AKtoMO491PB019616
AKtoMO492PB019617 ...and more of the memorial... AKtoMO492PB019617
AKtoMO493PB019619 ...and more of it. AKtoMO493PB019619
AKtoMO494PB019621toPB019623 This panoramic shows the port side of the USS Midway. AKtoMO494PB019621toPB019623
AKtoMO495PB019625 The stern of the USS Midway. This is where the Fantail Cafe is located with the Gift Shop in the same area. AKtoMO495PB019625
AKtoMO496PB019628 The starboard island of the USS Midway. AKtoMO496PB019628
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AKtoMO498PB019637 We took the audio tour around the ship, and this was one of the dedicated plaques from the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1942 - the year of the Battle of Midway during World War II. AKtoMO498PB019637
AKtoMO499PB019639 Once on the flight deck, we toured around the many current and past naval aircraft displays. This one is a C-1 Trader. AKtoMO499PB019639
AKtoMO500PB019640 The view from the aft flight deck toward the bow of the ship. AKtoMO500PB019640
AKtoMO501PB019642 This is the F-14 Tomcat. AKtoMO501PB019642
AKtoMO502PB019645 This is the F/A-18 Hornet. AKtoMO502PB019645
AKtoMO503PB019646 This is the S-3 Viking. AKtoMO503PB019646
AKtoMO504PB019647 This is the RA-5 Vigilante. AKtoMO504PB019647
AKtoMO505PB019648 This is the F-4 Phantom II. AKtoMO505PB019648
AKtoMO506PB019649 The capsual symbols on the starboard co-pilot door indicates how many Apollo capsuals that were recovered by this SH-3 Sea King helicopter during the late 1960's to early 1970's... AKtoMO506PB019649
AKtoMO507PB019652 ...and what the entire aircraft of the SH-3 Sea King looks like. AKtoMO507PB019652
AKtoMO508PB019650 This is the A-6 Intruder. AKtoMO508PB019650
AKtoMO509PB019651 The port side of the island for the USS Midway. AKtoMO509PB019651
AKtoMO510PB019653 This is the SH-2 Seasprite helicopter. AKtoMO510PB019653
AKtoMO511PB019655 This is the E-2C Hawkeye. AKtoMO511PB019655
AKtoMO512PB019656 This is the HH-46 Sea Knight helicopter... AKtoMO512PB019656
AKtoMO513PB019657 AKtoMO513PB019657
AKtoMO514PB019658 ...this HH-46 was actually flown by Kate's brother-in-law's squadron - The Gunbearers... AKtoMO514PB019658
AKtoMO515PB019659 ...and also this squadron. AKtoMO515PB019659
AKtoMO516PB019660 Another look toward the bow of the ship. AKtoMO516PB019660
AKtoMO517PB019661 Always my favorite, the UH-1B Iroquois AKtoMO517PB019661
AKtoMO518PB019662 ...and the view from the front. AKtoMO518PB019662
AKtoMO519PB019663 This is the A-7 Corsair II. AKtoMO519PB019663
AKtoMO520PB019664 The view of another F-4 Phantom II and the island of the USS Midway. AKtoMO520PB019664
AKtoMO521PB019665 The big AKtoMO521PB019665
AKtoMO522PB019667 The view of the entire flight deck from the bow looking toward the stern. AKtoMO522PB019667
AKtoMO523PB019670 One last view of the island section. AKtoMO523PB019670
AKtoMO524PB019671 Two sides of a memorial to all the U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers, Escort Carriers, and Amphibious Assault Ships... AKtoMO524PB019671
AKtoMO525PB019672 ...and the other two sides. This memorial is next to the USS Midway. AKtoMO525PB019672
AKtoMO526PB019676 After walking from the USS Midway to Seaport Village, we eventually met up with Carol, Torey, and Nick. While grabing a snack, we got a glimpse at this nice sunset over San Diego Bay. AKtoMO526PB019676
AKtoMO527PB020066 The final day at Kate's sister's place (Day 13 - November 2, 2005), Kate, Carol, Torey, Nick, and myself went to Disneyland for Kate's birthday. Though Kate and the rest of the group had been to Disneyland and Disney World many times, this was my first time visiting either of the parks. The next several photos were taken by Kate, while at the park. Here Nick (left) and Torey (right) pose in front of the big Chicken Little head. AKtoMO527PB020066
AKtoMO528PB020067 Goofy, my favorite, was there from the first point we entered the park. AKtoMO528PB020067
AKtoMO529PB020068 Though I like Disney's castle, I love the actual one he copied it from - Neuschwanstein Castle, located in the Bavaria region of Germany. AKtoMO529PB020068
AKtoMO530PB020069 (Left to right) Kate, Nick, Carol, and Torey. AKtoMO530PB020069
AKtoMO531PB020070 Kate and I thought the AKtoMO531PB020070
AKtoMO532PB020072 Since it was still around Halloween, the Haunted Mansion ride was decked out in the AKtoMO532PB020072
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AKtoMO534PB020074 (Left to right) Torey, Nick, and myself. AKtoMO534PB020074
AKtoMO535PB020076 (Left to right) Carol, Nick, and Torey. AKtoMO535PB020076
AKtoMO536PB020077 (Left to right) Nick, Torey, and Kate. AKtoMO536PB020077
AKtoMO537PB020079 Carol and Kate at the entrance to the castle. AKtoMO537PB020079
AKtoMO538PB020083 Goofy and his son playing around with the guests. AKtoMO538PB020083
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AKtoMO540PB020087 Nick needed to be caged in for a short time. AKtoMO540PB020087
AKtoMO541PB020088 Kate and Nick had fun on this ride... AKtoMO541PB020088
AKtoMO542PB020089 ...so did Torey. AKtoMO542PB020089
AKtoMO543PB020094 Minney Mouse was eventually spotted... AKtoMO543PB020094
AKtoMO544PB020096 ...as was Pluto and the mechanical Trash Can. AKtoMO544PB020096
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AKtoMO546PB020101 Nick and Torey had a great time. AKtoMO546PB020101
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