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No grey area, apple pie wins. Well, at least in my situation. I can go to the Fort any day of the week, but warm apple pie, now that's a treat. How about some warm apple pie, AT the Fort?:jumpforjoy

Site 1511 This site was perfect for us. Typical size for 1500. Located at the back of the loop. Fairly private, and what a nice view! :jumpforjoy

Yeah!!!!! Me!!!!! it's one of my photos!!!!! Ask me about the Mickey Waffles!!!!!! Guilty as charged, what can I say in my defense, you and your photography skills were missed around here Tony. :jumpforjoy I guess that I am flattered that so many of my pictures made it over here, ahead of me!!! :popo:

It may not be 'allowed', but that balcony can be accessed from inside upstairs. The doors to the HDDR are usually open all day. I thought about sneaking in and taking a quick trip out there on our last trip. >:D But, alas, I am a big chicken! :popo: Found it Tony Tony you are right TCD took a pic of me out there last year Photographic evidence pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeze! :) :rofl2: This could become a fiend assignment, like the Post a Pic from "Colson's Crossing" and "Trails End Porch" over at the dis. Groucho glasses and nose optional.

Well let me tell you, first of all they are awesome! I once posted on the Dis(with photos of course) the tale of my quest to get the recipe, and make them at home. I won't bore y'all with it again, but let me just say, I still go to WDW for my Mickey Waffle fix!!!!!

Yeah!!!!! Me!!!!! it's one of my photos!!!!! Ask me about the Mickey Waffles!!!!!!

It may not be 'allowed', but that balcony can be accessed from inside upstairs. The doors to the HDDR are usually open all day. I thought about sneaking in and taking a quick trip out there on our last trip. >:D But, alas, I am a big chicken! :D Tony you are right TCD took a pic of me out there last year Photographic evidence pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeze! :)

That is some great info. I never heard of these plans before. I guess that the cost of such transportation drove them to abandon such ambitious plans. If only it had come to be!

It may not be 'allowed', but that balcony can be accessed from inside upstairs. The doors to the HDDR are usually open all day. I thought about sneaking in and taking a quick trip out there on our last trip. :rofl2: But, alas, I am a big chicken! :rofl2:

Don't know if you got this fixed yet or not, but I had the same thing happen. It was easy to remove the damaged trim. In our TT, it was particle board wrapped on the face with a thin sheet. I used some nice straight 1x4 to replace it. I took a sample with me to Home Depot and got paint to match my interior trim. All taken care of for just a few dollars.

I believe these photos were from the winter of 2003. Our only trip to Stone Mountain. Our set up is the one in the middle here, the blue Expedition and the Coachman trailer. We had good friends on each side(or should I say above and below) us. As you can see, the camp sites are right on the side of the mountain. Kinda nerve wracking to drive down to the bottom, then start back up again, stopping up hill from your site and then backing in without going past the end of the site. :rofl2: Lots of stories about folks who lost campers after unhooking and they didn't have them choked well. May

I don't have much to share about the early days, but it does fascinate me. Over the years I have saved images that were on line. If I am violating any copy right laws, or am posting someone's photos, forgive me. So here are some publicity photos and the official comments on the back of these photos. And a couple of others for fun.