DebbieT11

With your crew maybe a herd of sheep?

Today, the dog park closed for refurbishment until further notice..... poles and fencing getting gone, stuff torn up.

This is our Little Jack, a rescued Border Collie with this freakishly long tongue......... When he gets tired from running, it hangs out the side of his mouth about 6"!

This was my contribution... and I promise you, it gets RAVE reviews.  People think you put in a *lot* of effort here, and really, ya don't!!  :rofl2:

I'm thrilled that the new management will be enforcing the "no trailers on site unless they fit on the pad" rule. We bring a cargo trailer with golf cart, decorations in tubs, etc. in it, and unload it in the overflow, load the decorations on the golf cart, lock that puppy up with padlocks, wheel locks and a tongue lock thing, and don't give it another thought till it's time to leave.
Why in the world would you need a trailer on your site?? Some of the sites are tight enough that maneuvering around vehicles and trailers that have "wheels on the pad" but the bed of the truck sticking out, or the tongue of the trailer jutting out are a pain..... just follow the rules, folks. That's all. Easy peasy.

We arrived this afternoon and will be here until May 23rd. We would love to meet any Fiends who may already be here or who are coming. You can find us in site 715. Just look for the crazy Chihuahuas in the window. (The beautiful red golf cart is a Kenny rental and brand-spankin' new!!)


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geeze, i totally forgot about your other questions....
at DTD, for a birthday celebration i would do Raglan (sp?) Road....or skip the formal dinner, grab a Margarita from the dock side bar/stand (one of the best Margaritas i have had on property, and i have had plenty) and stroll/shop.
as far as dining hidden gems....the fish and chips stand in UK at EPCOT. the same as what you can get in the rose and crown. spectacular!