Picture of the Day - Orlando

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BANANA. by Shaun Ferguson, on Flickr

 

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M3GAN. by Shaun Ferguson, on Flickr

 

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HRH. by Shaun Ferguson, on Flickr

 

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Workshop. by Shaun Ferguson, on Flickr

 

[Frank Drackman]

 

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[SkiBum]

I know that this view has been posted but it was so beautiful. First time that I saw it myself as we aren't usually there late enough to see this.

So, I had never visited Camp Jurassic before (always focused on rides due to a lack of time) but did so after reading some comments about nice it was. Honestly, I highly prefer this over the Moana walkthrough. The sound of the water, the caves, rope bridges, and everything was so nice and relaxing.

Another common picture. I have been dealing with plantar fasciitis, including shots, and I needed a place to sit down. So, I purchased a bottle of Coca Cola and sat down on a bench facing this facade. Very relaxing with the sound of water and all that. I had to laugh a little as I saw two families charging forward with purpose to experience the ride that must be within this beautiful facade.

Universal: Time to build Zelda and give this facade a true reason to exist (beyond just being awesome).

 

[Mad Dog]

Another common picture. I have been dealing with plantar fasciitis, including shots, and I needed a place to sit down. So, I purchased a bottle of Coca Cola and sat down on a bench facing this facade. Very relaxing with the sound of water and all that. I had to laugh a little as I saw two families charging forward with purpose to experience the ride that must be within this beautiful facade.

Universal: Time to build Zelda and give this facade a true reason to exist (beyond just being awesome).

I had plantar fasciitis back in the day I played soccer for three teams a week. Extremely painful, as you well know....I tried lots of so called cures and remedies. Only one thing worked, and I never got it again after I followed the advice. Namely, I went to a one size larger shoe, and I've been good since I adjusted all my shoes one size larger. Give it a try, perhaps it will work for you once the present inflammation slows down. (Note: That shot through all the skin layers is as bad as the inflammation)

 

[GAcoaster]

I did the same! Going up a shoe size helped so much! No one ever tells you your feet can continue to grow into adulthood.

I also found when I lost a few pounds my feet felt better.

 

[SkiBum]

I had plantar fasciitis back in the day I played soccer for three teams a week. Extremely painful, as you well know....I tried lots of so called cures and remedies. Only one thing worked, and I never got it again after I followed the advice. Namely, I went to a one size larger shoe, and I've been good since I adjusted all my shoes one size larger. Give it a try, perhaps it will work for you once the present inflammation slows down. (Note: That shot through all the skin layers is as bad as the inflammation)

I got a shot last year that just about brought tears to my eyes ("My money's in my shoe! my money's in my shoe!!!") The three shots this year have gone fine. I was definitely slowed down some at the parks last month. Still had such a good time. I actually have you to thank for going through Camp Jurassic. I think that you had made a comment about in one thread and it spurred me to go in this time. Honestly, it was so enjoyable. As I've gotten older, I enjoy the quiet or slower parts of the parks more than I used to and this was a great way to spend some time just wandering.

 

[Mad Dog]

I got a shot last year that just about brought tears to my eyes ("My money's in my shoe! my money's in my shoe!!!") The three shots this year have gone fine. I was definitely slowed down some at the parks last month. Still had such a good time. I actually have you to thank for going through Camp Jurassic. I think that you had made a comment about in one thread and it spurred me to go in this time. Honestly, it was so enjoyable. As I've gotten older, I enjoy the quiet or slower parts of the parks more than I used to and this was a great way to spend some time just wandering.

Slowing down and smelling the roses is a soooo much better way to touring the parks than doing it commando. ...........Those shots are torture, and I don't know any of the players I knew where it worked long term. We all who had that tried all the things, arches etc. The shoe size is the only common denominator that worked for all of us in the world of highly competitive club soccer.

 

[Frank Drackman]

 

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Kacey Musgraves at the KIA Center in Orlando

 

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sometimes it is the little things

 

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Haven’t been since VC opened, but this is my favorite spot in the park to start or end the day. Enjoy a nice breakfast pastry from Croissant Moon or grab a beer at night and enjoy the views. One of the most relaxing parts of IOA if not the most.

 

[Hockeyman55]

Loved this ride, it only took me two years to finally make it over to check it out

Iron Gwazi by Mike Sperduto, on Flickr

 

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Face It. by Shaun Ferguson, on Flickr