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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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ajrwdwgirl
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I think macarons are lovely and as @NYwdwfan said there is a slight crunch on the outside then then they will just melt in your mouth. At least they will melt if they are made properly, the ones I have been made by Disney haven't been great, although I haven't tried the one at the ice cream place in France. The first time I had a good macaron was in Paris, and then there is a kiosk at Downtown Disney in Disneyland (Kayla's Cakes) that has fantastic ones as well. I might have to try the ones in the link, although my waistline sure doesn't need it. 
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
By far, my favorite part was the rose garden. It was in full bloom, and just breathtaking. We've seen it before, but never in full bloom. I may have taken a few too many pictures there...
Beautiful pictures, even if we hadn't had snow today they would still be lovely.
Nemo14
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and to keep @MinnieM123 amused, we stopped at one of our eagle nests on the way home...
This is just a few of the pictures I took there today. I've put more in an album here if you want to see more:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/media/albums/ringling.317/
This is just a few of the pictures I took there today. I've put more in an album here if you want to see more:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/media/albums/ringling.317/
Lucky
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Like a 21 gun salute?The cannon used to shoot people out of...
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Anyone in particular?The next building contains some real items from the era:
The Pullman cars that the family rode in:
I loved the details in the woodwork and ceilings on this:
The cannon used to shoot people out of...
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Nemo14
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exactly!
Lucky
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I brought some home from this place, not far from the Disney Store on the Champs-Elysees.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
Yep, that I where I went for macarons in Paris too. We didn't have any to bring home from there because we ate them all after climbing the steps to the top of the Arc de Triomphe. But when we went to London later in the trip there was a branch of this store at Harrod's, so we made sure we bought some to eat and to bring home.
NYwdwfan
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Lucky
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I didn't climb the Arc de Triomphe, but I climbed the Eiffel Tower.
I might have just taken the elevator.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
We took the elevator to the top of the Eiffel, but walked down. We also walked up to the top of Notre Dame, that was like 400+ and they were winding stairs, but it was worth it.
Goofyernmost
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Yea, that's the way I climbed it as well. No regrets and I still get credit for going all the way to the top. Win - Win!
Eric1955
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When I heard the news I wanted to post a picture of me as a young boy going to Ringling. My mom used to take me every summer when it would come to New Orleans. Unfortunately, I still haven't located the picture I was looking for. I have so much crap in my room there really is no telling where it is. Anyway, imagine a picture of a 13 year old me with a clown behind me with his arms in front of me juggling.
Eric1955
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Thanks, I've been watching the Mary Tyler Moore Show a lot lately. I was just watching the episode where Mary throws a party and the power goes out. I was laughing way too hard. I just adore that show.
JenniferS
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The Johnny Carson one?
My classics tv station ran an all-day marathon on Saturday. I actually saw two episodes I don't recall having seen before.
Eric1955
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That's the one! So funny.