Just a couple of shots of the artificial tree in the lobby of the building I work in. And a short video clip too. I've seen it for years, but this year they seem to have added a lot more.
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2 comments:
Love the photos!! Were the hammerheads in a pool at a hotel...or a "fish tank" rather? And is Mighty Mo "eldery friendly"? I would love to go to the battleship but if there are stairs and ladders that Roy's folks can't do, I can't do it either!! Roy and I have accepted the fact that we will be "senior sitters"...it's a lot like babysitting but no diapers...I hope!
Yes, the sharks were in their own pool under a walkway from the lobby to the building where my room was. and Might Mo has a lot of stairs to climb to see it all. There is a ramp to the main deck, and you can spend most of your time there, but the more interesting things are up and down the stairwells.
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