Christmas Eve Breakfast And Tour Preparations (Page Two)
We drove down Katella about 9.6 miles with zero traffic arriving at the Rainforest Cafe at 10:00. We ordered a little liquid libation and awaited the arrival of Marianne and Craig and the Duda's.
We Started At The Rainforest Cafe
It was a magnificent day... Blue skies and a chilly 54+ degrees
The animals await us!
We just checked the menu to see if anything changed!
Otherwise, we are on automatic
It's OK Bob... The animals are not real!
"Are you sure??"
"That sounded so real!"
Miss Calm, Cool, and Collected!
All smiles!
We are now filled up and powered for the remainder of the day!
The fish were having a great time this morning
"Eek! What is that??"
"Did you hear what he whispered to me?"
"Let me outta here!!!
"Safe!"
"It's not real..... Is it?"
Did You Know? - The word "gorilla" comes from the history of Hanno the Navigator, a Carthaginian explorer who encountered "a savage people, the greater part of whom were women, whose bodies were hairy, and who our interpreters called Gorillae"
Off To Disneyland To Check In At The Tour
There's no better way to be part of all the fun and yuletide cheer at Disneyland Park than during our Diamond Celebration. So join us as we celebrate 60 years of holiday magic. On your tour, you'll learn about many of the enchanting seasonal Disneyland traditions and experience much of the best the season has to offer, as we present a variety of favorite festive special events known as Holidays at the Disneyland Resort.
They are decorated to the hilt!
Perfect timing... Out tour is schedule for 12:45!
Bob is decorated in red!
"Don't stick a pin in your eye!"
"I am trying to visualize the tour!"
"Aren't we running a little behind schedule?
"
Sue is planning ahead making it easy on everyone!
"OK... I am ready to go!"
The 85 foot tree is at Christmas Tree Point
Yellow Poinsettias?
Did You Know? - The colored bracts—which are most often flaming red but can be orange, pale green, cream, pink, white, or marbled—are often mistaken for flower petals because of their groupings and colors, but are actually leaves. The colors of the bracts are created through photoperiodism, meaning that they require darkness (12 hours at a time for at least five days in a row) to change color. At the same time, the plants require abundant light during the day for the brightest color.
She did NOT suspect a thing!
There is a trio to draw too!
We are wired up and ready to walk
Too many electronic devices!
"Ah... Christmas music... I will close my eyes and rest!"
Nick is ready! He could give the tour!
We are Tour Guests!
The train kept us entertained!
Final audio checks underway!
Always interesting colors at Disneyland!
