Don't most events in our lives happen by chance? I hope to share with you the chance observations and experiences of my travels. And I offer a chance for you to comment as well. Add to that my fond affection for my late cat, Chance, who was afflicted with feline leukemia and died of cancer, and you will see why "chance" has a special meaning in my life. By chance, the adventure continues and can be shared...
Showing posts with label amusement park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amusement park. Show all posts
Monday, July 17, 2017
Love Knoebels!
It wasn't a long visit, since we were heading home after such a whirlwind weekend, but it was great to be there nonetheless.
Sunday, July 17, 2016
Great summer day...
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Hersheypark, end of season
This weekend was the last hurrah for Hersheypark -- for the "official" season, that is. And thanks to my friend Lynn, free passes got us in for one last fun day this year. I thought perhaps the park would be a bit less full -- wrong! It was packed and lines were LONG!! But we had fun anyway.
We even got to try a new ride, Laff Trakk, but the almost two-hour wait was ridiculous!! The ride was terrific once we finally got there, and there were a few diversions -- see below -- while you waited in line, but they need to fill the cars each time and get that line moving. The wait was just unreal!!
Once night descended, it was a beautiful scene. A fitting end to an autumn day...
Monday, August 25, 2014
Hersheypark happy!
Sunday was a perfect day to be outside -- and, in this case, to be at Hersheypark!
Thanks go the great generosity of my friend Lynn, we were given free passes to the park this summer, and Sunday proved a wonderful day to take advantage of the wonder of this park.
I hadn't been in the park for probably about 20 years. Scary thought that it had been that long. The park has grown and changed plenty since then, but it was good to see that some of the staples had survived, including the Comet roller coaster, the Kissing Tower, the Coal Cracker and the Trailblazer.
Still love the whip!
The Kissing Tower is cool, literally, and the views are spectacular.
The Dry Gulch Railroad is tame, but still fun … and features a not-so-scary snake.
Make a wish at the fountain...
The carousel is still my big favorite...
Yep, it was a great day. The big wooden coasters, the calm of the monorail, plenty of walking and just plain fun. Thanks for the wonderful day, Lynn.
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