CG> BM> More tomorrow if we don't fall asleep first.
CG> Excellent commentary of the tour of this wonderful place i would
CG> love to vis it one fine day!!! But being in Australia it will be a
CG> bit hard to raise the cash,but thanks to your lovely travelogue i
CG> can Imagine it all in my head while reading the E-Mail.
CG> Thank you very much from an Aussie Mate
G'day, Mate!
Your words are very kind. I remember all too well those times when
economics prevented me from visiting the parks except in my imagination.
One of my aims in posting these reports was to help people's imagination
along with some contemporary news. I'm gratified that it has had that
effect.
I do have an idea about how you can not only afford to go to WDW,
but get paid for it: Convince your country's tourism bureau that
Australia deserves to be represented at Epcot's World Showcase by an
Australian Pavillion. I can see it now: There's an exciting attraction
where guests are swooped up by giant audio-animatronic eagles to soar
over splendid Austrailian scenery and cities. There's a pub that puts
the Rose & Crown to shame where the Fosters and tall tales flow like
water. Kanga and Roo will be the official character greeters. Retail
shops will sell "Crocodile Dundee" rubber KNIVES and bush hats with big
round black ears stapled to the sides.
I can hear the cash registers jingling even now. If you remind your
country that Disney only asks a mere US$1 billion investment, they may
be so grateful as to send you to the grand opening as their ambassador
(or at least a cast member). Hurry, there is only room for eight more
countries. What have you got to loose?
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() ()  Bruce (wearing his down-under ears) Metcalf
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 þ OLX 2.1 TD þ Imagination is the one weapon in the war against reality.
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