Wowman

nice work

Hope everything is ok with you....and the park is looking awesome.

welcome

The ones they released from PC1 are really good. Makes the game feel like an old pillow. Spooky (or an equivalent) and Adventure (or an equivalent) are absolutely needed. We never got, and really need an Indiana Jones jeep type ride. As far a new themes...Woods/nature (like log cabins, Natl Parks, pine trees, wood stuff). County fair (tents, games, small flat rides, kids rides, fun house stuff, clowns, etc.) Toys - pieces for kids games, toys, (like Toy Story land stuff) Cartoons - maybe not a specific IP, but things like cut out trees, building pieces that are off grid shaped, cut out clouds, Almost like you can create rides that look like you are in a cartoon.

Question 39: Entertainment Question “There are two types of beings in the universe. Those who dance, and those who do not.” This insightful quote was said by whom? A: Drax B: Tony Manero C: Tom Bergeron D: Johnny Castle Can you also name who all these choices are?

Correct answer for Question 38: Entertainment Question What is the difference between a Broadway show, and an Off-Broadway show? C: The number of seats in the theater A theater with more than 500 seats is considered Broadway…100-499 Off-Broadway….99 or less Off-Off-Broadway

Yes, not for the faint of heart, but I can prob say my favorite hike I have ever been on. I think it was like 1.5 miles out to see the Arch, but it is the park and the state of Utah's icon, so well worth it. The trail has so many different unique sections. Its mostly up hill on the way out, but we took it slow and took breaks. Also went in the early AM before the heat baked us like fries. That slick-rock section was way steeper than it looked on screen and if you tripped and started rolling....well....over the edge you would go. That cliff edge was also very scary, but manageable. You may have noticed all the other people. It was a busy trail. Many of them even ventured out to the arch along that steep rolling bowl. Ruined many a photos, but I stayed there a while waited for the best moments were there were a fewer people and then a quick click in post editing and they were gone.

next part....moving onto Arches

Next part in this series. Traveling the Scenic byway and stopping in Capitol Reef Natl Park.

Question 38: Entertainment Question What is the difference between a Broadway show, and an Off-Broadway show? A: The theater is actually on Broadway, the other is not B: The popularity of the story C: The number of seats in the theater D: The distance of the theater from Broadway

Correct answer for Question 37: Last Sports Question What baseball Hall of Famer was allergic to a candy bar named in his honor? B: Ken Griffey Jr. The Ken Griffey Jr. bar was created in 1989 and was made for a limited time. Griffey was allergic to chocolate (along with grass and peanuts) and couldn’t taste a bite from his namesake.

Great detail

"It was the summer of '69"!

yes.and it is big. I grabbed it from the workshop and modified to hold the coaster and the doors, etc. Its mostly empty inside. Not sure If I'm going to scale it down inside, or dress it up more. Right now has the feel of a massive temple hall.

THX - starting work on the videos and should have them out soon.

Walkway exiting the station.

Heading back into the station.

Parts of the track are held up by chains in this fire room.

More of the regular queue leading up to the station.

this is awesome....love the backstory stuff...and the plan looks impressive.

That's horrible -I love chocolate

Question 37: Last Sports Question What baseball Hall of Famer was allergic to a candy bar named in his honor? A: Babe Ruth B: Ken Griffey Jr. C: Frank Robinson D: Yogi Berra

Correct answer for Question 36: Sports Tour De France What else was once routinely consumed during the race? A: Alcohol It was used to numb the pain. It was banned starting in the 1960s as it was considered a stimulant

Heading into the load station

Looking down the center area of the coaster.