Tucked back in the Streets of America once you leave the San Francisco section is this sign. For anyone entering the back way there is a helpful little guide on a lamppost...
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2 comments:
I love your blog and have found many pictures of things that I have not been able to find other places. I was just wondering why you started doing this.
Good question! I guess it started with my love of Disney parks, photography, and the under-appreciated details that few seemed to document... It just sort of went from there. Glad you enjoy it!
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