Daveland delves into some Disneyland history . Dave also posts Part Two of his Disneyland Trip Report (with some great photos) . Princess Fee at DF’82 takes in some nice details at Disneyland Paris . Didier Ghez at the Disney History Blog interviews an author of a forthcoming book .
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Geek-End Update, Saturday, October 2, 2010
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One of the original attractions at Disneyland and Walt Disney World, the Jungle Cruise is a tongue-in-cheek voyage that, on both coasts, carries riders past robotic lions, zebras, snakes and hippos. And yet, for years, the boat captains …
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While peeking through the thick Jungle Cruise foliage along the riverbank, I discovered the Monkey God, who is sometimes affectionately called “Bob” by the Jungle Cruise skippers. I’d never seen him before and shooting this photo made me feel like I had discovered a long-lost civilization all by myself.
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The Monkey God
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