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In 2005, all Disney theme parks across the globe participated in “The Happiest Celebration On Earth” in honor of the 50th anniversary of the opening of the original Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, California. At the Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, Cinderella’s Castle was covered with golden effigies of beloved Disney characters – many of them critters! For the next few weeks, I’ll feature some of these each Saturday as my contribution to the Camera Critters photo meme.
The White Rabbit
The White Rabbit is a character from Disney’s 1951 animated feature Alice in Wonderland
. Without the White Rabbit, Alice would never have ventured down the rabbit hole to have all those adventures in Wonderland.
The film was based upon Lewis Carroll’s novels, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.
On the other hand, Jefferson Airplane saw the White Rabbit as a metaphor for a (possibly chemically induced) psychotic, mind-altering experience. Whereas Disney’s White Rabbit races by muttering, “I’m late, I’m late!”, Grace Slick’s version admonishes us to “Feed your head! Feed your head!”
Whichever the case – if you see the White Rabbit, remember that he is the proverbial rocker of worlds and hang on tight – your trip down the rabbit hole is likely to be a wild ride 
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indeed a special character !!sandy
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Send the White Rabbit my way; I need a new adventure~~
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Personally, I want to believe Carroll meant it to be an intellectual and/or emotional and/or spiritual awakening.
Very interesting post. Thanks, Tink.
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What a great picture!
AND interesting facts:)
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The white rabbit … send him here!
Great photo. Thank you!
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I like the photo of the rabbit. Personally, I’ve never analyzed the story, but now I’m wondering….
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Very special picture.
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How fun! I’ve only been to the Disneyland in CA…I heart Disneyland!
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Wonderful! I love the White Rabbit.
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Interesting white rabbit analysis and a great camera critters post.
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My daughter went there last year. She LOVED it!
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Hi, Tink. Great post! Isn’t it interesting how differently literature can be interpreted?
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Great Photo!
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Oh, I LOVE, LOVE Disney! It’s the bestest place on the planet!
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Sometimes a photographer will desire a cloudy day for a certain mood, on others they’ll desire a clear beautiful blue sky… the later has worked wonders in your photograph. The metallic kind of colours in the structure looks amazing against that backdrop. Has the vibe of a cool postcard.
Great composition also.
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Cute rabbit!
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I love the White Rabbit & Alice in Wonderland! Great pictures.
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Tink: Very cool capture of a famous rabit.
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Never was a huge fan of Alice in Wonderland… or the gold things all over the castle. I’m a castle purist – except at Christmas, when the ice lights are just awesome!
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Very interesting post about the White Rabbit. I look forward to all the golden critters.
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Hi Tink, I was in Disneyland in 2005 on my actual birthday, and we had a blast.Thank you for posting this, we are going tomorrow for my daughter’s 25th free b-day pass. I seem to forget which attraction to see. I will keep an eye on this.
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Hi Tink, I was in Disneyland in 2005 on my actual birthday, and we had a blast.Thank you for posting this, we are going tomorrow for my daughter’s 25th free b-day pass. I seem to forget which attraction to see. I will keep an eye on this.
BTW I love your blog!
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the light shining on him and the blue sky makes him even more magical
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Great shot! I look forward to seeing who is featured next week!
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Great information and super photo of the White Rabbit. Takes me a while to figure these things out, I grew up thinking “Puff the Magic Dragon” was just that, a dragon named Puff
My hubby had to explain that one to me, sigh…..
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Not only is the rabbit very cool it is a wonderful photo also.
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So cute! I wanna go to Disney!!! Can I go with you Tink?
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