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The story goes like this – Cinderella decided that for Christmas, she wanted her home to look just as sparkly and beautiful as her glass slipper. And before you can say “Bibbidi bobbidi boo!”, the deed is done. Here we see all that glistening goodness reflected in the moat – if only the bridge was located 20 feet back, we could get the whole castle in the shot! But it’s not, so this will have to do. Happy Hump Day, everyone!
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Tags: Cinderella's castle, Magic Kingdom, Outdoor Wednesday, reflection, Walt Disney World, water, Watery Wednesday, Wednesday Meme Trifecta, Wordless Wednesday
This looks great.
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How weird, my son sent me this very same text message pic last Saturday night. He is a college student in L.A. and went to Disneyland on the weekend. It must be fantastic to see in person. –Delores
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Never enough pictures of the lights! I think this is my all time favorite thing that Disney has done…. so magical!
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Lovely reflection from the Castle!
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What an enchanted magical kingdom, beautiful.
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One day I can visit Disneyland and want to see that castle. Great shot my dear. Happy watery Wednesday.
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magical!
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A fairytale come true!!
My Wednesday issue is posted. Come see my lighted Christmas Village HERE.
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I like the cold white/blue wintery colors. Though I suspect that must be a bit surreal in Florida
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That is absolutely gorgeous! Just like something out of a fairy-tale.
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That is lovely!
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Beautiful your picture!Happy WW!
Grüsse aus Germany + România
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It does look just like a fairy tale. Happy Ww
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I can just imagine what a child thinks when they see this awesome vision. Oh my goodness. I can barely take it all in. They must just go crazy. Really a magical experience.
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Just Beautiful!!
Thanks for sharing.
Michele
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