 The group first meets in the lobby of the Carribean Beach Resort
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 A view from the hotel grounds
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 Our building
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 Inside our room (end day 1)
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 The group in front of the castle at Magic Kingdom
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 Descending into the depths of hell (aka the It's a Small World ride)
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 Eric and I doing what we spent the majority of time doing in Florida: waiting in line.
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 Sooketoo eagerly anticipating his ride on the gondola
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 Dave enjoys his gondola ride
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 I do the same
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 Space Mountain from above
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 Kicking back and playing a little *sshole (the card game!) after a long day at the park
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 Enjoying dinner at the House of Blues
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 Mitesh seems a bit tipsy at the night light parade at Magic Kingdom (end day 2)
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 Pretending to be Vikings at Epcot Center's Norway exhibit (end day 3)
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 Enjoying a nice Itallian lunch at MGM/UA studios
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 On the main street at MGM/UA
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 Standing in line outside Planet Hollywood
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 Sooketoo and Mitesh await their dinner at Planet Hollywood
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 I do the same
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 So does Dave
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 and Eric, too (note how appropriately dressed he is for Planet Hollywood...)
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 Getting ready for another rousing game of *sshole to end the evening. Sooketoo expresses his oppinion of Dave's photography skills. (end day 4)(day 5 at Busch Gardens without Dave or his camera)
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 Full scale replica of the Shuttle outside the visitors center at KSC
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 The VAB (Vehicle Assembly Building) at KSC
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 The best view of Pad 34A (where every US manned mission has been launched) on the tour
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 Eric and I in front of a shuttle engine
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 The king of all rockets: The Saturn V
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 Looking down the length of the Saturn V
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 The second stage J1 engines of the Saturn V. The first rocket engines ever developed to use hydrogen fuel.
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 The single J1 engine on the third stage of the Saturn V along with the lunar lander
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 A view of the lunar lander with the group standing below
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 Eric in the Rocket Garden back at the visitors center at KSC
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 The group poses in front of a shuttle main engine
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 The group poses in front of a much more specatcular Saturn V main engine (1.5 million pounds of thrust!) (end day 6)
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