Lard Lad Donuts bag. $7, seen in chain of shops centered by the candy shop in Port of Entry.
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Show every monthArrows in this pair of photos at a pile of recently demolished concrete. Seems like some of the last remnants of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Aerial photo two days earlier.
Spike the Bee themed trash can in EPCOT for the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival.
Orange Bird themed trash can in EPCOT for the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival.
Lotso Bear and Chinese Fringetree in bloom at the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival.
Scaffolding at the refurbishment of Yacht Club resort.
Aerial photos of work for the conversion of the former Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser into an Imagineering office building.
Aerial photo of construction parking for Lakeshore Lodge. A quick glimpse of this area can be seen from the EPCOT monorail line. Vista Blvd at right. Access of Ft Wilderness.
Aerial photos of current development of Piston Peak National Park in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photos of retaining wall construction for Piston Peak National Park.
Aerial photo of retaining wall construction for Piston Peak National Park.
Aerial photos of the sand mine for the development of Piston Peak and Villain's land. Sand is staged in piles until needed, in areas at bottom and right in the 3rd photo.
At center of this aerial photo are the Walt Disney World fireworks storage bunkers. West of Magic Kingdom. Also at center, to the right, is a sand mine. Sand for development of Piston Peak and Villain's land. The mine eventually becomes a lake, connected by canal.
Aerial look at canals of the Walt Disney World water management system. A new canal is being built, connecting to what is currently a sand mine for Magic Kingdom construction. The sand mine eventually becomes a lake. WDW fireworks storage bunkers are at right.
Aerial photo of a viaduct being built, with utilities above the concrete. The road will be rebuilt above. Viaduct allows water to transfer in the Walt Disney World water management system. Sand is being mined in foreground for use in Piston Peak and Villain's land.