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3 Aug 2008
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The new picture of the week is up.
Yes, it's actually called Casa de Carousel. It stands next to Casa de Choo Choo (no, really, that's what the kid-sized train is called). No, we didn't try to ride it in fursuit -- it would be hard for a full-sized fursuiter to fit on it :)
I was hoping that Casa de Fruita would have their pumpkin patch up, but it's still too early. Halloween stuff is popping up in stores, though, so it's getting closer.
 | 03 August 2008 Casa de Carousel Part of the Casa de Fruita complex, this double decker carousel was handcrafted in Italy in 1987 and previously graced a Florida park. Casa de Fruita, founded in 1908, stands east of Gilroy and north of Hollister on highway 152, and is also the site of the Northern California Renissance Faire. Location: 36° 59' 16.836" N, 121° 22' 55.45" W |
Yes, it's actually called Casa de Carousel. It stands next to Casa de Choo Choo (no, really, that's what the kid-sized train is called). No, we didn't try to ride it in fursuit -- it would be hard for a full-sized fursuiter to fit on it :)
I was hoping that Casa de Fruita would have their pumpkin patch up, but it's still too early. Halloween stuff is popping up in stores, though, so it's getting closer.
