Sliding Along at Pelican Plunge on Disney's Castaway Cay
A water slide “island” called Pelican Plunge offers a fun way to get into the water at Castaway Cay, the private island of the Disney Cruise Line.
Welcome to the Burnsland Archives!
This is the archive of the original Burnsland content prior to March 2023, with photos and stories from our trips and life in general, Photography tips, and also some art, too.
New posts can be found at Adventures by Burnsland and Art by Burnsland. And visit the Burnsland Hub, the central location for all of the Burnsland sites.
Looking for an Art post? All previous art posts have now been moved to the Art by Burnsland site to have everything in one place.
Orange You Glad There Are Star Wars Oranges?
Here’s a Tweet from the other day (or you may have seen it on Facebook or Instagram, too):
Feeding the Birds in Nassau, Bahamas
While we were wandering the streets of Nassau, Bahamas, as part of our Disney Cruise this past summer, I thought it might be interesting to get a few “human interest” type of photographs from some of the places we were walking past.
Making a Better Bartlett Woods Auditorium Photo
Recently, I felt it was time for a new photo for the Bartlett Woods Church of Christ website, just to spruce things up a bit.
Walk a Thousand Miles in My Shoes
Now that the old year is over (You haven’t forgotten about 2015 already, have you?
Adventureland Rooftops at Night
The rooftops of Adventureland in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom glow at night, thanks to the surrounding lighting.
Getting a Different Perspective From the Barn Roof
From the Wonderful World of Twitter the other day:
https://twitter.com/Burnsland/status/683419943103143936
Foggy Morning Down the Road
In the last few weeks, we have had lots and lots of rain.
Twas a Short Sleeve Christmas Eve
While most people spend their holiday season dreaming of a white Christmas, we know that is very unlikely around here.
Taking Down Christmas Decorations Already?
The Expanded Tweets posts expand on a short post on Twitter (or, a tweet), because 140 characters isn’t always enough to tell the whole story.