Everything about Playland-Not-At-The-Beach is Vintage. It is a museum for many of the objects that where at The Original Playland in San Francisco. I was at this museum Last night and tried to take photos but it is difficult because everything is crowded in tight.. It will go out of business at the end of August and everything will be auctioned off. Laughing Sal is a well known fixtures of Playland. There were many Sals this is just one. Perhaps you could buy it.
Early Laughing Sal
Or how about the Fortune Teller
She said I would have good fortune all day
Other objects of interest
Mural of Playland
A flight of Fancy
I have my eye on some of the photos and signs. I’m not sure there is enough Pixy Dust to save Playland-Not-at the-Beach
WOW … some of these are creepy, Carol. They sit the challenge perfectly. The baby chicks …. EeeeeKKK!!!!
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Oh the creep factor is everywhere. I kept getting lost and loosing my friends scary š±
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Great entries for the challenge. I am intrigued by the fossilized faery skeleton.
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I couldnāt look away from the āfossilā so much strange stuff at this place. I kept thinking about doing Hipstamatic images here but everything was strange all by itself
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I love the fortune teller, and Tinker Bell, who knew?
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Somebody had too much time on their hands. Do you want one of these for your calendar? š
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Yes! The fortune teller (Laughing Sal always did creep me out – we had one here at Euclid Beach Park).
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I remember my daughter when she was little, not going in because she was afraid of Laughing Sal. Still big creep factor š¤”
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What an interesting place. Thanks for joining in the Ragtag Community.
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Happy to play. Thanks for putting this together. Happy car hurdling. š
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