Knotts Berry Farm tickets, ca. 1970s
Disneyland ride tickets (the origin of the term "E ticket ride" - note, none of those are left . . . we used them all!), ca. 1970s
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Hey, cousin. I remember going to Knotts Berry Farm, Sealand of the Pacific and Disneyland with my Dad, brother Mike and Gramma Myrtle in the late 1950s.
ReplyDeleteThanks for jogging my memories of going down Pacific Coast Highway from Seattle to LA, seeing the giant Sequoias, and generally having a wonderful vacation.
We went to these places when I was a child - good memories (and I'm not surprised that D and A tickets are left over).
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