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The Wizard of Oz - Page 2
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The Wicked Witch of the East |
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Dorothy was a young orphan who
lived on a farm in Kansas. One day, a tornado swept through her farm,
and Dorothy was caught inside the farmhouse with her dog, Toto. The farmhouse
was raised in the air and spinned rapidly. When the farmhouse dropped
ti the ground, it landed on the Wicked Witch of the East, killing her.
But Dorothy and Toto were unharmed. |
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Below: Lee and
Karen Duquette explored the flowers and more as they traveled along the
path. |
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Below: Lee and
Karen Duquette walked along the yellow brick wall and enjoyed the flowers. |
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Lee and Karen Duquette came upon a wishing well. So of couse, Karen wished
for a safe journey in the Land of OZ. |
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BeLow: Lee and
Karen Duquette met Glinda, the beautiful Good Witch of the South. |
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Lee and Karen Duquette approached the show area. But there were already
a lot of people there, so Karen did not get any photos at this spot. |
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Below: Then Karen
Duquette saw the Scarecrow crossing a bridge. |
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Below: The Scarecrow and
Dorothy in the sunflower field. |
Below: Karen and Lee Duquette
with the Scarecrow. |
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Below: Karen
and Lee Duquette with the Tin Man. |
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The Cowardly Lion is depicted as an African lion, and like all animals
in Oz, he can speak. Although he often doubts himself, the Cowardly
Lion nonetheless often demonstrates bravery in the face of danger. Since
lions are supposed to be "The King of Beasts", the
Cowardly Lion worries his own fear makes him inadequate, failing to
understand that courage is not a lack of fear, but acting in the face
of fear.
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Lee and Karen Duquette continued to travel down the Yellow Brick Road
which was paved with 44,000 gold-glazed bricks. It stretched three-quarters
of a mile, and led Lee and Karen Duquette to the Cowardly Lion, Dorothy,
the Tin Man, and the Scarecrow.
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Below:
Lee and Karen Duquette followed The Lion, Dorothy, The Tin Man and the
Scarecrow down the Yellow Brick Road. |
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Below: Photos
taken along the Yellow Brick Road, including a waterfall, mushrooms and
more. |
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Below: Lee Duquette
at the colorful blue pond. |
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Karen Duquette met a dangerous person with a green face. She was a bit
weary and screamed for Lee Duquette to save her. Lee saved Karen and made
friends with the strange person. Lee was so brave even though the dude
had a big scary sword. |
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Then Lee and Karen Duquette continued on their journey. There were several
scary signs along the way, but they refused to turn around and continued
onward. |
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Below: Lee and Karen Duquette
came to a scary, dreary looking castle high up on a big rock. |
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Karen and Lee Duquette were temporarily captured by a witch and a monkey,
but they managed to escape and continue their journey. |
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Below: Faces in
the trees along the yellow brick road. |
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Below:
Toto cost Dorothy a chance to return to Kansas when he ran away from Dorothy.
So the hot air balloon took off without them. |
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Then Lee and Karen Duquette came to some big green doors. Lee Duquette
had to ring a bell for entrance, as per the sign and soon a doorman opened
the green door. |
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After opening the green doors, the doorman flipped the sign over and
it now read "Bell Out of Order - Please Knock". THEN the doorman
told Lee Duquette to knock on the door for entrance as he then retreated
behind the closed door to wait for Lee to knock on the door once again.
DUH! So of course, that is what Lee did. |
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Below: After
going through the green doors, shown above, Karen Duquette photographed
signs along the exit way. |
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