WDWRLD said:
Like a roller coaster. Who cares what it looks like, how did they taste?
2018 Park Changes and Projects
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Like a roller coaster. Who cares what it looks like, how did they taste?
In food presentation is everything. Honestly havent tried them, gone in there a few times to try them but every time when I look at them I change my mind.Zimmy said:
While I agree that presentation is important, pretty food that tastes bad is still bad.
Zimmy said:
I for one care a great deal about how my roller coasters taste.
As of yesterday they're still having some problems with the donut shapes. That being said the textures of the "holes" seemed a but more consistent than the donuts which I've noticed have been too crunchy/overcooked on the bottom. Additionally, you can request plain/unfrosted ones as well.
Do they have doughnut holes too? I didnt see them or see them on the menu. Yes, taste as well as appearance are important, but if the first thing you see is poor presentation then you are already expecting a less that delicious taste regardless if it is or isnt.Pretzel Kaiser said:
Cobblestone Ale & Spirts is open with a very limited menu, seven beers and kettle corn rounding out the entire menu. Didn’t look like they were doing any business. But the doughnuts are looking great today and tasted good as well!
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Okay, finally got time to get back to this from opening weekend. Octoberfest changes. BGW must really hate trees now. I'll do these in before and after. Many angles are not the same. The tree gone by Der Marktplatz was a big one. And, of course, the planter that is obviously gone in front of the Festhaus.
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There was A TON of tree loss this off-season and, in many cases, I honestly don't understand the rational.
The majority of the removals seemed to happen near buildings. Maybe all the wind-heavy storms over the winter spooked the park?
The majority of the removals seemed to happen near buildings. Maybe all the wind-heavy storms over the winter spooked the park?
Judging off the photos, most the trees were extremely large and were taken out and new trees planted in their place. Trees are great but I think they were too large for the areas now. Other trees that were close to buildings could have been threats to damaging the foundations of the buildings. If you ever look back at photos from when these sections of the park were built they all had freshly planted trees. Just the circle of life IMO.
Zimmy said:
This winter was hard on trees. The consistent changing of the temperature lead to many trees getting diseases. So there's a chance that's part of it. Size and root complex is part of it, and as the root system gets bigger, it can cause problems with the pavement and walls in the area. So taking it out could have something to do with maintenance. Lastly there's a safety issue, needing the clear sight lines, keeping high climbable trees off the paths, and falling trees out of the way.
I don't know which one it is, but last year when the pipeline needed clearing off, people complained a bunch this time of year when newly planted stuff was there and leaves haven't come in. Let that come in, leaves come, flowers bloom, and take stock of it then.
