The Bear-y Family at they’re portrayed in the Rolly Crump Artwork (top left) and the ride. In addition, is the Carol Hodges illustrations with their names as well!

Sarah Skunk In concept art form by Rolly Crump! Sarah is seen many times in the ride as she is one of the main Gypsies in Gypsy Camp. However, her focus to look into the future through her crystal ball is diverted by watching a western movie. In the fair, she levitates her crystal ball and even waves goodbye to riders as they leave Knott’s Bear-y Tales. Sketch Courtesy Rolly Crump and Source By Knott’s Preserved.

Concept art of the Weird Woods creatures by the Disney Legend himself, Rolly Crump. These were the sketches Rolly designed for Knott’s Bear-y Tales and then they were built in 1975. Art Courtesy Rolly Crump

don't know where else to post this PSA but I am focusing on myself, and my work, and my relationship and so maybe that means i won't be the kind of friend you've come to expect me to be but I am still here to love and support in the best way i know how while also taking care of myself

seems unfair that i have to choose between taking my antidepressants and being able to orgasm but here we are

just had sex and immediately started watching a documentary abt princess diana

Leonor Fini, Portrait de femme, 1952

bakelite buttons

February 1987. ‘Almost anything goes with bows!’

“My parents on their wedding day, 1989″

Cindy Crawford by Arthur Elgort Vogue Italia - October 1988

Kansai Yamamoto dolman sleeve flight jacket (long version), 1980s.

July 1980. ‘A cherry-and-oatmeal calico peasant dress pulled over a round-collared and ruffle-cuffed blouse.’

A Caiman Covered in Butterflies Photographed by Mark Cowan

not to be fake but it's really nice being with someone that you love and they love you back.