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Tigger is an exuberant, one-of-a-kind creature with the famously springy tail. He acts on every impulse, and his boisterous manner often leads him to leap before he looks. |
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Tigger Travels - Family Adventure Journal
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Tigger Travels - Family Adventure Journal
#TiggersSailingAdventure2017 Tigger is an exuberant, one-of-a-kind creature with the famously springy tail.
View some of Tigger's more recent stories: |
 Castle San Cristobal, San Juan, Puerto Rico 1 of 4 - #History in #SanJuan, #PuertoRico Click title to see 2 more pictures ... |  Praying for our beloved Port A following Harvey Scenes around Port Aransas from a recent visit to the Texas Gulf Coast... |  Castle San Cristobal, San Juan, Puerto Rico - Castillo San Cristobal Fortress. 2 of 4 - #History in #SanJuan, #PuertoRico Click title to see 3 more pictures ... |  Captain Dave's on the Gulf, Destin, Florida Seafood that is fresh, memorable and always leaving you wanting more! #Destin #Beach Click title to see 5 more pictures ... |  Treasure of a Condo for Rent in Destin, Florida Tigger has his favorite Condo in Miramar Beach, Florida with a pool and only a block from a public beach! Click title to see 10 more pictures ... |  Iowa State Capitol building and the Largest Gold Dome of ALL US State Capitols Everyone should visit this beautiful five-domed building worthy of housing the Governor of Iowa in Des Moines Click title to see 9 more pictures ... |  Playa Mia Grand Beach and Water Park Cruise ship excursion in Cozumel Mexico Click title to see 11 more pictures ... |  Happy 48th Birthday, Tigger!! December 20, 2016 48 years ago today, our favorite Disney Tigger was born as he first appeared in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (December 20, 1968) Click title to see 12 more pictures ... |
Disney Cruise Line's Disney Dream 4 night Bahama Cruise |
On occasion not all the Disney Ships will appear here. They are still out there, they are just not in range of any AIS reporting systems. They will show up later. |
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