Bluffs Product:Canvas and taking in the multitude

and taking in the multitude of creatures on the column that you’re leaning up against

meanings that came later and instead referred to presenting a bold front to the world

Whether you’re touring The Carolwood Pacific Room—named for the 1/8th scale Carolwood Pacific Railroad that was in Walt’s backyard in the early 1950s and filled with authentic artifacts from that time—or relaxing with family at Geyser Point

I'm sure it will happen again

Bluffs Product:Canvas and taking in the multitudeThese are the limestone bluffs that you see in the distance from the beach at Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Pointthe same area youd climb into to see the lighthouse itself. If youve been on this beach, you know some version of this view. This version of the word bluff comes from an old Dutch word, blaf or bluff, meaning flat, broad, or blunt. Dutch sailors and traders used it to describe rounded coastal faces and land that rose steeply but not sharply,