Can you call photos "snapshots" anymore?

Seems old-fashioned.

Obsolete even.

But I still like to say I snapped some pictures, so unless instructed otherwise by the lexicon police, we shall continue.

As promised, here is the photo of the design for the Pilgrims Plunge station.

There were all sorts of plans and documents spread out on our almost-too-large-for-the-room conference table.

Here's Sandor from Intamin, pointing out something important.

Either that, or he's squishing a bug.

(Wait. We got rid of that fruit fly months ago.)

After the main session, some caucuses were held.

Tori dashed over to talk to Sandor about queuing and staffing.

...either that or they're in the midst of a scintillating game of tic-tac-toe.

That's a little (very little) German for you to start off your weekend with some multi-culturalism.

Das Boot ("the boat") is being constructed in Germany.

Five "Boots," actually.

I'm not sure what the photographer had for breakfast, but he must have been hanging from the rafters to take this one.

At first I kept hitting the little button that turns the photo 90 degrees, trying to figure out the intended angle. After five or six clicks I started getting dizzy.