657 Comments for The Enchanted Forest

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whats the bridge in the back ground about
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graffiti.......nothing but junk......as ever....as always.
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This is really sad
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" Clark's Elioak Farm Celebrates The Enchanted Forest's 50th Birthday!
Clark's Elioak Farm will celebrate "Enchanted Forest's 50th Birthday" with a weekend extravaganza benefit, August 13, 2005 and August 14, 2005.
For more info check out the home page on

http://www.enchantedforestmd.org/index.php
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I live in Md where the Enchanted Forest was. I have a good deal of pics (color and b/w) of me as a child enjoying the park. I still remember a good deal of the place although a great deal is missing since then which is such a pity. Such a lost innocence. It would be neat to add these to the site as well. Mott if you are interested please contact me. You could add them if you like. I will sign any release necessary but would like to keep my pics and want NO reimbursement whatsoever. derickdallas@hotmail.com
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Really interesting angle. Can you imagine being a little kid and seeing this?
I don't know if I'd want to venture in there!
Almost looks like a candy cane heart frame that displays a very dis-enchanted picture.
Quite the design, who ever thought it up.
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These photos are amazing! My grandparents used to take me and my siblings and cousins here as little kids and I have so many memories of the place. I have pictures at home too! So it's interesting to see how it looks now. I wish it were still open!
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I know of someone who has been there recently.
They said that this is dripping in poison ivy!
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feels like im there...lost & alone.
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that's pretty
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When walking threw the castle did you see anything that used to be there about the story line or even just remind you that there were children there?
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None, the concrete floor was solid in most places, the decorative structures were in bad shape.
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How many times did you fall through the roof? It looks like if you sneezed, the whole place would collapse.
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I wonder if the paint in the room is blacklight reactive and if they had one going when this place was open?
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You're definately right.
That's why I'm so glad that these photos were taken before neglect or a wrecking ball takes it all down.
And I love your comment from 7-27-05.
You really hit the nail on the head describing what it would be like to walk through now.
So sad to see such beauty go to waste.