Day 380 - Nostalgic Disney

I used to love watching 'The Wonderful World of Disney' on Sunday nights with my family while growing up in the 70's and 80's. The movies were magical and so much fun to watch. While the nostalgia has been flowing strong, these movies brought back great memories of the innocence of youth. I told my family that we subscribed to Disney + for the kids - (Of course it wasnt for me... 😉 ) 

Over the past few weeks, during the evenings, I have continued on with the #treadmillmoviemarathons theme and have now watched and walked 20 of these Nostalgic Disney movies - 2,185 minutes = 36.4 hours at 3.1 MPH = 112.9 miles = 4 marathons (+ 8 miles for good measure!)

Here is the list of movies I watched. Which one is your favorite? Any that didnt make my list that I should go back and see?

The Strongest Man in the World, 1975: 92m
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, 1969: 91m
Swiss Family Robinson, 1960: 126m
Darby O'Gill and the Little People, 1959: 93m
Bedknobs and Broomsticks, 1971: 117m
Petes Dragon, 1977: 128m
Gus, 1976: 96m
The Shaggy Dog, 1959: 104m
The Apple Dumpling Gang, 1975: 100m
Freaky Friday, 1976: 95m
Blackbeard's Ghost, 1968: 106m
Old Yeller, 1957: 83m
That Darn Cat!, 1965: 112m
The Parent Trap, 1961: 129m
Pollyanna, 1960: 134m
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, 1954: 127m
The Ugly Dachshund, 1966: 93m
The Million Dollar Duck, 1971: 89m 
Mary Poppins, 1964: 139m 
Those Calloways, 1965: 131m 

While continuing to focus on the #SeattleToBahiaBlanca walk, I have now almost completed 4,000 miles of the journey and have just over 3,000 miles to go! Tis but a pittance! 

#funfact : Just hit the equator on my walk to Argentina! Southern Hemisphere, here I come! 

Seattle to Bahia Total Miles: 7020
Seattle to Bahia Completed: 3955.7
Seattle to Bahia Remaining: 3064.3

#toddlingaroundtheworld completed: 12632.17
Toddling Remaining: 4,078

Austin is doing great in Las Vegas and enjoying so much working with his companion and loving the people that he meets.
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