Places
- Tarrytown is in a hilly area with enough rain to keep the land green, and frost and snow sometimes in the winter. There are forested mountains and a desert near.
- Tarrytown Airport is where Jay Jay and his friends live and Brenda Blue works.
- Tarrytown National Park
- Smiling Meadow
- Sandy Landing
- Pangabula Island
- Tarrytown Quarry
- Sunshine Desert
- Tippy Toppy Peak
- Frosty Pines.
- Echo Canyon.
- Cherry Tree Lake
Tarrytown and its airport are never seen in moving-camera shots, and therefore are likely real miniature sets which were photographed and those photographs were used as backgrounds in the CGI images. The airport runway may be a CGI ground plane texture mapped with a photograph of real full-size or miniature tarmac. Sometimes, the planes taxi on the town streets.
Read more about this topic: Jay Jay The Jet Plane
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