Forgot, got your CD today and will post it on Photobucket tonight. So, you will have it tomorrow to post away, LOL. I am not going to turn the pics around now that you know how to do them......easy, huh? Well, once you know how, it is. CYA tomorrow, Keith
Thank you Keith and on both accounts ;-)) Just posted earlier-a Horatio Hornblower thread that "Magically disappeared"
Here's my one contribution to this fine movie:
Oh, but what a beautiful one it is. And I think I stay pretty involved, LOL....you are living proof Kiddo. When my books are out, I will be sending you a ticket to come out here. Then you can see what a wonderful place that foothills and the Blue Ridge Mountains are. Best to see them on horseback......do you ride? If not, perhaps you can handle a four wheeler....second best way to see them if you can't hike a lot, LOL. Ly, Young 'Un, KEITH
Definitely sounds like Paradise.
Well, now you know one, KIDDO, LOL! ME
It MUST be because of the life in rural N.C. Tough to keep involved if one is living on the edge----edge of the World :lol::lol:
Thanks MB, I just HAVE to see this movie.
You know, the more I pay attention to the scenes with a lot of horses in them, I see some of the cruelest bits that can be used. One reason that you will see a lot of their mouths wide open and sawing their jaws back and forth.
You rarely see them in the mouths of the horses which doubles are riding for the stars.
Just goes to show you, if you were seasoned veteran and highly paid horses, you got the best role bits! KEITH
I cant believe that there is a living person who aint seen this movie yet? :lol:
i HAD won an auction for several battle scenes from this movie--but--they never arrived, otherwise--id love to have seen them here.
Oh and--anyone remember those stills I bought for: The Horse Soldiers? Keith had posted them here for me somewhere? and I wouldnt mind seeing those added. However, though I paid for them--they never arrived.
