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I loved the Walnuts, but never got into Little House.
Ha, I was going to say I never saw an entire episode of the Waltons or Little House. Never saw the medicine woman either. I did watch the Andy Griffith lawyer show some though.
Never watched those either Y. But Andy Griffith may be my all time fav show. That or Bonanza.
I'm afraid I'm at a loss here as to what this is about.
Well heck since we are here. This would be my top favs
Andy Griffith
Bonanza
Twilight Zone
Cheyenne
Have Gun Will Travel
Death Valley Days
Andy Griffith
Bonanza
Twilight Zone
Cheyenne
Have Gun Will Travel
Death Valley Days
That's un-American to not like those 2 programs. Michael Landon became the master of bringing on the tears.
That's the one. Kept wanting to call it McClintock. That was the Duke.
I think Andy griffith's impact on comedy was very great.
The Big Valley
The Rifleman
Wild Wild West
F Troop
Wagon Train
Just a few others to add to your list. Andy Griffith show is the best TV show ever of any genre or time.
The Rifleman
Wild Wild West
F Troop
Wagon Train
Just a few others to add to your list. Andy Griffith show is the best TV show ever of any genre or time.
Thanks for clearing up the two different threads questions. I was curious cause I lurked for a long time and didn't know the back story. In my opinion it seems like they trash this thread a lot. I don't see it much here. I have posted in both and In my humble opinion you all seemed more welcoming. I enjoy the D.
Son, you are welcome here. Post away.
Two different groups. They are now on the threads that they like.
I am happy with the D League.
The D League was started by Don. It got dropped with software changes etc. It was restarted.
It is the best thread that I have ever been on. We are a bunch of diverse guys and gal simply talking about what is on our mind.
This got a rise out of you? I still don't understand.
Sorry. If someone does not understand the importance of trains then they are simply ignorant on what makes our country work.
He said perusal.
Any rain Bert? Green River will be out of her banks tomorrow I'd say. Torrential rains today.
We want to make posters happy.
Bert is an old railroader. My dad was a railroader. I was a railroader for a couple of years. I love pictures of trains, steam locomotives, diesel locomotives, bullet trains and the history of trains. Trains helped build our great country.
I'm tapping out on this one. I repent for saying
We don't see trains as much anymore and thus ...
Younger people today probably don't appreciate them as much anymore.
Jed, please limit my ban to only a week.
We don't see trains as much anymore and thus ...
Younger people today probably don't appreciate them as much anymore.
Jed, please limit my ban to only a week.
Bert has his own private railcar. Even had a spur line built to reach him.
Gotta hand it to him. The man does like to travel in style.
Gotta hand it to him. The man does like to travel in style.
I grew up on the Waltons and Little House on the Prairie
You gentlemen might appreciate Spencer's Mountain (1963) starring Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara. It was the first to be adapted from the book by Earl Hamner, Jr. That movie served as the basis for the Walton's Mountain movies/tv series.
As for the Little House series; I was 5, I think, when the first tv movie came out and became the series. Of course I loved it - wanted to be Laura Ingalls throughout most of the 70s. When I was 8 or 9, my Mom gave me the Little House collection of books (which are really quite different from the show). Once I read them through, I lost interest in the tv series. They are one of my favorites; even now I'll re-read them every so often.
Interesting fact about the Little House books and trains: if it weren't for the westward expansion, and the railroads, Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family would have probably died out before she ever wrote her books.
You gentlemen might appreciate Spencer's Mountain (1963) starring Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara. It was the first to be adapted from the book by Earl Hamner, Jr. That movie served as the basis for the Walton's Mountain movies/tv series.
As for the Little House series; I was 5, I think, when the first tv movie came out and became the series. Of course I loved it - wanted to be Laura Ingalls throughout most of the 70s. When I was 8 or 9, my Mom gave me the Little House collection of books (which are really quite different from the show). Once I read them through, I lost interest in the tv series. They are one of my favorites; even now I'll re-read them every so often.
Interesting fact about the Little House books and trains: if it weren't for the westward expansion, and the railroads, Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family would have probably died out before she ever wrote her books.
This is a Big 'Ol Girl.
I do like Spencer's Mountain.
That same guy did an episode on the Twilight Zone about a hound dog, old man and going to heaven. Can't recall the name.
That same guy did an episode on the Twilight Zone about a hound dog, old man and going to heaven. Can't recall the name.
Science Break:
Located 82 million light years away is Kiso 5639. Also known as the
"Sky Rocket" galaxy, it is adrift in a desolate area of the universe with very little gas and dust. Which is interesting because an abundance of star birth is occurring in the left side bulge of the galaxy.
Kiso is a dwarf elongated galaxy. These are usually seen at great distances such as in the Hubble Deep Field and Ultra Deep Field studies. Abundant in the early universe, these type of galaxies are rare to find relatively close. It is shaped like a flattened pancake, but because it is tilted edge-on, it resembles a skyrocket, with a brilliant blazing head and a long, star-studded tail. The massive amount of star formation in the head (2,700 light years across) of the sky rocket, is due to Kiso running through a stellar filament of gas which was deposited onto the leading edge of the galaxy.
Located 82 million light years away is Kiso 5639. Also known as the
"Sky Rocket" galaxy, it is adrift in a desolate area of the universe with very little gas and dust. Which is interesting because an abundance of star birth is occurring in the left side bulge of the galaxy.
Kiso is a dwarf elongated galaxy. These are usually seen at great distances such as in the Hubble Deep Field and Ultra Deep Field studies. Abundant in the early universe, these type of galaxies are rare to find relatively close. It is shaped like a flattened pancake, but because it is tilted edge-on, it resembles a skyrocket, with a brilliant blazing head and a long, star-studded tail. The massive amount of star formation in the head (2,700 light years across) of the sky rocket, is due to Kiso running through a stellar filament of gas which was deposited onto the leading edge of the galaxy.
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it was a pretty good movie; also had James McArthur in it, aka the original "Danno" in Hawaii Five-0
The Twilight Zone episode you're referring to is called "The Hunt," I think - I remembered which one you were talking about, but not the name. Google is my friend. It was, indeed, written by Hamner.
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she's a gorgeous girlSayde on guard duty...lol
Glad you are here ukwildcat2004. Post away my friend. Always enjoy your post. FCC.
Well, I got home from church and had some bad news in my garden. I have 4 rows of corn. About 75 stalks in each row. 2 rows planted 2 or 3 weeks behind the other 2. In the bigger corn, about a fourth of it on the ground. In the younger rows, about two or three foot tall, all of it on the ground. The problem was the ground was wet to begin with. So when that big storm came through about 2pm , with high winds, down she went. So, went to work, standing it back up the best I could. A good wind will put it back down. Crap, we have had a lot of rain. I'm guessing about 5 to 7 inches in the last few days. Supposed to get more. FCC.
Raining again. Some bad stuff coming y'alls way upstate. FCC.
