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[Steve Hersant]

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Judson D. Jones" wrote:

> --- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Hersant"

> wrote: > My wife (I think) has a fantasy of this > > handsome cowboy wearing nothing but chaps ! > > You gonna have to take her to S.F.or the West Village for that.

And she's

> going to be disappointed.

What happens if I'm there too, and, like George on Seinfeld, "IT" moves ? ...."Not that there's anything wrong with that" . Steve

[Steve Hersant]

> > South on US395, at the northern end of the Owens Valley, just esat

of Lone

> Pine is the Alabama Hills. If you watched the old westerns the

Alabama Hills are

> burned in your memory. This is the area with the endless, giant,

bulbous

> granite outcroppings with the Sierra Crest in the background. Al

the Hop-a-long

> Cassidy films were made here. Every fall they hold a western film

festival in

> Lone Pine. > > ANd I do remember Sky King, the Cimmeron Strip, Bat Masterson,

Daniel Boone,

> Laredo, the High Chaparral, Wanted, Dead or Alive, The Rebel,

Wagon Train and

> all the others. BTW, the Ponderosa Ranch up at Incline Village is

up for sale

> and the interested buyers are all talking of tearing it down. > > Pat > G'ville, Nv

Pat..you should be a travel agent ! You've inspired us to pack the conestoga, hitch up the smelly mutts and head south in September. Every time we see a Western, which is not often enough anymore, we always vow to head down and see this live. I got caught off guard with "The Rebel", and then started humming "Johnny Yuma was a rebel....". I vaguely remember a guy in Confederate clothes, but not much more. I wonder how much the Ponderosa is worth ? Perhaps, if you wouldn't mind, could you plot a route for us down from British Columbia that would take in some of what you think is the Best of the West? Yee Haw ! Thanks, Steve and Beth

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[Steve Hersant]

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "Hookstr" wrote:

> Subject: Year Round Riding > > > .....And I'd probably live on the coast of Washington State

(Whidbey

> > Island or Port Townsend ).....if Canada invades and takes

possession.

> > Steve > > B.C. > > Steve--- > I'll leave the gate unlocked tonight. > > Gary > Bellingham, WA

Thanks Gary...now if you could bribe US Customs to not confiscate my dry dog food again ! We'll be down at Ft Casey soon..it's one of our favourite campgrounds and I really enjoy watching the carriers and nuclear subs pass by. And what a view of the Olympic Mtns ! Rob tells me your local dealer sells those fancy Arai helmets for $400. And then there's those Lil Debbie's snack cakes, red liquorice and cheap beer.. I'm drooling already. Steve