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15 Jun 00 - 01:09 AM (#242695) Subject: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice I took one photo with the digital camera when Bill and Allan arrived. The rest are on film. Here is a page with the picture of the daring duo shortly after emerging from their car at my house. New Orleans ties were still around their necks. We soon departed for Jardine and the night of music, Bill's smoke breaks in Grizzly country, bison grazing by the road, and footbridge over the roaring high water creek. click here for Bill and Allan photo page Alice |
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15 Jun 00 - 01:52 AM (#242703) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Night Owl Thanks for the picture Alice...looking forward to seeing more!!!!! (Think Spaw has any of those moustache tuners left?) |
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15 Jun 00 - 05:25 AM (#242741) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: katlaughing Just lovely, Alice. I did get a couple of digitals which turned out okay, of them playing individually. The rest of mine have to be developed the old-fashioned way, too. Thanks a bunch, kat |
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15 Jun 00 - 07:40 AM (#242753) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Little Neophyte Alice thanks for sharing the picture with us. Bonnie |
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15 Jun 00 - 07:41 AM (#242754) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: GUEST,Sam Pirt Say a big hi from me to Bill. I hope the trip is going well Cheers, Sam |
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15 Jun 00 - 09:26 AM (#242782) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: folk1234 I have several digital photos of the guys as they visited OK. I'd love to share them with all. My favorite is one I've entitled "An Englishman at Tea in the Garden of Herbs". Do we have a central depository? |
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15 Jun 00 - 10:24 AM (#242803) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice folk1234, if you want to email it to me, I will put it on the page with my photos. Send a jpeg. Alice |
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15 Jun 00 - 10:42 AM (#242814) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice Sam and those at the Jug, Bill described the Jug to me by comparing a corner of my living/diningroom/kitchen (I have one big space) and a low ceiling with jugs hanging down. I didn't realize there were so many of you on Mudcat. He went down the list of all the Mudcatters he met and named those from the Jug. Bill and Allan, as you can see, were standing in the lush green of a wet Montana spring. It is still early for gardens here. My poppies, columbines, lupines, and daisies are blooming, but most of the flowers are still growing. The apricot tree that grows on the wall by my front door has small green fruit. Bill would take smoke breaks on the deck with my Samoyed (he called the polar bear dog) or out front where this photo was taken. While at Wayne's house in the woods, Bill would be out in the darkness with a smoke, wondering if a Grizzly bear would appear at his shoulder. They are having a great time. Alice |
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15 Jun 00 - 05:59 PM (#243038) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Banjoman_CO Thanks for the photos. I also have some that I took in Trinidad. I believe that Max is planning to put a page in the Mudcat Resources with pictures of the Great Adventure. Keep the photos coming, Mudcats. Banjoman |
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15 Jun 00 - 08:18 PM (#243137) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice I just picked up the prints and they are great, guys. I will scan later this evening. Bill and Allan, I have two sets of photos, so I will send them to Max in a box with Allan's travel coffee mug - it should be there when you arrive at Mudcatville on Wednesday. Alice |
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16 Jun 00 - 12:03 AM (#243218) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice Photos are all uploaded. See them here ---> Excellent Adventure |
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16 Jun 00 - 12:28 AM (#243221) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Sorcha Marvelous photos, Alice, and Wayne's place looks like super fun!Thanks, lady. |
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16 Jun 00 - 02:28 AM (#243247) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: DougR Thanks for posting the pictures, Alice. They are super and Montana looks very inviting! It's a beautiful state. It looks particularly good since it was about 112 degrees in Phoenix today. DougR |
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16 Jun 00 - 09:12 AM (#243329) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: MMario Alice - thanks for the oppurtunity to follow the great adventure visually! |
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16 Jun 00 - 10:43 AM (#243377) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Hollowfox Looks like a really neat house, too. |
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16 Jun 00 - 10:46 AM (#243379) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Áine A Alice - Iontach maith ar fad! Fantastic photos, Alice! Thanks so much for sharing them with us. It really helps to bring us all into the 'excellent adventure'! -- Áine |
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17 Jun 00 - 04:51 PM (#243862) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice Photos added from Oklahoma, folk1234 ... scroll down the page click here |
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22 Jun 00 - 12:46 AM (#245750) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice Connecticut photos now added to the page (same link as given previously) |
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22 Jun 00 - 01:04 PM (#245909) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: katlaughing I put the Wyoming photos in the other thread, forgot there was this one for photos, too. Thanks, Alice. kat |
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22 Jun 00 - 01:27 PM (#245934) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Áine Great stuff kat and Alice! Can't thank you both enough for sharing all of these fantastic pics with us. -- Áine |
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23 Jun 00 - 01:23 PM (#246612) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: dwditty To anyone taking phots at annap's gathering, please pose here. |
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23 Jun 00 - 01:33 PM (#246618) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: SINSULL Thank you all for the pictures! No bear bells? |
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23 Jun 00 - 01:44 PM (#246621) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice SINSULL, have you not heard that joke about the Forest Service warning for hikers in bear country?... watch out for bear doo-doo with tiny bells in it. Alice |
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23 Jun 00 - 01:50 PM (#246624) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: Alice Bill may have shared this story from Wayne's house, where the bear crossing sign is. Before we arrived, there was a grizzy coming down and eating from the dog food dish by their front door. Wayne's wife opened the door and sprayed the bear with bear pepper-spray to scare him off. The griz went into the trees for awhile, then came back for more dog food. The bears around here are the top of the food chain. They are fearless. |
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23 Jun 00 - 02:29 PM (#246643) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: katlaughing Alice, I heard a thing on NPR, last year, or read it in the paper, that they did an experiment with that bear spray. Put a whole bunch of it near a watering place on a creek. The bears gathered around and literally rolled in it, acting as cats do with catnip. This is the repellent they tell folks to spray on their kids, etc. Apparently, they've decided it doesn't do much maybe attract them! kat |
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26 Jun 00 - 11:51 AM (#247038) Subject: RE: Mudcat Adventure Photos From: dwditty refresh. Hope someone has more photos to post. |