Re: Picture Book

Posted by caitlin on December 20, 2000 at 14:28:33:

In Reply to: Re: Picture Book posted by Bill R on December 20, 2000 at 13:51:28:

I agree! The scenery is one of the main draws of the movie and "On the Trail" IS an indispensable guide if you wish to visit the film sites.
caitlin

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: Well, if you bought it to look at the pretty pictures - and that's all - maybe so, maybe not. But if you EVER had or will have the desire to actually GO TO the places in the movie - and see where the famous leaning tree is for the first ambush - etc -then it is INDISPENSABLE. You can't find the places without it.
: Sure - you could find Biltmore on your own - but would you even know parts had been filmed at the Biltmore - or where the cottage was, or where exactly the cliff scenes were filmed? Nope. You need the guide. However, if all you wanted to do was look at pretty pictures - you could have saved yourself money and aggravation by getting a Dell comic book of your choice.

: Bill R

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: : : : The book is actually a small pamphlet and not worth the money

: : : Are you referring to your autobiography?

: : ................................................

: : And here we have it, folks, the question of whether to be honest or tactful... It seems Tara knows where SHE stands on this issue! And, well, it seemed like a good answer to ME! :o)

: : I guess it depends on what you see as 'value for money', Ron. I'd have paid TWICE what I did, if you are referring to 'On The Trail...'

: : Kate.

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: I agree! The scenery is one of the main draws of the movie and "On the Trail" IS an indispensable guide if you wish to visit the film sites.  
: caitlin

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: : Well, if you bought it to look at the pretty pictures - and that's all - maybe so, maybe not.  But if you EVER had or will have the desire to actually GO TO the places in the movie - and see where the famous leaning tree is for the first ambush - etc -then it is INDISPENSABLE.  You can't find the places without it.
: : Sure - you could find Biltmore on your own - but would you even know parts had been filmed at the Biltmore - or where the cottage was, or where exactly the cliff scenes were filmed?  Nope.  You need the guide.  However, if all you wanted to do was look at pretty pictures - you could have saved yourself money and aggravation by getting a Dell comic book of your choice.

: : Bill R

: : 
: : : : : The book is actually a small pamphlet and not worth the money

: : : : Are you referring to your autobiography?

: : : ................................................

: : : And here we have it, folks, the question of whether to be honest or tactful... It seems Tara knows where SHE stands on this issue! And, well, it seemed like a good answer to ME! :o)

: : : I guess it depends on what you see as 'value for money', Ron.  I'd have paid TWICE what I did, if you are referring to 'On The Trail...'

: : : Kate.


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