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Front-Ranger:
A Separate Peace is a must-see for me (aside: my new grandson is named Phinny). Maybe Outpost as well!!

southendmd:

--- Quote from: milomorris on July 13, 2011, 12:24:05 am ---Phillips Exeter has a drop-dead gorgeous campus. You should see it covered in snow!!! Harvard is pretty, but Phillips trumps it.

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Very true.  I have visited a friend who works in the town of Exeter, and she walks her golden retriever on the Phillips campus.  I wonder if that tree is still there...


--- Quote from: Tony-Ranger on July 13, 2011, 01:17:56 am ---A Separate Peace is a must-see for me (aside: my new grandson is named Phinny). Maybe Outpost as well!!

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Like I said, it's difficult to find on DVD.  There is a remake, a TV version from 2004, but I haven't seen that one. 

I'll have to look for Outpost.

southendmd:

--- Quote from: Meryl on July 12, 2011, 10:11:32 pm ---I loved the Hardy Boys!  8)

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Front-Ranger:
I have two degrees of separation to Parker! Kirstie Alley, whom I grew up with, was once married to him! Want me to wrangle an intro?  :laugh:

And on the subject of boys named Phineas, now I find there's a TV show on the Disney Channel named Phineas and Ferb! My daughter must be on to something!

Monika:

--- Quote from: Tony-Ranger on July 13, 2011, 11:45:13 am ---I have two degrees of separation to Parker! Kirstie Alley, whom I grew up with, was once married to him! Want me to wrangle an intro?  :laugh:

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You grew up with Kirstey Alley? Must have been exciting to see somebody you know become a celebrity.


Besides being married (which I didn´t know), they both appeared in "North and South". Kirstie in the original series and Parker in the sequel "North and South 2"

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