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Brokeback Mountain: Our Community's Common Bond => Brokeback Mountain Open Forum => All Things Brokeback: Books, Interviews and More => Topic started by: fernly on September 30, 2007, 10:31:01 am
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The travel section of the San Francisco Chronicle has an article today about a top 10 list of "...favorite unreal places, not because they are the most beautiful or Utopian (yawn), but because the description or script struck a chord that made us yearn to go there ..." and rightly so, Brokeback is on it.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/30/TRL0RTA6P.DTL
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Fernlly---Thanks. That is so cool.
It is such a beautiful place as depicted in the movie--for the breathtaking scenery and for what it gave Jack and Ennis.
Brokeback Mountain--As in a place we would like to "revisit"--I think most of us have our own Brokeback Mountain in our hearts too.
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Wow, this is so 8). Thanks for posting it, Fern.
The article even mentions the findingbrokeback site. And I had to smile about this:
"Some "Brokeback" devotees use the nearby town of Ten Sleep as a jumping-off point for pilgrimages"
Now how does the author of the article know this, and about the findingbrokeback site?
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OK, so it's OT, but I am ridiculously happy to see that the Duchy of Grand Fenwick made the list. ;D
The Mouse that Roared is one of the funniest things that I have ever read. :)
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Wow, this is so 8). Thanks for posting it, Fern.
The article even mentions the findingbrokeback site. And I had to smile about this:
"Some "Brokeback" devotees use the nearby town of Ten Sleep as a jumping-off point for pilgrimages"
Now how does the author of the article know this, and about the findingbrokeback site?
I was wondering the same thing. And did you notice the author's name? SPUD Hilton? LOL
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That's great to read. :]