Project! We Need Pictures

[horo35]

Thanks robot...its been very fun.  It's been very fulfilling and I did it for me....but with so many fans on here and Bettermosts' reputation for having nice people I just had to share them.  And with that I say to all come experience not just a Brokeback movie scene but come and create your own experience that's better than any movie.  It's a beautiful area and it can create alot of good memories.

[horo35]

Well finally here is the "dozy embrace" scene.  It's actually right by the pole bridge.  When you see the area and then watch the movie you'll see that pretty much all the campsite scenes were right in this area.  One could actually camp here...it's a perfect spot.  Well i dont know if you actually could...I didnt see no signs but since its not a designated area, probably not.  But its a great area to sit there and enjoy the quiet nature.  As you can see in the first pic someone set up some stones to the left...looks like thats where the fire was.  I guess they were marking it so one could stand in that very same spot...just like I am in pic 2.  You can definatly tell its the spot by looking to the left and seeing the one tree leaning over to the right against the other one.

[horo35]

“Later that dozy embrace solidified in his memory as the single moment of artless, charmed happiness in their separate and difficult lives.”

[Meryl]

Geez, that's the Holy of Holies, the site of the Dozy Embrace.  *Gazes in awe*

[Lumière]

Horo and ILuv ...

Fantabulous pix!!   

I live in Alberta and I haven't yet had the chance to tour all the sites!
Thank you so much for sharing these amazing shots!!!

[Toast]

Thanks Horo and Luv

Sometimes you think visiting the site of something will destroy the illusion
but your visits to these areas have added to it.
I can just imagine how you must have felt to be able to stand there under the mountains and to hear and feel the environment
The movie is so quiet, as far as natural sounds. but you were there.

It is also good that theTwist home will be protected and saved.
This sort of "tourism" could be another way to keep the spirit of Brokeback Mountain alive, or at least to make more people aware of it.

Thanks for every picture, and yur words are so honest and well spoken.
Thanks.   I am letting everyone know about this neat experience.
Of course I hope to see even more pics here as you both continue to be captivated by this move.
You lucky Albertans.

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[mvansand76]

So you don't need any pictures of Holland? 

[2robots4u]

mvansand76..you are so funny But if you can get some pictures of the "Great Dutch Range", perhaps they could be included. ..Doug

[mvansand76]

mvansand76..you are so funny But if you can get some pictures of the "Great Dutch Range", perhaps they could be included. ..Doug

  Well, we do have some really high dunes... 

[Toast]

Go for it mvansand76

When Phillip started this thread, he asked for pics on a Brokeback theme.
do you have sheep, beans, cowboys, sheepherders, tents, beer, kissing, campfires, roping,  ... in Holland ??

Go for it.

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