MountainFilm in the rain...
I can't stop thinking about the hippos.
I can't stop thinking about the hippos.
Telluride Mountainfilm at WaterColor Nov 7 & 8
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I wisely did not wear mascara tonight- I very predictably got all weepy duringRed Gold. Dylan, Sarah, and baby Finn were the perfect ambassadors for Bristol Bay Alaska. We wish they could stay a few days longer and take a little break!
The elephant film was wonderful.
Mountain Film seems to get better every year.
The elephant film was wonderful.
Mountain Film seems to get better every year.
I wisely did not wear mascara tonight- I very predictably got all weepy duringRed Gold. Dylan, Sarah, and baby Finn were the perfect ambassadors for Bristol Bay Alaska. We wish they could stay a few days longer and take a little break!
The elephant film was wonderful.
Mountain Film seems to get better every year.
It might. Or maybe your mind is expanding.
Thanks to everyone at MountainFilm (especially our John R)! This event is truly one of the best things that happens along 30A and it's a time to give a shout out to WC and St. Joe for the partnership that allows us all to sit out under the stars in the beauty of Marina Park!
Sunday after MF always feels a bit like the day after Christmas. But, once again I have been inspired to do further reasearch on some topics that touched my heart.
This year, it was the beautiful elephant. http://www.mountainfilm.org/festival/2008/schedule/films/losing_the_elephants/index.html
Does anyone know what the website was for learning more about this effort?
Bravo MountainFilm...see you next year!
Sunday after MF always feels a bit like the day after Christmas. But, once again I have been inspired to do further reasearch on some topics that touched my heart.
This year, it was the beautiful elephant. http://www.mountainfilm.org/festival/2008/schedule/films/losing_the_elephants/index.html
Does anyone know what the website was for learning more about this effort?
Bravo MountainFilm...see you next year!
I couldn't agree more, Kitty. Big thanks and gratitude to Telluride Mtn Film, the film makers, St Joe, WaterColor, John R, Jimmy, Justin, all of the key staff and crew, Monark (events planning), and volunteers.
We are so grateful to have Mtn Film on tour at WaterColor.
We are so grateful to have Mtn Film on tour at WaterColor.
Love this pic
Thanks to everyone at MountainFilm (especially our John R)! This event is truly one of the best things that happens along 30A and it's a time to give a shout out to WC and St. Joe for the partnership that allows us all to sit out under the stars in the beauty of Marina Park!
Sunday after MF always feels a bit like the day after Christmas. But, once again I have been inspired to do further reasearch on some topics that touched my heart.
This year, it was the beautiful elephant. http://www.mountainfilm.org/festival/2008/schedule/films/losing_the_elephants/index.html
Does anyone know what the website was for learning more about this effort?
Bravo MountainFilm...see you next year!
I was trying to remember the same thing.
After some googling http://www.worldwomenwork.org/
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Wow.....What a great event the festival was --I have lived here 4 years and never attended until last night! Setting was great, saw lots of Sowallers (well, all the tree huggers anyway : ) this just shows you really how many different, varied, and funn things there are to do here on 30A. Mark my calender for next year!
And now I really "get" John R.'s sig. regarding No Pebble Mines-- very moving flick.
And now I really "get" John R.'s sig. regarding No Pebble Mines-- very moving flick.
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