Paddled over to the Rocky Slope...and along the Trail as far as Rocky Point...clip of Grey Squirrel and Brown Creeper...went a little ways across the Road after Flicker...heard Ducks out in Two Top Pine Meadow...thought to go that way, but went back way I came...passing through the Camp, I happened on the Two Chickarees...several clips...the post up just one...would have had a really neat one of them going up and down up and down, but didn't push the red record button!...that happens sometime....on sound track, Blue Jays sound like they're scolding...maybe Bobcat...but stuck with the Squirrels....lots of climbers Bouldering...Does resting up on the Slope...pic and clip...sunny blue warm.....oh...had time to walk along the Creek as far as Creek's End...and back through Owl Woods...quiet today...except for tourists!...they're back...oh!!...thought to see if Dragon Painter clip might be on youtub...a short one is!...have a look!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBTqEMcft8E
very cool
2 comments:
Hiya, David!
Thanks for the clip of Dragon Painter. I'm sending a link to Karen Blakely the bus driver--I think she might be interested in the fact that another movie was shot in Yosemite.
I'm also embedding it over at the Little Red Tent!
Edie
Yes, Karen will have to amend the narration...
I found some more tonight...a silent film version of Last of the Mohicans....a travel documentary, Fascinating Yosemite (search youtub)...great bear scenes!...this one looks special!
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Winner of the Best Cinematography Award at the Sundance Film Festival, COLOR OF A BRISK AND LEAPING DAY is a boldly atmospheric and subtly complex historical drama from indie auteur Christopher Münch (The Sleepy Time Gal). It tells the story of John Lee, grandson to a Chinese railroad laborer, who holds idealistic visions of saving a Yosemite Valley short-line train from bankruptcy, with help from long-time rail employees (Michael Stipe of R.E.M. and Henry Gibson of Magnolia)
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and Ken Burns put out a call for old home movies...they're coming out with a Ken Burns' take on the National Parks in Fall, 2009 on PBS...dont know but I've gotten a little weary of Ken Burns' takes!!..I'll have to put up a blog just for Valley movies!
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