When wife is not working hard on something she reads to relax. I thought she might enjoy this book by Roy's wife dale Evans.

I'd like to read it when she is through.

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Th link failed. "Angle Unaware"

Would being unaware make it an obtuse angle?

It is well established that I spell poorly.

Dale Evans plays guitar for U2

Roy (Rogers), Dale, and Trigger all ded.

That's a good book.

Aww, come on. Next thing you'll be tellin' us Roy is ded...

Their museum has shut down also.

The things you read on the Campfire.

Bullet inna old dogs home.

And Trigger got “mounted”.....I mean stuffed.....I mean...😁

You folks are making fun of American icons.

At our church they play Happy Trails at the end of the service, I like it.

Mrs W might enjoy Gracie-A Love Story

Gracie Allen was quite the lady.

Gracie Allen was an extremely talented actress.

I have one from the first run. My mom gave it to me about sixty or more years ago.

Thank you Ringman, that's interesting. Roy, and Gene Autry made wholesome movies for kids. The good guys wore the white hats, drank milk, or sassaoarilli.

Always fought clean, could shoot the bad guy's gun out of his hand.

On a Statler Brothers thread a few years back it was reported that Harold Reed loved Roy Rogers movies, played them in his home theater often..

At the south end of Lone Pine, California, on the 395 there is a movie museum built by Roy Rogers' daughter and son-in-law. A five dollar donation for adults is all they ask and it is worth it. It has a great collection of movie stuff about the films made there. A ton of Hopalong Cassidy, Roy Rogers, Gunga Din, and modern ones like Star Trek V and the first Iron Man. They even have Randolph Scott's engraved Colt pistols in 44-40.

The kindly docents told me to head west at the only stoplight in town and you will soon be at the turn to Movie Road. Two minutes later and you are among the rocks in which your movie heroes shot some of their greatest scenes .

When I was a kid I hated it when cowboys sang. Roy was cool enough to get away w/ it, Gene, not so much.


mike r

Easy there fella.

It was "The Thing" back when, John Wayne made, "Singin' Sandy".

never did much care for gene

Can we agree, no matter how, hmm, mushy? those Hollywood "hero's " were, they beat the pants off the modern actors?

Nope, Paladin and Josh raised the bar. Matt was OK for a guy who hung out w/ cripples and hookers. Then Festus came along and elevated everyone's game.


mike r

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He seems to be..ahem...Triggered.

Gone. Not never coming back.

Dang she was hot as a firecracker !!!!

😃😀😀😀😀

I liked the western serials they showed before the feature movie on Saturday’

My Grandmother played the piano for Her on Her radio show prior to going with Roy.. She thought a lot of her....

Interesting TX. Thank you.

For the wags joking about Dale, and Roy being dead, well, we all will be someday. What a legacy they left.
I'd like to do so well.

LOL!

Hahaha. Thats appropriate.
I know a pastor who plays the WV anthem....
Country Roads. I think he leaves out the line about moonshine though. 😄

Surprised that this recording had so many views.
In case you've never been here, most of these.pictures aren't of West Virginia.

It is a taste of paradise when you get away from towns though.




Live version

Good night good folks, I need my beauty sleep, :D, May our Lord Jesus Bless us all. "Happy Trails to you."

May He bless you too Wabigoon.
Happy trails

In the '70s there was a chain of headshops in the Phoenix area called Happy Trails. My sister didn't know Roy and Dale had recorded the song many years earlier; the first time she heard it she was shocked they would do an ad for a headshop.