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poorly done technically, but i still find it somewhat appealing - reminds me of a scene from GWTWwilliamson county, texass, march 2008
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dont think that this is poorly done... it looks really great... 
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thank you for the
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pleasure is on my side, you have the sixth sens to catch the right moment for the snapshot...
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yes, probably more so than anything else; but i have to say, i really like the fence ... that's what reminded me of Gone With The Wind and therefore, the title.
thanks for taking the time to comment.
btw, if you get time, please stop by my homepage - i don't have any visitors from Malta as yet 
(yes, i know - little things amuse little minds 
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Never seen Gone with the wind so it was not possible for me to make the connection
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ah, well, so much for my explanation
the movie is somewhat dated (made in 1939), and very long (3-4 hours), but despite those things is still an excellent film ... might not have the impact on someone that isn't American, though, admittedly
nevertheless, if you're going to be stuck inside on a long rainy afternoon, it's a good way to view a great film with some outstanding performances (Clark Gable, Vivian Leigh, etc)
yes, i tend to ramble
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It is an oldish film ..... I guess that means it is based on things to do with America.
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yes - our Civil War ... 1860-65
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So that is why non-Americans would probably not enjoy it as much
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yes ... probably; more that they might get lost as to why things are happening and for what reasons; since i know the history, i can't recall how much historical info the film relays.
regardless, it won the Oscar for best film that year (beating out, among others, The Wizard of Oz - and it actually won *eight* Oscars!) and is regarded among film historians as one of the top 20 or 30 films of all time, i'm sure - despite not having the current technological advantages. if you don't like older movies, you might not enjoy it - but movies today had the bar set at a level by movies like this ... the character development, acting, script all more than make up for the lack of shoot-em-ups and car chases
the whole thing revolves around a woman on a large plantation and how her family's fortunes change over the course of the War. there is a long shot of the plantation at the end (and the beginning, i believe) that shows a red-orange sky with a large tree and a fence line that my photo reminded me of. and the name of the plantation? Tara.
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It definitely does sound like an interesting film and now I can understand why the photo reminds you of the film
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thank you for your kind words
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Lovely shot - I like the dark clouds in the top leftish area... they give so much depth to the sky!
Wondering if you deliberately spelt texas with an ass? 
Good to see some folks from my old 'original' friends list still on here!! I thought you'd all disappeared! *waves*
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yes, the misspelling is intentional 
just my own private war ... probably just because i got old and STAY pissed off now 
we take our victories in very small, minute portions - that's all the rich bastards in power let us have.
*on with the revolution!*
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