Re:resolutions? ~ linda [ot] Northern Exposure

[Guest guest]

That is very cool! 'Northern Exposure' was also my all-time

favorite series. i remember watching it back in NY as we

were planning to move out to Oregon. My favorite coffee mug

has a moose etched into it, and i bought it because of that

show and how cool moose are... i just thought it was so

Pacific Northwest, and i could not wait to start a new life

here. i foolishly thought we'd see moose, too. *lol* But alas

we live too far south to see moose. i met some people once

at a wedding that live in the area of Washington state where

they filmed that tv series. i never saw the episode with the

mushrooms, though. i am going to have to rent the series

DVDs from my local video store and re-watch them.

 

~ pt ~

 

Clean your finger before you point at my spots.

~ Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)

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, " linda " <lindai81@c...> wrote:

Oh, last night I heard something on TV...the largest living system on the earth

is a grove of

aspen trees...they are all connected under the ground. I saw something like that

on the TV

series " Northern Exposure " (my all time favorite series) where Joel showed

Maggie a

mushroom field (in Alaska) where the fungi went on and on and on for miles, as

far as you

could see, and every single one was connected under the ground. Amazing. But so

are we

[Guest guest]

awwww! i loved northern exposure! i haven't seen it

in years. of course they don't re-run the worthy

shows.

 

didn't one of the writers of 'northern exposure' go on

to create 'the sopranos'?

 

 

--- ~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

 

> That is very cool! 'Northern Exposure' was also my

> all-time

> favorite series. i remember watching it back in NY

> as we

> were planning to move out to Oregon. My favorite

> coffee mug

> has a moose etched into it, and i bought it because

> of that

> show and how cool moose are... i just thought it was

> so

> Pacific Northwest, and i could not wait to start a

> new life

> here. i foolishly thought we'd see moose, too. *lol*

> But alas

> we live too far south to see moose. i met some

> people once

> at a wedding that live in the area of Washington

> state where

> they filmed that tv series. i never saw the episode

> with the

> mushrooms, though. i am going to have to rent the

> series

> DVDs from my local video store and re-watch them.

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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