Speaking of movies and television this town (and the view from the spot the photo was taken from) features in the opening credits of a TV show (and it's not in Texas)
Regards,
Tote
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Speaking of movies and television this town (and the view from the spot the photo was taken from) features in the opening credits of a TV show (and it's not in Texas)
Regards,
Tote
Not being a TV person, I'd say Twin Peaks. But that won't work. Leaves me with Northern Exposure. Shows how much TV i watch, I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
Twin peaks came to mind here too.
DL
Tote...... you still want that paint stripper mix?
Twin peaks was filmed on the wrong side of the country and Northern Exposure was set in Alaska, neither of them are the correct answer. And 350RRC, I had forgotten about the paint stripper recipe but, yes we still have lots of lime mortar to lime wash.
Regards,
Tote
To recap, It's not in Texas, not on the west coast, not in New England and not in Alaska so that kinda leaves the middle. The area is famous for Oxycodone and Coal.
Regards,
Tote
I think I still have your email. The recipe means PPE, PPE and PPE, but does the job on oil paint. I'll have a look tomorrow.
DL
Did say I was guessing... Helps others to narrow it down..Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
A Jim Beam or JD ad?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
They'd both be like a US series. [bighmmm][bighmmm]
DL
Its closer to Clermont (Jim Beam Distillery) than it is to Lynchburg Tn (where JD is made ) but we are getting much warmer.
Regards,
Tote
Oxycodone and coal mining sounds like the TV series 'Justified' ( watched it DVD last year and I think it has been on TV here recently) but I don't recall what town that was set in; eastern Kentucky somewhere I think. Harlan?