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DrBob |
One of my favorites scenes from 'The Great Escape' ...always gives me a rush, thinking about the moment of freedom and exhilaration this piece brought about; and it never ceases to remind me of the freedom we take for granted.
6 comments on “Never take freedom for granted!”
airborne Says:
Sunday, December 11, 2011 @8:40:53 AM
i to love this scene but ive aways thouhgt it funny that the Germans were using Triumphs in WW2, I suppose they had to use one for the film they would never have been able to do that jump with a WW2 BMW or A Zundapp but its still a great scene.
DrBob Says:
Sunday, December 11, 2011 @2:18:48 PM
"Poetic License" my friend ;-)
george pereda Says:
Wednesday, December 14, 2011 @9:19:52 PM
wow- you looked like steve Mcqueen in your younger days---
is that a triumph 500 you are riding?
DrBob Says:
Thursday, December 15, 2011 @4:15:10 AM
LOL...I wish!
george pereda Says:
Friday, December 16, 2011 @8:19:49 PM
at the mandolin bros in NYC-there are 2 gibsons-0ne nechville- a bishline- several deerings-
a huber and a stelling-- I might go and try them out.
DrBob Says:
Saturday, December 17, 2011 @4:59:15 AM
I need to warn you, George...your fingers will never be the same ;-)
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