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May 2009 Edition Penny McQueen, Editor
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It's been a busy month for all The High Chaparral folks, so catch up on what's happening at the ranch in this edition of the newsletter:
Susan McCray has a special message for all fans - especially for the very special folks who help sponsor the Reunion
Rusty explains Reunion Sponsorship
Rudy Ramos (Wind) sends his High Chaparral Reunion thoughts
Home is Where the Heart Is, an article by Tanja
Update on the Henry Darrow Biography, by Jan
Results of our Fan Costume Contest
Our Lady of Guadaloupe article by Wendy
Reunion info and Sponsors
Upcoming cast appearances
Susan Sukman McCray, one of the many big fans of The High Chaparral
Special Thank You
For Special Fans
From Susan McCray
Susan Sukman McCray,Vice-President of Talent for Michael Landon Productions, worked in casting on The High Chaparral, Little House on the Prairie, Highway to Heaven, and a long list of other classic TV shows. Along with her husband, Production Manager Kent McCray, Susan sends a heartfelt thank you to all those very special fans who generously are helping sponsor The High Chaparral Reunion!
Listen to Susan's "Thank You" message, and you'll also hear some intriguing hints about the Reunion in October.
Click to listen to a special message from Susan McCray
Can Be Yours Too
by Rusty LaGrange
Fan Rusty LaGrange
I must admit, I've been to each and every High Chaparral Reunion, and even a few small fan parties we've held prior to the large organized Reunions. Each one is just like the first. I'll never forget the first encounter and my first Autograph Show in Tucson in 1999. We were a small group of six fans but we were there in spirit for all of the hundreds of new members that followed. The excitement of meeting a childhood star is breathtaking… and it lives within you forever.
Now let's image that you won't be able to make the great pilgrimage to Tucson this year, and you're a bit bummed out by all the talk and excitement. You know you want to wish the best for the other members of HCDG and their guests who are lucky enough to go… but just the same, you wish it were you.
There is a way that you can bask in the light of the event of a lifetime. No matter where you are, you can be a part of it all. Why not receive the taste of the event by supporting those who are working to make the reunion a spectacular show. In return for your small investment, you'll receive:
A hand-signed thank you note from The High Chaparral stars. Believe us when they say they enjoy all this attention and they really do want to give back to the fans all they can. Place it in your album. Better yet, put it on display.
An original 2009 HC Reunion invitation embellished with the amazing artwork of our own HCDG member Patricia Schantz. Her detailed sketches offer the best of talent from our worldwide membership. And we're honored to have her represent the group's pride in sponsoring this gala event.
A special listing on the Sponsor's Web page. This commemorates you, and your selfless gift of support. If you have a business, we'll be glad to pin it on this page for all the members to see. You'll never know who might surf the site and need your expertise.
A special identification Sponsorship Name Tag to keep or to wear at the reunion. One of my jobs on the Reunion Posse this year is to create a keepsake name tag that will stand the test of time, and be a cherished memento. It's a tough assignment but I'm up for the job. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
For all Sponsors who give at least $100 and up, you'll find a seat waiting for you at the Sponsorship Dinner Friday night. This is your chance to dine with the stars. And leave room for dessert.
As you can see, we have some great gifts and grand challenges ahead. Your sponsorship will help to cover many of our costs for different portions of the event throughout the three day program.
Oh, I almost forgot. If you send in your sponsorship and make arrangements with one of the fans, you might have a live cell phone conversation with an HC celebrity. This won't be guaranteed, but I know we'll make an extra effort to get you a few moments of talk time.
So is this a package deal or what? Just send $40, $50, $100 or more if you can help, and get all the bonuses coming right to your home. For information on how to send sponsorship money, check out the details from Penny in this newsletter.
Do you want to be a Reunion Sponsor? Email info@highchaparralnewsletter.com to receive information.
Actor Rudy Ramos appeared in The High Chaparral as Wind
Rudy Ramos
Reunion Thoughts
Rudy Ramos (High Chaparral's Wind) received his invitation to the The High Chaparral Reunion and responded with a message for fans.
"I am looking forward to the reunion," he said, "and seeing Old Tucson where it all began for me. Good memories."
Visit Rudy's website at www.rudyramos.net, and while you're there be sure to check out the Reels section for great clips of his work.
by Tanja Konstantaki
I was nine when the Cannons, the Montoyas and the bunkhouse boys first rode into our living room. It was magic, from the very first moment I was enchanted by the series. Arizona became my dream world and the ranch my home.
When I planned to attend the reunion in 2007 I just knew I would have to visit the ranch in Old Tucson as well, so after the reunion a small group of enthusiastic fans crossed the desert and headed for the Cannon Ranch. Although I had seen the landscape a thousand times on TV (and in my dreams) nothing could have prepared me for the breathtaking view of slopes covered with saguaros against a clear blue sky.
It was the country we had traveled over a thousand miles to see, just as the Cannon family had.
When we neared Old Tucson I braced myself, after all I'm a 'two-feet-on-the-ground' woman and things are not always what they seem on TV. We walked up to the ranch, and my heart skipped a beat. I was nine again. This was the house I had dreamed of so often when I was little. It was real. It felt like coming home. I could not help myself and tears were trickling down my cheeks. It felt like the High Chaparral, the heat, the dust, the whinnying of the horses. Any time Reno would shout "Riders coming" and Buck and Blue would come riding in after a hard day's work.
Side view of the Cannon Ranch House
Photo by Tanja Konstantaki
One of the best things is that I was able to share this with kindred souls. Imagine what it will be like this year, when a large group of fans are going to visit the Old Tucson set together!
Register today for The High Chaparral Reunion, October 16-18, Tucson, AZ.
Authorized Henry Darrow Biography Under Way
by Jan Pippins
Henry Darrow's upcoming biography Lightning in a Bottle is the intimate portrait of a professional performer, a slice of show-business history, a short-course on acting technique and a lesson in surviving Hollywood fame. It is a joint project. Darrow's ongoing involvement ensures the book's accuracy and infuses it with his own distinctive spark.
Best known for his portrayal of sexy, complex Manolito Montoya in The High Chaparral, Darrow has been a working actor for over fifty years. He considers himself primarily a character actor, but his stage and screen career spans dramas, comedies, musicals, romances and adventures, encompassing bit-parts and award-winning performances. His talent, charisma, integrity and intense dedication to his craft have sustained him in a profession not known for longevity.
One of the first Hispanic actors to achieve prominence in non-stereotypical roles, he opened doors for those who came later through both his career and as one of the founding members of Nosotros, an organization devoted to enhancing opportunities for Hispanics in the performing arts. He has been a mentor, teacher, inspiration and friend to countless actors and actresses.
Loved as a person and performer, respected for his absolute professionalism, Darrow is a biographer's dream. He has a phenomenal memory for detail, an extensive memorabilia collection and friends and family happy to talk about him.
The many faces of Henry Darrow
Although Darrow is the star, his biography includes interviews and anecdotes from many contributors: director Raymond Austin, boxing promoter Al Bernstein, actress/comedienne Ruth Buzzi, writer Harry Cason, actor Don Collier, actress Linda Cristal, Darrow's brother Dennis Delgado and cousin Solange Delgado, actress Marie Gomez, actor John Hertzler, university professor Robert Jacobs, screenwriter Richard Leder, actor Denis Lehane, Darrow's wife actress Lauren Levian, director Lee Lowrimore, actress Patrice Martinez, producer Kent McCray, casting director/radio host Susan McCray, director Francisco Menendez, actor Denny Miller, actor Dan Morris, actor/aviation industry entrepreneur Eric Paisley, actor Rudy Ramos, director Dorothy Rankin, publicist/writer Luis Reyes, journalist/poet Miluka Rivera, actress Sally Struthers, actor James Victor and actor Morgan Woodward.
Interviews are still being conducted. Anyone with recollections to share about Henry Darrow, please contact author Jan Pippins at info@henrydarrowbook.com For updates on progress and publication, visit our website designed by Penny McQueen: www.henrydarrowbook.com.
He was everything a director could ever possibly want. I call him 'lightning in the bottle' because he would show up ready to go. Take one, he's great!
~Francisco Menendez
It's my passion. I'm there to do my best. Rehearsals are a step back, because I'll be well-prepared and other people won't be. I research the part. I have all of my dialogue memorized, then work in my interpretation, my own personality, where it works and where it doesn't. Somebody says it's not competitive and I say, oh yes it is! Be ready, guys!
~ Henry Darrow
When Henry Darrow came onto the set, it was like the sun came up.
~Linda Cristal
© Henry Darrow and Jan Pippins 2009. All rights reserved.
Fan Vickie Harvey in her classic black costume
Fan Costumes
Check out the results of our Fan Costume Contest - we have some very creative fans out there!
If you didn't email your photo, send it in, we want to hear from you! Send your fan photo to info@highchaparralnewsletter.com.
Buck and Manolito had a bad enchilada at the festival of Our Lady of Guadaloupe in this video clip.
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Victoria's Lady
by W. St. Germain
I recently enjoyed the Our Lady of Guadalupe episode of The High Chaparral and it got me thinking (again). For those of you who might've forgotten what happens, in a nutshell, we see the late, great Ricardo Montalbán playing Father Sanchez, a poor but kind hearted priest whose parish is in Casa Cueva, Mexico. In an attempt to raise money to distribute among his parishioners, Father Sanchez calls for donations to help with his search for a missing religious icon. The icon is a statue of Mary, the mother of Jesus. It is called 'Our Lady of Guadalupe'.
Father Sanchez tells everyone that the huge sum of 8,000 pesos will recover the statue, assuming no one will ever be able to raise this amount. Since his parishioners are less willing to give more than necessary to their local 'charitable' needs, yet nothing was too much to ask for the recovery of the icon, this was how the kind priest collected money for the poor. Father Sanchez thought he was onto a good thing. The donations provided a steady supply of cash to help those in need. So long as the imaginary statue was never found, he could continue helping others. It was a clever idea, if somewhat dishonest. Then he hit a snag.
Victoria explains what the statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe means to her in this video clip..
When the devout Victoria asks John for the 8,000 pesos Father Sanchez claims will recover the statue, and John agrees to pay it, the priest is left in a rather awkward position. He must now find someone to make a statue. He prays for help and God, being the sort of God who wants his children to learn from their mistakes, leaves the priest to sort out the mess he made, himself. There is an interesting scene here as Father Sanchez looks up at the full moon while he prays. We get God's 'answer' in the form of a dark cloud moving to obscure the silvery light of the moon. Without a single word, we know that he's on his own – or so we think.
The icon is supposedly made of gold and covered in precious jewels, something that would be hard to replicate, so it was doubly inconvenient to have the money provided. The purchase of a fake statue leads to a whole chain of events that show God's hand in some of what happened. The good father was not alone after all. I tip my hat to the writers of this episode. It's beautifully done. Full details can be found in the episode guide on The High Chaparral Website so I will move on to the things I wondered about.
To begin with, Father Sanchez's parish is in Casa Cueva. I wondered. Is it a real place? If so, what does the name Casa Cueva mean in English? You must remember that my training resulted in my having to look up many old Latin words in order to better understand what my science books were trying to drum into my head. A by product of this routine is that I've now become rather hooked on wanting to know what any interesting, non-English word might mean. So we'll start there. Yes, it is a real place and Casa Cueva translates to house cave. How intriguing! I wondered if this meant that people lived in such homes and sure enough they do. Much like the cozy hobbit holes of Lord of the Rings, I searched the internet and found some gorgeous images of homes built into the sides of hills and the like. No danger of a roof blowing off in a big wind for those home owners.
My next question related to the icon itself. Victoria is an intelligent and what I'd call, 'deep' woman. There is certainly nothing frivolous about her. The importance she placed on the statue interested me. I wanted to know why that particular icon mattered so much to her. I am aware that Catholics revere many icons of Mary, each with a name and story behind them so my first query was, is there really a Lady of Guadalupe or was she invented for the episode? If so, what's the history of this icon?
Father Sanchez has a crisis of faith in this scene from Our Lady of Guadalupe.
It turns out there is a 'Lady' and a most interesting tale is behind the icon. Clearly, Victoria already knew what I was about to discover. It dates back to 1531. Throughout history, there have been many stories of apparitions of Mary, the mother of Jesus. In this one she appeared before a humble Mexican peasant named Juan Diego (1474-1548). She appeared as an Aztec Princess and spoke Juan's native language to him. On 9 December 1531, Juan Diego was walking home when he encountered a beautiful, young girl surrounded by an unnatural light. She asked that Juan tell the local bishop, Fray Juan de Zumárraga, that she wished for a church to be built in her honor. Juan recognized her as the mother of Jesus and went to the bishop. Understandably, the bishop wanted some kind of proof of the existence of this mysterious heavenly visitor. Knowing that no flowers could be found at that time of year, he told Juan to go to the top of Tepeyac Hill and bring him some. If he could do this, it would be a miracle and he would believe.
Juan found roses growing on the hill and collected them. He put the flowers in his tilma (or tilmàtli) a cloak-like garment and returned to the bishop. To the bishop's astonishment, not only did Juan return with flowers, but with Castilian roses. Castilian roses were not native to the area but were native to the bishop's homeland. He took this as a sign that the young lady knew exactly who she was dealing with and that she expected her request to be granted. Even more astounding, when Juan poured the roses out before the bishop, a miraculous image of the lady appeared on his tilma.
The Mexicans call her la Morenita, which roughly translates to, 'the little dark one' or 'the young dark complexioned one.' This describes how she looked when she appeared. Juan Diego's story would have meant a lot to Victoria as it would to other Mexicans. You must remember that HC took place at a time in history when many white settlers looked down on Mexicans (and Indians). Juan's experience was proof to Victoria that God loved her people so much that he sent 'The Queen of Heaven' to visit them. In other words, they had just as much worth to him as other races. It's no wonder this particular image was so important to her.
Fr. Sanchez says he would need 8000 pesos in this scene from Our Lady of Guadalupe..
The feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe is one of the most important dates on the Mexican calendar. It falls on 12 December since the apparitions were recorded as taking place between 9-12 December. Festivals occur all around the country and no doubt Victoria would've partaken in them as well. A magnificent Basílica de Guadalupe is built in honor of this event. The miraculous image of la Virgen Morena is kept at the basilica. This is the image that appeared on Juan's tilma. Juan Diego was canonized in 2002, making him America's first indigenous saint.
I now understand why Father Sanchez's call for funding led Victoria to ask John for the money. I also understand why his Mexican parishioners were so willing to donate to this cause. However even the aristocratic Victoria, who was used to fine things, was astonished at the 8,000 peso price. Naturally I wondered how much this was. At the time of writing this article, 8,000 pesos translated to about US $605. My research indicated that during HC's time, a loaf of bread cost two cents. That would buy 30,250 loaves. No wonder Victoria was aghast. If you'll excuse the pun, that's a lot of bread!
What is Victoria's full name? I think Manolito uses it in an episode.
Victoria Velasquez de Soto de Montoya is how she is introduced by Mano in the pilot episode, but the experts among us actually agreed it was more properly "Victoria (one middle name at least) de Montoya y Velasquez de Soto" and once she married John it would be "Victoria (one middle name at least) de Montoya y Velasquez de Soto de Cannon".
-Gail A. Malchester
Manolito introduces Victoria with her full name - and as his 'Old Maid Sister'
in this scene from The Arrangement
I'm new here - what exactly is the Reunion?
Thanks for asking! The High Chaparral Reunion is a gathering of the original cast and crew members of the show, along with loyal fans. It's a chance for fans of HC to meet the talented people who made their favorite Western, reminisce, meet other fans, and maybe even meet their very favorite star.
Cast and crew members enjoy the Reunion because it gives them a chance to meet the fans who remember their work. They also see their old friends, and reminisce about the show. They truly are The High Chaparral's biggest fans!
Past Reunions have been held in Los Angeles, but his year it takes place at Old Tucson, where the show was filmed on location. Luckily for us, the original Canon ranch house is still standing on the actual location set. A few things have changed in over 40 years, but many things haven't, so this is a unique opportunity for everyone.
For more information check out the Reunion website, or email with your questions.
Why do cactus have needles/spikes?
Firstly they're called spines. They're modified leaves - so modified that they actually have little in common with leaves. They appear in clusters and have more than one use. They're mostly made up of dead cells that form hard, sharp fibres. The fibres are surrounded by a type of tissue-like cell and covered by a waxy cuticle which keeps moisture from escaping. Some books call them modified bud scales but I believe that bud scales are themselves modified leaves.
Only the cells closest to the plant itself are alive. As they die, they move along with the rest, making the spine longer over time. You might think of them a bit like we think of finger nails and hair being dead cells but still able to grow.
The first and very practical use is that it makes them difficult for predators to eat. A mouth full of pins is enough to put anything off a meal. Having said that some species of rodents and other small animals do nibble on them when they can.
The second reason is that their positioning helps them to collect water droplets. The droplets run along the spine, down toward the body of the plant, then down to the roots. The nighttime dew is an important source of water and is collected this way.
Spines also act as windbreaks. This is less obvious in some species but if you've ever seen the species commonly called The Old Man Cactus you could see how well they'd work. That one looks like it's covered in a long beard. It's scientific name is Cephalocereus senilis. I love the last bit of the name. Can't you just picture the old cactus reminiscing with itself about the good old days when it was no more than pin high?
By the way, the cactus gets its name from the Greek kaktos which means thistle.
There, now aren't you glad you asked!
Ever wonder about a nature-related question in Arizona? What happened backstage or in casting? Send us YOUR questions! If we don't know the answer we'll ask the right Chaparral contact and find out for you! Email info@highchaparralnewsletter.com with your puzzler.
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(other costs increase too - so book today!)
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Guests at the 2005 High Chaparral Reunion
Reunion Sponsors - THANK YOU
Thank you to the very special, generous folks who are helping sponsor the reunion and bring the HC family home to Tucson!
Kent McCray
Susan McCray
Kola's Screen Graphics LLC
KSAV.org
Share-A-Vision Productions
Luisa Victoriano
Patrikya Duryan y Chaves
Ana Maria Romero Romera
Heleen Helsdingen
Patricia Schantz
Walter Fornero
Sandra Smythers
Getting To Know You with Susan McCray
Arbuckle Coffee is a proud sponsor of The High Chaparral Reunion. Don Collier is their spokesman and the official Arbuckle Cowboy. Try a good cup of Arbuckles, the Coffee That Won the West.
Copper Kettle Popcorn & Confections
Old Tucson Studios
Do you have a favorite piece of memorabilia, or an article you'd like to share with other fans? Send it to info@highchaparralnewsletter.com, and we'll do our best to add it to a future newsletter.
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This month's Letters to the Editor includes email from YOU, the newsletter subscriber. Do you have a question about The High Chaparral, the cast, or anything connected with the show? Have a comment on the newsletter or something you'd like to see covered? Send it to info@highchaparralnewsletter.com, and we'll do our best to get the answer for you.
Search past editions of the newsletter by topic on the Newsletter Blog.
Selected translation in Spanish available on the Spanish Newsletter Blog, El Gran Chaparral Noticias.
Cast Appearances & Events
Henry Darrow, Don Collier, Denny Miller. Linda Cristal is scheduled to participate in a panel discussion by phone. Memphis Film Festival, June 4-6, 2009, Olive Branch, MS
Henry Darrow, Don Collier, Bob Hoy, Ted Markland, Rudy Ramos, Susan McCray, Kent McCray, and more. The High Chaparral Reunion, October 16-18, Tucson, AZ.
Past issues of the newsletter are available
on The High Chaparral Newsletter Website.
High Chaparral on the Web
The Official High Chaparral website
The High Chaparral Blog
The High Chaparral Reunion website
The High Chaparral Newsletter
The High Chaparral Newsletter - searchable articles
El Gran Chaparral Noticias
High Chaparral Fan Fiction
High Chaparral Dutch Fan Site
Don Collier
The Henry Darrow Biography, Lightning in a Bottle
Bob Hoy
Ted Markland
Out West Entertainment
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As a user of the Panda Planning systems, I'm a big fan of setting challenges for myself, however, my planner has a spot for a weekly challenge – no monthly challenges. My planner DOES, however, have a spot for monthly goals. Well, now I got to thinking about the differences between challenges and goals.
I did what I always do when something intrigues me: a Google search. According to this post on SparkPeople, "a GOAL is the purpose towards which an endeavor is directed; an objective the terminal point of a journey or race, and a CHALLENGE is to engage in a contest, fight or competition to take part in something".
Of everything I found online regarding the difference between challenges and goals, I liked this explanation the best because it seemed to articulate what my initial thoughts were relative to the subject. So where a goal might be to complete a 5K, a challenge would be to run three times a week for a month. A goal might be to lose 10 pounds whereas a challenge might be to avoid sugar for a month.
This, of course, gave life to another line of thinking: setting a series of challenges for yourself might, in fact, be the easiest way to reach your goals. Running several times a week (the challenge) is certainly a good way to ensure you can complete a 5K (the goal). And certainly giving up sugar for a month (the challenge) would be a good step to take when attempting to lose ten pounds (the goal), right?
Now, you should know, I am obsessive about closing the activity rings on my Apple Watch at least five times a week. And I love an app called Done that I used to track my water consumption. Both of these are challenges that I'm able to track for myself. Is the goal to drink more water or be active? No, the goals are to be hydrated and healthy. I'm already using challenges to meet my goals!
FOR 30 DAYS, EXERCISE EVERY DAY. DON'T THINK, DON'T RATIONALIZE, DON'T DECIDE – JUST DO. FOR 30 DAYS GET SOME FORM OF EXERCISE ACCOMPLISHED EVERY SINGLE DAY WITH NO EXCEPTION.
I can hear the questions already.
Isn't that unhealthy? Doesn't my body need time to recover? Won't that be too strenuous for a beginner? What if I don't have the time?
Well, this post isn't about excuses. And I don't want to dwell on them, because I think that's another great challenge: no excuses for 30 days.
Will you rise to the challenge? Maybe. Will you reach your goals? Maybe. Will you simply close this browser window and forget all about what could literally be life-changing advice within the hour? Maybe.
What determines the answer to these questions isn't fate, circumstance, your schedule, your body mass index, your diet or anything else. What determines the answer to these questions is YOU.
BONUS: Elevate Fitness offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on its full memberships, which means you can even join a gym while participating in your own 30-day exercise challenge with no financial risk involved. Fill out the form below to get more information about how we can help you start your own 30-day challenge.


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Welsh: "It's A Tough Place To Go"
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John Welsh is expecting a tough test at the KCOM Stadium on Tuesday, a stadium he is familar with after a spell at Hull City earlier in his career.
Welsh played for the Tigers while on loan from Liverpool back in 2005 before joining the club on a permanent basis in 2006.
The midfielder suffered a broken leg when playing against North End for Hull City back in 2007, but after overcoming the hurdle of returning to the stadium since then, Welsh is looking forward to the clash.
"Obviously that's where I broke my leg and lucky enough I have been there and got over that hurdle.
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"It will be a tough test for us, I don't think they are doing as well as they probably think they should be doing,
"It's a tough place to go, I'm sure the Hull crowd would get behind them but we need to go there, we are in form so we will apply ourselves like we have done the last couple of games and do what we know we are good at and I'm sure we can cause them problems.
On the test posed by Hull, he added: "I think it's similar to the Birmingham game, we knew there was a lot of change and a lot of players coming in so we have just got to concentrate on ourselves.
"We don't know what the team is going to be, how they are going to play. I'm sure the gaffer will have his ideas on that and will go through it with us but it's just making sure we are right.
"Mentally and physically we will be in good shape, we come off the back of a tough game against Millwall, probably should have won the game but it was tough.
"We will make sure we are right, get the lads going and hopefully go there and get three points."
North End will be backed by over 1,100 supporters at the KCOM Stadium, and Welsh is appreciative of their support but isn't surprised the fans want to watch the team in action.
"It's brilliant for the game, you want a packed crowd, for me I want to play in front of full stadiums and I'm sure all the lads are the same.
"It's brilliant for football and as a fan, when I've watched our games we are a young and exciting team and I think there's still more to come from us and I'm sure the manager will get that from us.
"I think you look throughout our team there's good, young players, attacking players and it makes sense that people would want to come and watch us and back us and give us their all because I'm sure they know when they are watching that the lads are giving everything they can for the football club."
Hear more from Welshy on iFollow PNE now by clicking on the video above.
Hull City vs Preston North End on 26 Sep 17

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I can see one thing like this coming in useful for people with misdemeanors and small time stuff but I wouldn't essentially want anyone who has performed something really terrible to have the ability to pull their image down. If you weren't convicted of a crime although, your image should not be on there anyway, I ought to think but hey, it is Georgia, so, you by no means know.


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Bridge clamps must always be used in pairs to make sure we eliminate tube-slip. If clamped at right-angles, a Pair of Bridge Clamps can make that happen.
A Pair consists of TWO Single Bridge Clamps.
A Single Clamp itself has two individual brackets with radii cut to fit the tube sized being used. Each bracket is connected to the other bracket by a long bolt and nylock nut and is tightened by an allen key . That means each Single has two brackets, one bolt and one nylock nut. That also means a Pair has four brackets, two bolts and two nylock nuts.
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Wedgie's wonderful world: Its Sketch Time!
I hope you are well and have had a fab week.....can you believe that tomorrow is December?? Where has this year gone?
Now you can add bits to this sketch if you like....maybe a flower here or there or a bit or ribbon....we don't mind as long as we can still see the original sketch.
I decided to get a bit creative with my patterned papers for this challenge....I'm not entirely sure why....and I'm not entirely sure its worked out well for me!!
I think possibly the teapot paper should have been a different paper...what do you think?? The cute little image is actually two separate images that I have placed together to create my tea time scene. My image has been coloured with my Promarkers. I have added some Stickles to the top left hand corner of the card in a very light pink colour.
I'm not 100% happy with this card....its that teapot paper that is not working for me!
To see how my fellow DT members used the sketch pop by the My Time to Craft challenge blog - there are loads of fab cards there!
Wedgie your card is really pretty, all the papers look lovely and your image is perfect for it.
Card looks great hun, love those papers together!
Can you hear it? Christmas is coming!
Brrr...its a bit chilly....time for a quilt!


Staying at one of the fabulous Warner hotels (as seen on TV) for a grown-up holiday, at these adults only resorts. There is so much to choose from at the hotel plus, a few days out sightseeing.
• Swim in the indoor pool & relax in the hot tub.
Gunton Hall, April 2018. Gunton Hall, April 2018.


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Where To Enjoy Fall Colors In And Around Chicago
Fall will be in full swing before we know it, and sometimes it can sneak up on the city-dweller. When you're surrounded by concrete instead of green space, you miss out on the stunning foliage of autumn. There is always a lot to do in the Windy City but make sure you see in the new season by scheduling time to stop and smell the roses (or trees) in one of these ideal spots in and around Chicago.
The Zig Zag bridge in the Chicago Botanic Garden's Japanese Garden. | © Kaosfere / WikiCommons
A quick drive up to Glencoe is worth it in a big way. The 385 acres of the Chicago Botanic Garden bloom millions of plants every year, making it the best possible place to get lost in the stunning foliage all season long.
1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, Illinois, 60022, USA
Accessibility & Audience:
Accessible (Wheelchair), Kid Friendly, Family Friendly
Outdoors, Indoors, Scenic
Garfield Park Conservatory
Les Baigneurs (The Bathers) 1983 sculpture. Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2001) Garfield Park Conservatory. Chicago Illinois IL USA | © teve Skjold / Alamy Stock Photo
The Garfield Park Conservatory sits in the center of the neighborhood's namesake amid 184 acres of pure green space. The conservatory itself occupies two acres and houses eight rooms full of 'landscape art under glass' for your browsing pleasure.
300 North Central Park Avenue, East Garfield Park, Chicago, Illinois, 60624, USA
Sometimes you don't need to go that far to get in touch with nature. As long as you don't mind a few tourists, you can see plenty of beautiful fall colors throughout all 39 acres of Grant Park. Try the Lurie Garden and the Rose Gardens in particular for the best plant variety.
Grant Park, 337 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL, USA, +1 312 742 3918
Red trees in Millennium Park | BuzzFarmers/Flickr
Leave the city's hustle and bustle and pop up to the close North suburbs to get into the cozy fall spirit. Walk around Northwestern University or Evanston's main drag for that small-town feel, and then head to Dawes Park or Ladd Arboretum to get your fill of foliage.
Ladd Arboretum, 2024 McCormick Blvd, Evanston, IL, USA, +1 847 864 5181
The neighborhood may be trendy and full of urban charm, but the park alongside Lake Michigan is a quaint nature haven. Visit the Lincoln Park Zoo, open 365 days a year, the Lincoln Park Conservatory or the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum for family-friendly fun.
Lincoln Park, 2391 N Stockton Dr, Chicago, IL, USA, +1 312 742 7736
The Morton Arboretum | willowbrookhotels/Flickr
If you're looking for the ultimate nature immersion during the warm or chilly months, make the trek out to Lisle to visit the Lake County Forest Preserve and Morton Arboretum. It's full of gardens, bike trails and hiking paths across 1,700 gorgeous, green acres.
Morton Arboretum, 4100 Illinois 53, Lisle, IL, USA, +1 630 968 0074
These recommendations were updated on February 9, 2017 to keep your travel plans fresh.