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"Each of us must find wisdom in his own way. Mine is one way, yours another. Perhaps we each need more of what the other knows." . . . The Lonely Men
The Official Louis L'Amour Discussion Forum
milkbandit
Member since 10-14-16
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10-17-21, 04:08 PM (Pacific Time) |
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"It's been a helluva ride"
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I started reading his westerns around 1976 and read them all, and reread many. His work has been such a constant thread through my life that, honestly, I can't really even describe or explain the importance it held for me. I just love Louis Lamour westerns. I find it has influenced me more as I grow older. I find myself reflecting back on fond memories of reading this or that title, and the stories and characters in them, as well as a deep connection to and longing for the 'eras' he portrayed in his stories. Oh, and I also read his memoir about ten times I think. Wish I coulda met him. I envy you, Beau and Angelique, that yall got to know Louis so well. I am sure others feel similarly, about the influence he had on your life. His work lives on! Anyone want to share? --MilkBandit in (south) Georgia, USA
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milkbandit, 04:08 PM, 10-17-21, (0)
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Mike Shaffer, 10-20-21, 11:43 PM, (1)
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john555, 10-24-21, 08:03 PM, (2)
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Arkansas Toothpick, 10-26-21, 03:24 PM, (3)
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