Sunday, March 15, 2009
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Ah, the Huckleberry Railroad. It was here that most young Flintoids had their first experience with banditry, robbery, terror, and train jacking.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure exactly when they put the kibosh on the train robbers, but nevertheless, I now know how to properly deal with bandits on horseback.
I was in a tv show that was filmed at Huckleberry Railroad. It was about Thomas Edison as a youth and i was in the "school house scene". Still remember our lines! Can't find a link anywhere on the internet, however. Anybody out there remember the show or has anyone found a copy online?
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