Stepping back from the narrative for a sec. That photo of Truman's nieces from the 40s hits differently now.
Going through this era for the first time has had its moments—the ones that make you think, "Hmm."
When I look at it, it's like I have to remember that place doesn't exist *at all* anymore.
Going through this era for the first time has had its moments—the ones that make you think, "Hmm."
When I look at it, it's like I have to remember that place doesn't exist *at all* anymore.
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Mount St. Helens in 1980
The home life finally settles down, and the lodge flourishes.
Tourists flock to cabins, boat rentals, and home-cooked meals from chef Frank Wilkinson. Truman's boat tours become a staple.
But he’s protective—his teenage nieces work summers at the lodge, and no boys at the lake can date them.
Tourists flock to cabins, boat rentals, and home-cooked meals from chef Frank Wilkinson. Truman's boat tours become a staple.
But he’s protective—his teenage nieces work summers at the lodge, and no boys at the lake can date them.
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But this place—where people had some of the best times in their lives, which still existed when #SNL was in its 5th season—is practically *gone.*
Whewwwwww.
Buncha things floating around. Happy Friday!