Slappin’ & Hootin’

A tiny bit of color at dawn

Beaver swimming and slapping

Osric Owl was giving a hoot

Showing his cute bowtie while hooting

Sunrise

Gwendolyn

Silver

Sunset

The stragglers

28 thoughts on “Slappin’ & Hootin’

              • man, I LOVE that song. I am away to direct and be in this play and the bit where it said sound of dog barking….. I thought, ‘cut that and I will firstly stand and go woof… and the woof, woof, every time that cue was mentioned and then eventually I will go, Ahoooooo. Ahoooowl.’

                • It’s a wonderful song. Your role sounds like fun. Woofing and Ahooowling. How cool is that? I’m off to Germany for a month this week.

                  • Well we are a sort of travelling players type outfit who will take a play in to anywhere, so long as there is floor space, and consequently the plays done require those involved to play several parts at the actual drop/change of a hat or whatever. Anyway in that scene I am one of the narrators and I just thought as I was casting a director’s eye over it that it would save our long serving techie guy having to put in sound several times there, if I just started to go ‘ Woof’ and since it then involves a bit of a chase that that could work with the old Keystone cops music. The punchline will be when I get cast as the dog in this proposed play scene and give my name in perfect English. But a better bit comes in the next act where there’s an Elvis impersonator and the song turned out to be Hound Dog…so I thought.. I will change some of the words and play that as well.

  1. I was just talking with friends yesterday about how I switched from a night-person to a morning-person, and the biggest thing I remembered when making the switch was how incredible it is to see sunrises 😊. And I think your collections exceeds any others I’ve seen – in part because of the wildlife (and your beautiful feline friends). Cheers to the spring around the corner!

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