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Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

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Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by hikeaz » Oct 30 2015 7:46 am

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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by CannondaleKid » Oct 30 2015 10:26 am

Here I thought I'd hear a few great TRUE stories from Tom Kollenborn only to fall into this alternate reality with Frank and Ryan as they continue to stretch the truth. When Ryan hypothesized Bob Ward possibly added the black 'heart' adjacent to the petroglyphs (8:37 into the video) I stopped the video...
I'm glad I never got to watch the last episode of their lost goldmine series.
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Oh yeah, Frank should drop the arrogant attitude along with the stogie. Reminds me of a used car salesman at one of the shady used-car lots on Lake Street (Minneapolis) back in the mid-60's...
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by ddgrunning » Oct 30 2015 12:57 pm

Kind of funny that the opening credits talk about the Supes, while showing footage of Cathedral Rock in Sedona ....
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by hikeaz » Oct 31 2015 2:40 pm

CannondaleKid wrote:............................
Oh yeah, Frank should drop the arrogant attitude along with the stogie. Reminds me of a used car salesman at one of the shady used-car lots on Lake Street (Minneapolis) back in the mid-60's...
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by Tough_Boots » Oct 31 2015 4:25 pm

I started falling asleep at about minute 4.
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by SuperstitionGuy » Oct 31 2015 6:21 pm

Tough_Boots wrote:I started falling asleep at about minute 4.
For heavens sake WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG! :bdh:
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by Tough_Boots » Oct 31 2015 6:41 pm

SuperstitionGuy wrote:For heavens sake WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG!
I was only kept awake by my desire to find any recognizable lineation to the rambling.
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by Sredfield » Oct 31 2015 6:59 pm

Tough crowd!
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Re: Superstition Legend(s) video with Tom Kollenborn

Post by cactuscat » Oct 08 2018 6:39 pm

https://www.arizonahighways.com/blog/to ... -1938-2018
Where is the "dislike" button?
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