During Memorial Day weekend 2003, Tombstone had their annual Wyatt Earp Days A few of us met up in Tombstone for the tenth aniversary of the movie Tombstone. I recall a couple of the actors from the movie were there off to one dark side of Big Nose Kate's as well, but it seemed like we were the founders of the feast this time.
I decide to take another trip to Israel, well because it is Israel. I traveled from Tel Aviv to Tiberius and then spent a couple of days in the Golan and Galilee area. Then drove to Jerusalem, turned in my car and took in that underrated city. In the second set of pictures, those were taken with my cell phone and that's where you will see what pictures I snuck while in Yad Veshem, the Holocaust Memorial.
These were taken with my old 35mm Pentax. I alternated between color/B&W the old fashioned way. Count down, and count up on the reload switch out.
I am not a phtographer, just a memory maker. . . And this trip made a lot of those. The second set near the bottom were from my cell phone, mostly of my layover in Warsaw Poland.
Wow, now this is a blast from the past. Another Honeywell-Pentax 35mm film trip. I wanted to check it out since Tombstone was such a great movie. I moved to another part of Arizona about two years after this trip and I have since been to 'The Town Too Tough To Die' and there's quite a few things in, like the signs, that you not will see there any more. So history can even get made during our lifetime.
