Camper on Nostr: It's been always interesting to me that the Western movies peaked in the US in the ...
It's been always interesting to me that the Western movies peaked in the US in the ~50s/60s while my grandpa (and many of his peers) in Eastern Europe kept their deep fascination for the freedom adventurers on the frontier and the American Cowboy ideas for decades longer.
By now, people in the US barely know who John Wayne was, while grandpa's spamming me every other day with the reports about rewatching one of the classics on the local TV channels.
Today he watched The Train Robbers.
He signs most of his messages with the hog emoji. Because that's what he loves hunting.
Once I got him to come to the US, rented a truck, and took him on a roadtrip from Texas, through Route 66, all the way to the Monument Valley.
He brought the cowboy hat with him back home and wears it with immense pride for his hunter celebrations.
Culture maxxing 🐗
By now, people in the US barely know who John Wayne was, while grandpa's spamming me every other day with the reports about rewatching one of the classics on the local TV channels.
Today he watched The Train Robbers.
He signs most of his messages with the hog emoji. Because that's what he loves hunting.
Once I got him to come to the US, rented a truck, and took him on a roadtrip from Texas, through Route 66, all the way to the Monument Valley.
He brought the cowboy hat with him back home and wears it with immense pride for his hunter celebrations.
Culture maxxing 🐗