Maureen O'Hara a woman of natural beauty..John Wayne..Victor McClaglen..Barry Fitzgerald the list goes on..RIP...thanks for leaving us this great film.
Well done . My dad was adopted by Irish folks in 1916. I never got to meet them . but I thank them for their kindness. I guess thats why I love Irish music. Thank you Willam and Margaret D.
It's one wonderful film, I've walked around the places where it was filmed, it's one off 2 great films the other it's a wonderful life, I've watched them both 500 or 600 times, we don't have actors like them today. Bless them all 💖😇
How can u not love this movie I discovered cong from watching this film all the great years we had traveled up stopping at so many great places for lunch mawm cross for a drink what would I give to get back those days when my son was small we taught we never get sick or that bit older god bless
This movie is the favorite movie of my wife and I. We went here in 2010 on our honeymoon. We stayed at Ashford castle as did John Wayne and Moreen O'Hara. We went ot all of te sites in thwe movie and is our fondest memory.
Best film ever as a kids a adult watched march17 every yr w my dad a i try a get my grand kids to keep tradition st.pats day w corn beef a cabbage being Irish 100. My grand kids love it
We visited Cong and the area of this magnificent film a few years back, lovely place..one of the best films ever made..of course I'm half Irish, but I would still say that anyway..super film..The Duke and Maureen at their best..God bless them.
a film that will never be equalled,john victor and maureen and that great actor barry,,god bless you,not forgetting ward bond,,another great actor,,this film carries so many memories as a child,,,
Just to let those who are interested know,, JOHN FORD, was actully born Martin (Jack) Feeney whos father was from Spiddal in County Galway and whos Mother came from the Aran Islands just a stones throw from Spiddal. That is why John came to Ireland and made this film. He was coming home to his roots as many do each year. All are welcome and find Ireland a wonderful hospitable beautiful country whos people are easy going and love music and a wee drink. Ok . just a little bit of history.
I've been a life long sentimentalist so it's hardly a surprise that this movie has been a favorite for all of my long life. The only surprise is that it wasn't nomi ated for a half dozen Oscars at least: best picture, actor, actress, director, supporting actor, music, cinematography.. Everything about this film is perfect. It always will be perfect.
When ever I see clips videos of Quite man really touches me all those actors came an gone may they rest in peace one thing for sure the film is MASTERPIECE. Long live Ireland
what a great movie it was,and yes I was born in Ireland and was back to THE OLD SOD MANY TIMES. BUT I LIVE NOW ON THE OUR SIDE OF THE WORLD IN CANADA> ALMOST 50YRS NOW
I can't believe the little Cottage didn't stand the test of time. I wonder what happened? A great walk down memory lane however. Our family always watches it every Saint Patrick's Day.
My wife and I had the pleasure of meeting Maureen O Hara in Cassidys Hotel Glengarriff West Cork shortly before she left Ireland for Boise, Idaho. She was in great humour and she reminised about growing up in Dublin and how her dad and herself were big fans of the Dublin soccer team Shamrock Rovers. We have a very nice photo of my wife, Maureen, and myself taken in the hotel. Frank Hollingsworth.
I haven't visited Cong for a few years, but when I did I was struck by it's incredible beauty. The town and the various locationws is really worth the time. I recommend the scenic walk along the river.I'm not surprised that the cottage has fallen into disrepair as little is done in Ireland to protect sites of archeological interest. However I don't think the U.S.A. can justly point fingers given how we have been underfunding our national parks for years
Wow!I really enjoyed this video and appreciate the time it took to complete! I have stayed in Ashford Castle a few times and the The Quiet Man would come on at 5 pm every day;in your hotel room TV! It's amazing to walk into Cong and still see the celtic cross in front of Pat Cohan's pub. Pne of favorites as well! UP MAYO as well!! God help us! I never knew White O Morn was a place you can visit until I saw this clip. I have also tried fishing in the same river.
Love the Quiet Man movie! Love the film locations, went myself to Cong, and few other parts where the movie was taken. Took some pictures and flew my drone for some aerial footage, beautiful views on that part of Ireland!
I was told by my dear dad long ago that our ancesters are from County Mayo. I just saw in the credits that's where this movie was filmed! One of my favorite movies! I'd love to go there someday and try to find out about my ancestors. I think that ship has sailed. Too old now. 😢
I did find a cousin Sadie Moran on Ancestry who lives in Co Mayo owns a beautiful guesthouse there. I also wish I could visit the lovely country where my grandmother Mary Butler was born To old now at 86 yrs My all time favorite movie "The quiet man"
Have been to Eire a number of times. This lovely film would be enhanced if it had subtitles where the pictures were taken even if it all was in Innisfree. But still.... it has no lost value as it is. Wish White o'morn was still in this world.
For what it's worth, all the top John Ford films revolve around community, whether it is the community of a small Irish town or the temporary community of a Stagecoach.
As I delved into my ancestors, I discovered that I am part Irish! I knew I was mostly Scottish since my grandfather immigrated to the US pryor to WWI. He was from the Isle of Mull and Locke Lomond area. I got the chance to visit Scotland about six years ago and loved the people and environs. When I returned to the US, I kept researching my ancestors. I found a weaver near the coast of northern Ireland that has my surname. And I found The High Road and The Low Road from the area of the weaver to the port that ships would sail to/from Ireland to Scotland. So the next trip to Ireland will be to the area where the weaver is located. I still have more research to do on my ties to Ireland.
One of my favourite films. John Ford was a genius. I just love visiting Ireland, the people are so warm and friendly, both north and south. Big Victor Mclaglen who played the squire, always played a hard drinking Irishman with a great sense of humour but he was in fact born in Stepney in London.
You can also glimpse Thoor Ballylee, the austere tower castle poet WB Yeats restored as his summer home, in the movie. Beautiful place to visit in Ireland.
They built a copy of the cottage in Cong. A group was formed years ago, the owner of the property wouldn't do anything. this information is on nonofficial John Wayne website.
That cottage should never have been left to go to ruin like that. Its terrible they have not looked after it. I know the cottage is privately owned but the owner is to blame as well.
it must be nice to know where you came from and to go back and visit. I am from parts unknown and have no idea where I came from or who my relatives really were Ireland would be a nice place to trace ones roots. Signed the outcast lone wolf
Went to see cong a few years ago and did all the touristy bits but as I'm still a bit of a delinquent ( I'm a pensioner now and should know better but I'm Irish and we don't really care for consequences) I decided to walk up to ashford castle hotel and see how far I could get before being asked what are you doing here but I only got as far as the bridge that links the hotel to the driveway and I've always wanted to go back and stay a few nights in the hotel and fully explore cong my wife and I love the west coast of Ireland and stay for a week in different hotels every year so here's hoping when this lockdown is over we'll be back to the west coast
Ford's mastery is legendary and has survived the test of time. Many are "triggered" by the movie's stark reminder that our traditions and unwavering love of family distinguishes us from animals in the jungles.
Watching this reminds me of the trips I`ve taken there. And did you get permission to go to the cottage or did you bribe their dog as I did. He was very studious and loud until I came forth with some Beggin Strips and afterward was very agreeable to my picture taking. There are some nice beach scenes they missed also, where the race was conducted and of course the churches there in Cong and in Clifden.
You are absolutely right- it is owned by an American who has let it go to hell for the past 28 years and done nothing to preserve it tho he claims he wants to rebuild it yet turns down all offers of help to do so both public and private- see more here facebook dot com forward slash quietmancottage
Yes, the owner of White O'Morn lives here in Santa Ana, California, not far from me, just southeast of Los Angeles. From what I've heard, they are not interested in restoring the cottage and prefer to remain anonymous. Is there anyway to find the name of the owners?
I wished someone would rebuild the "Quiet Man" house. Also someone needs refurbish the bridge before it is to late. I do not know how important the movie is to Ireland, but I know how important the movie and John Wayne is to the United States. The movie might be far more important to the U.S. than to Ireland.
The Quiet Man was the biggest and best thing that happened to that part of Ireland ( Cong ) they keep up all the buildings in the village but White A,morn has been left to ruin - would it not be good of someone to re-instate the cottage for all the "pilgrims " who come year after year to see where that great film was filmed - i visited Cong a few years back and its almost a magical place to be - following in the footsteps of our " Hollywood Heroes "
I couldn't agree more... Get that little cottage looking like the original....! Heartbreaking to see it like that...! I've never been but I'm taking me an the Mrs down this weekend. Can't wait...
That sounds like a great idea. Though, when a place goes to ruins to that extent there's not much of the original materials to build on. It would be a reconstruction and not a true renovation. The upkeep would be a project in itself because of the thatching on the roof. Not many master roof thatchers around these days. But it would be a grand project for those who love preserving tradition crafts as well as traditional landmarks.
They built a copy of the cottage in Cong. A group was formed years ago, the owner of the property wouldn't do anything. this information is on the a John Wayne website.
Then the solution is to get an Irish petition to claim the place as a national treasure, give the guy fair monetary compensation, and then ban his visa. The Irish people must speak so.
We flew into Dublin rented a car and drove to Galway, on the way north to Cong from Galway we saw the Bridge (west of Cong, but on the way to cong) had a sign on the road then. Someone said the sign had been taken down. Just ask for directions. We stayed at a small B&B on the east side of Cong. Went to the recreated Cottage in Cong. They had a Cong tour, a small affair but we really enjoyed it. Leaving Cong the train station is south east approx. 50 miles. It was intact but not being used. Ireland is absolutely beautiful. We saw many fields of Irish green. Summer is the best time to go for less rain. We went in June and it rained quite a bit.June is supposed to not have so much rain. We took layered rain gear so it didn't matter, but we did have several sunny days. I want to go back. Bought the album of quiet man and listen to it periodically.
A very fine movie. Location shooting, John Ford directing, stellar cast, GREAT storyline. I’ve watched it at least 30-35 times. Never gets old.
Maureen O'Hara a woman of natural beauty..John Wayne..Victor McClaglen..Barry Fitzgerald the list goes on..RIP...thanks for leaving us this great film.
This is one of my favorite movies. I'm always sad when it ends. I want it to go on and on.
That's what John Ford wanted you to feel. Paradise on Earth.
I feel the same way. My favorite movie of all time. It can't be explained but doesn't matter.
My dad loved this movie, he’s gone now, god bless him.
@@GGG-sd9ei Mine too.
Well done . My dad was adopted by Irish folks in 1916. I never got to meet them . but I thank them for their kindness. I guess thats why I love Irish music. Thank you Willam and Margaret D.
It's one wonderful film, I've walked around the places where it was filmed, it's one off 2 great films the other it's a wonderful life, I've watched them both 500 or 600 times, we don't have actors like them today. Bless them all 💖😇
How can u not love this movie I discovered cong from watching this film all the great years we had traveled up stopping at so many great places for lunch mawm cross for a drink what would I give to get back those days when my son was small we taught we never get sick or that bit older god bless
With so many movies being remade I can ever imagine this being one..I have it taped on my DVR and watch it at least once aweek..its my feel good movie
Amazing all these years, and people still come to see this place...
Love this film. It is my all time fave. Shame that the cottage is now in ruins.
This movie is the favorite movie of my wife and I. We went here in 2010 on our honeymoon. We stayed at Ashford castle as did John Wayne and Moreen O'Hara. We went ot all of te sites in thwe movie and is our fondest memory.
Best film ever as a kids a adult watched march17 every yr w my dad a i try a get my grand kids to keep tradition st.pats day w corn beef a cabbage being Irish 100. My grand kids love it
We visited Cong and the area of this magnificent film a few years back, lovely place..one of the best films ever made..of course I'm half Irish, but I would still say that anyway..super film..The Duke and Maureen at their best..God bless them.
so half-Irish yes you why your compatriots let the cottage go into a such heartbraking disrepair? part of the shame is on your shoulders...
I saw those places in 2005. Wonderful film.
One of my favorite films and places too.yes pity the cottage fell to disrepair nicely put together.thanks.
a film that will never be equalled,john victor and maureen and that great actor barry,,god bless you,not forgetting ward bond,,another great actor,,this film carries so many memories as a child,,,
Just to let those who are interested know,, JOHN FORD, was actully born Martin (Jack) Feeney whos father was from Spiddal in County Galway and whos Mother came from the Aran Islands just a stones throw from Spiddal. That is why John came to Ireland and made this film. He was coming home to his roots as many do each year. All are welcome and find Ireland a wonderful hospitable beautiful country whos people are easy going and love music and a wee drink. Ok . just a little bit of history.
Really? According to Maureen O'Hara it was Sean Aloysius Gilmartin O'Feeny.
Great watch .one of my late fathers favorite films brings back loads of memories thank you
I've been a life long sentimentalist so it's hardly a surprise that this movie has been a favorite for all of my long life. The only surprise is that it wasn't nomi ated for a half dozen Oscars at least: best picture, actor, actress, director, supporting actor, music, cinematography.. Everything about this film is perfect. It always will be perfect.
When ever I see clips videos of Quite man really touches me all those actors came an gone may they rest in peace one thing for sure the film is MASTERPIECE. Long live Ireland
That's so beautiful it's a pity the cottage was let to into ruins The movie is wonderful xxx
And off they went at the end like a young celtic Kathy & Waynecliff. RIP to both.
I'll never get tired of seeing " The Quiet Man ". No never ..........
I fell in love with Ireland, that little bridge, and the movie too. The magic still lives. Thanks for making this video. It was very well made.
what a great movie it was,and yes I was born in Ireland and was back to THE OLD SOD MANY TIMES. BUT I LIVE NOW ON THE OUR SIDE OF THE WORLD IN CANADA> ALMOST 50YRS NOW
This was one of my favorites and it still is
It’s a great film. I remember they would play it every year for St. Patrick’s Day on television but that was a long time ago.
I can't believe the little Cottage didn't stand the test of time. I wonder what happened? A great walk down memory lane however. Our family always watches it every Saint Patrick's Day.
Thank you for posting. I GREAT Movie.
Kinda sad to see the cottage gone. Thanx for the vid!
I absolutely LOVE. LOVE this movie. The scenery is so beautiful
My favorite of all time, hands down. Can't explain why but it doesn't matter. Wish the movie had been 10 hours long.
Excelent work...
Many thanks friend...
i woud love to live back then
Thank you so much; that movie has always moved me. I can't believe the cottage was allowed to fall..
downright criminal
What a great video, we were over there 5 years ago at the cottage, beautiful place.
Just Beautiful, I hope I will see these places for myself. Thank you.
mayo and galway....beautiful places.
thank you for the video, l am from croatia but one day l will visit, l loved the film and ireland
A lovely video and looks a nice day out to visit thank you
Lovely video....well done! Thanks for sharing it with us....
Great movie, lovely video! Released in September 1952, almost 68 years ago. Time flies.
Ireland is such a beautiful country and the people are so friendly that is why I am very proud to be Irish!
My wife and I had the pleasure of meeting Maureen O Hara in Cassidys Hotel Glengarriff West Cork shortly before she left Ireland for Boise, Idaho.
She was in great humour and she reminised about growing up in Dublin and how her dad and herself were big fans of the Dublin soccer team Shamrock Rovers.
We have a very nice photo of my wife, Maureen, and myself taken in the hotel.
Frank Hollingsworth.
Lovely, thank you.
I haven't visited Cong for a few years, but when I did I was struck by it's incredible beauty. The town and the various locationws is really worth the time. I recommend the scenic walk along the river.I'm not surprised that the cottage has fallen into disrepair as little is done in Ireland to protect sites of archeological interest. However I don't think the U.S.A. can justly point fingers given how we have been underfunding our national parks for years
Wow!I really enjoyed this video and appreciate the time it took to complete! I have stayed in Ashford Castle a few times and the The Quiet Man would come on at 5 pm every day;in your hotel room TV!
It's amazing to walk into Cong and still see the celtic cross in front of Pat Cohan's pub.
Pne of favorites as well!
UP MAYO as well!! God help us!
I never knew White O Morn was a place you can visit until I saw this clip. I have also tried fishing in the same river.
Love the Quiet Man movie! Love the film locations, went myself to Cong, and few other parts where the movie was taken. Took some pictures and flew my drone for some aerial footage, beautiful views on that part of Ireland!
Seen ur video..
Good job
Just got back from Ireland my gf and I and, yeah, we visited Cong too...what a wonderful country Ireland is. Paul
Lovely movie.
Wonderful job. It was nice to see the spot where my favorite John Wayne film was filmed. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you
I was told by my dear dad long ago that our ancesters are from County Mayo. I just saw in the credits that's where this movie was filmed! One of my favorite movies! I'd love to go there someday and try to find out about my ancestors. I think that ship has sailed. Too old now. 😢
I did find a cousin Sadie Moran on Ancestry who lives in Co Mayo owns a beautiful guesthouse there. I also wish I could visit the lovely country where my grandmother Mary Butler was born To old now at 86 yrs My all time favorite movie "The quiet man"
Es sin duda, una de las diez mejores películas de la historia del cine.
Have been to Eire a number of times. This lovely film would be enhanced if it had subtitles where the pictures were taken even if it all was in Innisfree. But still....
it has no lost value as it is. Wish White o'morn was still in this world.
Thank you. Lovingly done.
A real shame that property isn't restored to its former appearance. I know its the movies but it is a part of Irish history.
For what it's worth, all the top John Ford films revolve around community, whether it is the community of a small Irish town or the temporary community of a Stagecoach.
What a lovely video.
Nature’s own green land absolutely stunning ☘️☘️
As I delved into my ancestors, I discovered that I am part Irish! I knew I was mostly Scottish since my grandfather immigrated to the US pryor to WWI. He was from the Isle of Mull and Locke Lomond area. I got the chance to visit Scotland about six years ago and loved the people and environs. When I returned to the US, I kept researching my ancestors. I found a weaver near the coast of northern Ireland that has my surname. And I found The High Road and The Low Road from the area of the weaver to the port that ships would sail to/from Ireland to Scotland. So the next trip to Ireland will be to the area where the weaver is located. I still have more research to do on my ties to Ireland.
Great movie
Ireland with all it's roughness out land, has it's buetifull land scap, it's heart it't life. love the music
One of my favourite films. John Ford was a genius. I just love visiting Ireland, the people are so warm and friendly, both north and south. Big Victor Mclaglen who played the squire, always played a hard drinking Irishman with a great sense of humour but he was in fact born in Stepney in London.
I'm flabbergasted that the cottage could have been allowed to fall into such a state of ruin.
LUV it!
Stephen, the answer is simple, F.....kin Money, the Film Moguls, are Philistines, devoid of any sense of heritage.
Twats.
You can also glimpse Thoor Ballylee, the austere tower castle poet WB Yeats restored as his summer home, in the movie. Beautiful place to visit in Ireland.
They built a copy of the cottage in Cong.
A group was formed years ago, the owner of the property wouldn't do anything.
this information is on nonofficial John Wayne website.
That cottage should never have been left to go to ruin like that. Its terrible they have not looked after it. I know the cottage is privately owned but the owner is to blame as well.
it must be nice to know where you came from and to go back and visit. I am from parts unknown and have no idea where I came from or who my relatives really were Ireland would be a nice place to trace ones roots. Signed the outcast lone wolf
Do a DNA test maybe you will be surprised
i'm going to want it again right now!! :)
Great video, was a little suprised not to see Ballyglunin railway station in it. It was renamed Castletown for the movie in the arrival scene. .
Magnifique 😍
prior 2 knowing my Irish ancestors arrived in Baltimore, Maryland in early 1800s I always thought Maryland looks like Ireland
Great!!!!
Such a crying shame that house has been demolished
Went to see cong a few years ago and did all the touristy bits but as I'm still a bit of a delinquent ( I'm a pensioner now and should know better but I'm Irish and we don't really care for consequences) I decided to walk up to ashford castle hotel and see how far I could get before being asked what are you doing here but I only got as far as the bridge that links the hotel to the driveway and I've always wanted to go back and stay a few nights in the hotel and fully explore cong my wife and I love the west coast of Ireland and stay for a week in different hotels every year so here's hoping when this lockdown is over we'll be back to the west coast
ty for sharing
Ford's mastery is legendary and has survived the test of time. Many are "triggered" by the movie's stark reminder that our traditions and unwavering love of family distinguishes us from animals in the jungles.
this film makes me wanna visit lreland and l live in it haha im raging l was down there for a feis and l didnt even know it was there they filmed that
Love this movie and I'm disgusted our nation let this cottage fall to ruin,shame on us
Wow. Just the thought of Ireland as a 51st state. What a grand union that could have been.
Makes me wish I was from Ireland. Oh to find a woman like Maureen!❤️❤️❤️
Great Ireland
Great job! So sad that the current owner of Cottage O' Morn (John Wayne's cottage) has refused to restore it and let it go to ruin all these years..
You should see Princess Grace's family estate in County Mayo. It is disgraceful the state they have left it.
@@markmccreary9605 Sad.
Yep. We are a nation of vandals. You should see Durrow Abbey, Tullamore Beautiful residence,,bought by OPW and vandalized by ethnic cousins
It would be just grand to see a TH-cam presentation about the famous old Jesuit school
in Cong. Perhaps alum might consider doing that.
It’s truly astonishing that White o morn is in such a state of decay. It looks like it’s been abandoned for hundreds of years!
Come visit Maureen and Duke ~ "Forever In Our Hearts" ~ Fan Group on Facebook. It's nice.
the pub is now for sale at 3oo-euros
HEAVEN?
Watching this reminds me of the trips I`ve taken there. And did you get permission to go to the cottage or did you bribe their dog as I did. He was very studious and loud until I came forth with some Beggin Strips and afterward was very agreeable to my picture taking. There are some nice beach scenes they missed also, where the race was conducted and of course the churches there in Cong and in Clifden.
Nice job Slainte
Nice. Few spots you missed from the film. Been to all the spots, but well done.
Ha I needed a bit of cheering up and this was just the thing.
You are absolutely right- it is owned by an American who has let it go to hell for the past 28 years and done nothing to preserve it tho he claims he wants to rebuild it yet turns down all offers of help to do so both public and private- see more here
facebook dot com forward slash quietmancottage
see...
Inisfree This Way a 1991 Documentary.
from Radiofones on youtube.
This is a complete shame that that beautiful quaint cottage was left to the elements like that! It looks like it was bombed.
Yes, the owner of White O'Morn lives here in Santa Ana, California, not far from me, just southeast of Los Angeles. From what I've heard, they are not interested in restoring the cottage and prefer to remain anonymous. Is there anyway to find the name of the owners?
Why would you buy such an icon, just to let it fall apart?
I wished someone would rebuild the "Quiet Man" house. Also someone needs refurbish the bridge before it is to late.
I do not know how important the movie is to Ireland, but I know how important the movie and John Wayne is to the United States.
The movie might be far more important to the U.S. than to Ireland.
And don't forget the Irish beauty Maureen O'Hara
que bueno el vdeo te felicito
The Quiet Man was the biggest and best thing that happened to that part of Ireland ( Cong ) they keep up all the buildings in the village but White A,morn has been left to ruin - would it not be good of someone to re-instate the cottage for all the "pilgrims " who come year after year to see where that great film was filmed - i visited Cong a few years back and its almost a magical place to be - following in the footsteps of our " Hollywood Heroes "
I couldn't agree more...
Get that little cottage looking like the original....! Heartbreaking to see it like that...! I've never been but I'm taking me an the Mrs down this weekend. Can't wait...
R
That sounds like a great idea. Though, when a place goes to ruins to that extent there's not much of the original materials to build on. It would be a reconstruction and not a true renovation. The upkeep would be a project in itself because of the thatching on the roof. Not many master roof thatchers around these days. But it would be a grand project for those who love preserving tradition crafts as well as traditional landmarks.
A group was formed years ago, the owner of the property wouldn't do anything.
They built a copy of the cottage in Cong.
A group was formed years ago, the owner of the property wouldn't do anything.
this information is on the a John Wayne website.
Then the solution is to get an Irish petition to claim the place as a national treasure, give the guy fair monetary compensation, and then ban his visa. The Irish people must speak so.
How do i book a this trip
You just have to book a hotel within reasonable distance and hire a car.
Shouldn't cost that much an away you go.. 👍🏽
We flew into Dublin rented a car and drove to Galway, on the way north to Cong from Galway we saw the Bridge (west of Cong, but on the way to
cong) had a sign on the road then. Someone said the sign had been taken down. Just ask for directions.
We stayed at a small B&B on the east side of Cong. Went to the recreated Cottage in Cong. They had a Cong tour, a small affair but we
really enjoyed it. Leaving Cong the train station is south east approx.
50 miles. It was intact but not being used.
Ireland is absolutely beautiful. We saw many fields of Irish green.
Summer is the best time to go for less rain. We went in June and it rained quite a bit.June is supposed to not have so much rain. We took layered rain gear so it didn't matter, but we did have several sunny days.
I want to go back. Bought the album of quiet man and listen to it periodically.
Great shame the cottage was left to decay.. spelt Danaghers not Dannahers? Love the mist on the mountain @ 0.59..