OH MY GOD!!!!

Some people had said it was Nico before, and it sure looks like her, but in every still I've seen from that film she had her hair down. But I did some more digging and found some shots with her hair up, and also with the other two actors. THAT'S IT!

You are my super-mega-hero forever!

Awesome.

I just this second realized that your name is "Uncle Vinny", not "Un-Clevinny", which makes no sense.

Have your movie-nerd girlfriend watch this clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TQ6PYS2Q0I

(The song is great but nothing to do with the clip).

It's from a silent film clip (the film is presumably not silent, but the clip I have is) and it is DRIVING ME CRAZY.

Oh come on, Russ, I'm just funnin' with ya.

For the uninitiated, you can plug very precise decimalized Lat. and Long. numbers into Google Maps, Latitude first, separated by a comma. Plug 47.6825976,152.969 in and you get Rasshua.

Shilshole is at approximately longitude -122.40434, depending on what slip you're in.

Ah, but our friend has left not from downtown but from Shilshole Marina, with a latitude of 47.6825976, which at a longitude of 152.969 has him running aground on the very southern tip of Rasshua.

I cannot be defeated, Mistah Campbell.

Pshaw. Seattle should be "Wanda".

Believe it or not, I don't get paid to pimp them. They don't even know who I am (I leave the gold mask at home when I visit). But it's a great shop. I buy a lot of books there, non-travel ones too -- very small selection but a very good one.

So, I tried it out, and you're going to have to download a ton of gigantic zipped TIF files (not just seven), extract them, and then view them in a TIF viewer like Photoshop. You need datasets from sector 92 and a couple from 102 covering the very tip. 92B (92B5, 92B6, 92B11, 92B12, 92B13, maybe 92B14); 92C (maybe 92C8, 92C9, 92C10, maybe 92C11, maybe 92C13, maybe 92C14, 92C15, 92C16); 92E (maybe 92E7, 92E8 through 92E10, 92E14 through 92E16); 92F (92F1 through 92F8, maybe 92F10, 92F11 through 92F14, maybe 92F15); 92K (92K3, 92K4, 92K5), 92L (92L1 through 92L8, 92L10 through 92L13) and 102I9 and 102I16. That's 52 sheets! Big island.

If you can get by with the 1:250,000 topo sheets, that's just the seven downloads (92B, 92C, etc.) The detail should be pretty good on those, enough to cycle by I would think. They certainly show all the paved roads except the streets within the towns.

Let me know if you need more help downloading these.