What a coincidence - I too am fashionably attired wearing Ralph Lauren… although in my case it’s a men’s flannel bathrobe over my sweats and wool socks and slippers combo since I’m cold. I have accessorized with a tartan cashmere scarf for a jaunty flair. 
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Just put on a little turquoise and you’re all set 
I’m not quite as fashionable as you - I’m just bundled up under a couple Eddie Bauer down throws…
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As kids we used to bundle up in my dad’s red down jacket when we were cold - it’s called the woobie and my youngest sister still has it. Dad had to get a new one.
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Were you watching GRIT TV last night? It happened to be on as well as Warlock.
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Flipping channels, saw turquoise, looked up the movie, and Susan Kohner was forever added to the Turquoise Celebrities permanent collection. 
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I was watching on GritTV, too! I think it was colorized? (Edit: no, filmed in color)
Old movies are the only thing worth watching these days!
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I 100% agree with you.
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GRIT and METV is about all we watch these days. Seeing turquoise is an added bonus.
I like to research film locations too. The Last Wagon location was Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon and Red Rock Crossing. I enjoyed identifying Cathedral Rock, Belle Rock Butte and Courthouse Butte will watching it.
Warlock was filmed in the Moab, Arches and Canyonland area. I’m pretty sure I caught a glimpse of Dead Horse Point SP too.
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A few years ago, we found the location coordinates of the hangin’ arch in Once Upon A Time In The West, 1968. It was located about 15 miles north of Monument Valley (Utah) off of HW 163 in one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. It was surrounded by canyons, as far as you could see in all directions. The arch, which was made of a steel beam covered in styrofoam to look like stone, was extremely dilapidated, but still a thrill to see.
Here is a photo from the internet and exactly how it looked when we found it.
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Thank you for sharing the pics. We will have to look for this site!
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I’m sitting here in shorts and a sleeveless shirt at 65 degrees inside. I will eventually put on a long sleeve hoodie. 
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Struggle Jennings. Grandson of Waylon Jennings. You’d have to say this guy knows how to rock turrquoise.
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I have never heard of Struggle before, but I must say, those photos got my attention.
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Me either. Although I am thinking a turquoise grill might be taking it a wee bit too far…
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He’s the rapper grandson of Country Singer Waylon Jennings.
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Hey, I want a grill like that!
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Maybe just be careful what you eat then 
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Awesome photo @StevesTrail, thank you for sharing.
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