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Category: Louis L’Amour

  • An Old Addiction Is Back!

    An Old Addiction Is Back!

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23662 – 1227 Howdy Fans, Friends, Fiends, Foes, and Everybody Else! Here’s the haps: Some of you may know that I have suffered for years from an addiction. Sometimes I kind of forget about it and I think I’m done with it but then it comes back. What…

  • Blogging A – Z Challenge 2021: Q Is For Quotations

    Blogging A – Z Challenge 2021: Q Is For Quotations

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 22355 – 819: Here’s the haps: Many of you read this blog on the WordPress reader and never visit the actual blog itself. That’s cool, but I have a couple of things on the main page of the blog that I am proud of and/or really like. One…

  • Readable Books

    Readable Books

    As I said the other day, the most popular pages on herbthiel.com are the pages I made about the order to read Louis L’Amour’s books about the Chantry, Sackett, and Talon families. He is one of the most popular authors around, even though he doesn’t always get mentioned in articles…

  • Popular Stuff Here

    Popular Stuff Here

    Even though I have written about a wide variety of controversial and potentially controversial subjects, the posts that elicit more comments than any others are the ones about Louis L’Amour and the ones about coffee. This kind of cracks me up because I don’t really know a lot about coffee.…

  • Passin’ Through

    Passin’ Through

    On the main page here I have a few fan pages about Louis L’Amour books and stories relating to the Sackett, Talon, and Chantry families.  The two chronologies, one I call Louis’ chronology, which is based on his book about the Sacketts and my sticking my ideas of where the other lines fit…

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