I've worked pretty hard on this video.

I didn't want to make just any video for this occasion.

I hope you like it.

Someone place this on Aggies Only please.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nj88q_K4Oc

[This message has been edited by nactownag (edited 11/18/2008 4:55a).]

Wonderful. I wish I could download it. School blocks utube.

Great Job - thanks.

Great video!

Thanks nactown.

You did a great job. I will view it annually for years to come.

Very well done.

Good video. Still makes me cry like a baby.

Very nicely done.

I did have the privilege of attending two bonfires with my Aggie wife early in our marriage. I must say, even as an outsider, I did enjoy myself tremendously. Our daughter will be a senior in high school next year and will go on to attend A&M. She has only heard about the experience and has seen pictures; but as many of you all will testify, it ain’t like being there in person. She is Aggie through-n-through.

Best of luck to the Aggies on Thanksgiving day. You know I will be pullin’ for you…

That just moved me to tears.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Very moving. Thank you.

Thank you

Very Moving. Great job.

Great video nactown

I never got the chance to see Bonfire, not showing in Aggieland until 2004.

Thank You

Great video nactown...goosebumps

thank you

great video.

Great work. Simple, thoughtful, respectful, artistic.

I was not blessed to know any of those who passed away or were injured, but the collapse remains one of the most profound tragedies in my life.

Brings back memories, good and sad.

Great job.

nactownag,

Thanks for the video.

Great job Nactown!

I never got to see Bonfire burn in person.

I was a High school junior in '99 when Bonfire fell. The week prior to the accident, my family and I had gone to the A&M campus for the first time to look into my going to school there. The stack was almost finished and I remember walking near it and how small it made me feel. It was quite a sight to behold for a young guy like me.

Just days later back in Austin where I grew up, I was waking up for a school day and my dad told me Bonfire had collapsed. We both knew that we couldn't go through our normal day that day. We loaded up in the car and drove to Aggieland to pay our respects and lend a hand where we could. My dad is a Texas graduate. It was on that day I knew I wanted to be a Texas Aggie.

Amidst all of the anguish, panick and greif, I saw people coming together like I had never seen before. That day touched my life and changed the course of where I am today. I thank God he made me a Texas Aggie.

awesome job

Great video!

FYI:

I'm in that video...

BONFIRE
If your balls dropped like your trees, you might be able to LOAD!!!

[This message has been edited by Angry Beaver (edited 11/18/2008 6:51p).]