Ian "Snow" Woodford - The Documentary

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Rutiger wrote: ↑Sun May 08, 2016 8:45 pm That was great stuff. I hope his daughter has that book of memories in her possession.
She has all of them
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It is slightly inaccurate - Maxine's wasn't removed to make way for the Sokha Hotel, it was much further up the river towards the bridge. It was removed for the river side beautification project, which was quite a joke for a long time after the bar had been removed & nothing was done. Anyhow, splitting hairs, thoroughly decent bloke & watching the sunset at Snow's place after a river cruise a fond memory that sadly can no longer be repeated.
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didn't someone buy the bar along with all the bells and such and move it to Kampot??
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yes
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Great video.
What happened to his art?
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I taught with him at American School for a short period of time, along with Jill and Nick and Ken. Very nice guy.

He and I and Lisa, another friend, were in the movie together. He was the only one of us with a big role, though! Lisa and I mostly ended up on the cutting room floor but we had some good parties with Matt and the crew!
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