This is the 14th? Is this August the 14th? 2007 at Tismole Beach. And Dakota's being real shy. Yeah, yeah. Good. Yeah, we could move it back a little bit. Yeah. Alright. Right about here. It's starting to come in. Look at that. See that? Maybe we ought to go back a little bit further. Are you sure this is where we're going to stay? No. I'm not sure. Let me look at your faces. Alright. Here you go. Dakota, you can put your stuff right down there. all right there we are all right all right get out there and let's see you boogie board i'm gonna get some pictures of you boogieing boogieing on the boogie board come on i'm looking at this baby baby over here how old is that little guy two months and two weeks huh yeah two months and two weeks and had a fifth mole beef All right, that's great All right boogie board Dakota Come on girls Smile! Hey! How are you? I'm all wet. This is Jim. Hi guys. This is Tyler. Tyler. You have Jayton. All right. And Austin. Austin. All right. Take off your shirt. Take off your shirt? Why? Because it's wet. Do you remember Jennifer Dakota? So you came over for today? That's good. Dakota, you better go out there and boogie. Well, the water's nice and cold. Yeah. Once you get in, it warms up, though. Oh, yeah. You want your pictures in there? Yeah. There's an old dog. All right, Jim. We'll see you later. OK. It was good to see you. All right, we'll come by. We were almost going to come by Friday, but something happened. Oh, really? I was going to try to go by and see if I could see Jim again. He came over to the house the other day. It was really early on Friday. They were in a private lot. Oh, they were? Linda just had her hair done. Well they came out and stayed about a half a day the other day. I know. He was telling you all about it. He was really excited about it too. He just kept going on. Jimmy had this and Jimmy did this and Jimmy did this. He sounded really, really excited. Well we got a bunch of grapes and stuff you know and plums and different things out there. So they had a good time, and his wife really enjoyed visiting with Marilyn, I think. Yeah, that's what she was saying. Yeah. Anyway, good to see you. I couldn't miss that smile. I don't care what you, not wearing your sister stuff. I'll show my mother this video, and she won't believe it. Oh, yeah. Say, hey, look who I saw before. Hi. All right. I'll see you later. All right. Come on. I'm going to get you. Let's go. I'm going to get you. Well, we got to get you, too. We're going to get everybody. Is this her baby? This is my little brother. Oh, that's her little brother. All right. And there's Michelle. Michelle. I'll see you later. Well, it's good to see you all over here. Bye-bye now. Bye. I gotta move this thing up just a little bit. There she is. There they are. Let's see. Dakota out in the boogie boarding. Alright, let's see here now. We're right in the way. Let's see him move over again. There he is. And there is Barry Lynn right there. There's Lynn McConaughey out there. Let's see what I can do here. Catch her away. Oh, she tried to catch one. Here comes a big one. Catch it Dakota. Come on Dakota catch it. I don't think there's more than a little block, right? There she is. There she came. Alright, well thank you. That's it, Dakota. There you go, girl. That's it. There's a good one. More ordinary leaves. The photo must be lying in the way here. Very weird. Come on Dakota, catch it. That's a good one. Wait, we're baking butter over there. There's your third one coming in. Where did she go? There's Mary Ann. Where did she go? The waves are breaking better over there than there. You can't see it from there. Come on Dakota, where are you? There you are. I'm a girl. There you are. It doesn't bite a man. Huh? You get so far and she won't bite. Well, it puts push in you. It puts push in you. You got to get it where it's pushing you. This is right time. Well, I guess he's got a driver, doesn't he? Huh? That guy's got a driver. Yeah. But they're not pushing right. They're not pushing right. Yes, he is. Right out here, it's breaking harder. Right there, they're coming in better than over here. The surfers are here. Now here she comes, I don't want. She's moving pretty good this time. But she stops and then she gets up. Well, maybe it quits pushing. You have to learn what it is. It's not exactly what it looks like. Yeah. I went out as far as I could. You what? I went out as far as I could. Yeah, you did pretty good. I got pictures of you out there. Oh, there she is. There she's coming in, see. Kids keep getting in front of me. Of course, it comes in this way and goes across the stream. She needs to be out here just a little further this way. You want to stand here and kind of guide the camera, and I'll go out there and tell her. Can you see her there? See her? Now you have to very slowly move it, because I got kind of zoomed in. Just follow her a little bit, OK? I'll go out there. Tell her. She needs to be over this way. But the sun's going to hit right in the center. Don't worry about that. It's got a sun filter. That's her, that's her. There she's riding, there she's riding. She needs to get on her and then paddle like this. Yeah. Well, I'm going to tell you something. If you're a little heavy out here, you've got to deal with it. You float easier on that water if you're heavy than if you're skinny. Your skin keeps sinking. Somebody like you, then you float. You couldn't sink either. I'd probably sink. Let me go out there and tell them where the waves are breaking. Now, just keep your eyeball over you. You've got to keep this around, see? Yeah, actually. Okay? Okay. It was hard to find her. Right there. Just look down here just like that and put the camera lens on. See that? I can't see her. Yeah, she's right there. What did you say to her? I told her that the waves are breaking better down this way. That's what the surface said too. I thought that surface was coming in. I'm going to watch the camera now. I'm going to call her home, Cody. She's right out there, baby. Way out there? Uh-huh, yeah. Right over there. There she is. Hello Don, this is Jim. Anyway, I'm down here on the beach. I was just calling you to see what you were doing. I'll call you on the other phone. Anyway, this is M7IU. I'll talk to you later. Watchin' Dakota out here boogie boardin'. Bye-bye. Hello, this is Jim. I'm looking for Don. Anyway, I'll talk to you later. This is Jim, N7IU. Bye-bye. Three boogie boarders right together. There she is. That's pretty high. There she is. She's coming around a little bit. There's a big wave coming after her. Where are you Marion? There you are. There he lands! Now she's in there someplace. Right there. There she is. We found our first clam. Right there it is. Well, let's see here. It's more like it's right there. Yep. Mom's being violent again. She is. She's threatening to stab my foot with a pitchfork. Oh no. All right. Let's get a picture of mama there. She's looking for clams. Dakota's digging for a clam. Clam getter. Can you see clams on that? All right, girl. Here we are. We're going to shut the camera off. Say bye. Okay, let me take a picture of it. And then dig a hole and rebury it. Okay, we got two clams. That one's bigger than the one I had. No, this one is worse. I told you this one was fine. Okay, I thought I got the... I thought I got the little one. Hold the two of them like this. Between your fingers. Away from your face. You don't want to leave them out of water too long. If you put them in front of a body you can see them better on the turquoise than in the gray. Okay. This is at Don's house where he sits on BP. There's some beer out here. This is his pickup and swimming pool there. And his shop. And his bathroom. That's his kitty cat. There she is right over there. It's a good clone that I have here. You can clone right away like that. This is the baby that took her life. Give them the camera. Give them the camera. Now they'll slip out of here. They'll slip out of here. They'll slip out and leave him alone. They'll slip out and leave him alone. Don's front yard here. His radio room there. The front yard. Here we are at Don's house. His front porch here. That's a deer over there standing. She's looking down off the balustrade. for a motorhomeless camp. See that deer kind of dropping off over there. The babies fall on her. There's three of them. Oh, you're up! How about lookin' at your deer? Oh, I can get him on there now. I watched some of that picture of you this morning here too, wait a minute. You didn't see any buck in there, did you? I didn't see, I think there was a buck over there. Yeah, I didn't see one. But he was, he was hiding out. Yeah. There he are. Alright. One of these days. That's Snowball. Huh? That's Snowball. Snowflake. That's what my grandson named Snowball. Snowball. Yeah. I said, well that's good enough. He named that A male cat, Sammy, and he was supposed to have it fixed but it hasn't happened yet. He had it fixed, I mean, had it all lined up with the vent and he said, I need the money and he canceled it. Oh, yeah. That's your grandson? Yeah, when he comes here sitting in that chair, Sammy just crawls all over him, you know. That little old cat's really hungry. I gotta go check and see if my animals, I got a guy out there, he's uh, he's not much for... When they move, I'll take my picture. Okay. Because I want to get the background. Yeah. Oh, who that is? His name was James Byron Dean. He was an actor. He died just before sundown in 1965 when his horse collided with another car at the fork and rode about 900 yards east of this tree, long known as the tree of heaven. He was 24 years old. Aside from appearing in several Broadway plays, he starred in three motion pictures, East of Eden, Puzzle Without a Cause, and Giant. Only Eden had been released before his death. Yet before he was in his grave, James Dean was already a legend. Every day, somewhere in the world, in the cinema, on television, James Dean lives on. Cinema is no longer just fellow loyals. Every day we find reminders that Drama is the same thing as the pain that we live. He was a youth yearning for one precious touch of warmth between parents and their offspring. He was an individual struggling. In this huge land of intimate promise and many graces, he was a rebel searching for that cause we must all possess, this young man seemingly ordinary, yet possessing a talent individually that were to be. In their abomination has come to personify a generation of awakened Many are those who feel strongly that James Dean should not have been forgotten. There are some things, like the hatred that accompanies war, that have been forgotten. Others, like the nobler qualities of man to which this young actor directed our attention, that should be preserved for all time, James Dean is all the more with us today. Because his life was so fleeting in Japan, we say that his death came as suddenly as it does through cherry blossoms. The petals of early spring always fall at the height of their bloom. Seems real brilliant. September 30th, 1977. A small token, this monument stands as a small token of my appreciation for the people of America from whom I have learned so much. It celebrates a people who have over the years courageously followed the path of truth and justice while expanding the limits of mankind with their boundaries and pioneering spirit. It also stands for James Dean and the other American rebels who taught us the importance of having cause to all those who helped his stranger from Japan realize his dream of erecting this monument. I express my heartfelt thanks. The Hearst family, which graciously made it land available for this monument built by Aston, Mrs. Sanford Roth, James Dean's closest, best friends who shared their memories with me and the people of this community who warmly extended their kindness and cooperation and naturally to all James Dean fans who have carried his torch throughout the years. Thank you. July the 4th, 1983. Santa Ash-Nishi. Mary Lynn. Dakota. Alright, here is the monument. Well, this is it. This is the Jack Rats buffet right here. Right there. Where I've stopped many, many times over the years on the way to the coast. Right here. Why? Somebody pried the E off of his knee. Oh, they sure did, didn't they? They stole the E off of it. All right. A little thing here. This is a beautiful monument. I don't know who this was. What is essential is invisible to the eye. This quotation from St. Henry's The Little Prince was probably James Dean's favorite. It seemed to hold a deep and private significance for him and he used it often, especially with those he loved. What is essential is invisible to the eye.