Earthen buildings are ubiquitous and account for well over half the structures utilized by human beings on the planet. I have a love of movies, so why not bring them along with it too and it gives them an opportunity they don’t get to do,” Barnidge said.Crocker Ltd Architectural Conservation An Earthen Builder's Tour of Cerro Gordo by Edward CrockerĮarthen architecture comes in many forms, among them the troglodytes' desert dwellings of Morocco and Tunisia (as featured in the original Star Wars movie), the rammed earth Alhambra in Granada, the dressed stone laid up in mud at Zuni Pueblo, the stone/earth combination of San Esteven del Rey at Acoma and the classic adobe Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe. “What other way than to spend time with them and take them to my passion of movies. You never know what’s going on in their life, they could be down, there could be something going on, and just saying ‘hey’, signing autographs, spending time with them can change their whole outlook on the day or their week or anything,” said Barnidge.

“We as NFL players, we have a way to impact people. He greeted each fan personally before the movie, shaking hands, signing autographs and taking pictures.

“It’s a good idea that he’s giving back to the community,” said Norman King.įans who waited in line got more than a glimpse. “I’ve been following Gary ever since he’s been on the Cleveland Browns, he’s always about the fan experience and he’s always…he loves his fans very much,” said Josh Adkins. Tuesday, he posted a tweet inviting fans to come to the theater on a first come, first serve basis to watch the movie with him and some of his teammates. “Fans, they support us, they do so much for us and I want to do something for them, give back to them and thank them for the support they give us,” Barnidge said.īarnidge rented an entire theater inside the Regal Cinemas at Crocker Park in Westlake.

Movie fans nationwide are packing theaters to see the blockbuster movie ‘ Star Wars: The Force Awakens.‘ Gary Barnidge treated dozens of people to a free showing of the latest Star Wars movie. WESTLAKE, Ohio – A Cleveland Browns player dazzled dozens of fans Christmas Eve, not on the turf, but at the movie theater. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.

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