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"August: Osage County" Twitter photos of Ewan and Juliette
Published: 10/5/2012 5:30 PM
Last Modified: 10/5/2012 5:30 PM

Ewan McGregor rides in Osage County.

Ewan bike and gear.

Juliette Lewis shops at Indie Emporium in Tulsa.

Juliette with her new friends.

Ewan McGregor has found wide open spaces to his liking for bike rides, and Juliette Lewis has discovered shopping opportunities and concerts to attend in Tulsa.

Per their individual Twitter accounts, the pair this past week provided some photographs of their adventures in Oklahoma when not filming "August: Osage County" in the Pawhuska area.

Just check out the photos, and the tweets from the stars:

Per Ewan McGregor (@mcgregor_ewan on Twitter):
"Perfect day for cycling. Warm gentle wind. Beautiful Oklahoma farm lands. http://instagr.am/p/QVI-3nQyzm/" for a close-up shot of him on his bike with the countryside in the background.

"Bike ride. Oklahoma. http://instagr.am/p/QVI29-wyzi/" for a photo of his bike and gear.

and per Juliette Lewis (@JulietteLewis)
"You caught me! #TulsaLove RT @ltskate @JulietteLewis striking a pose in my booth tonight at @indieemporium !! http://instagr.am/p/QMBKHtOYm9/" for her shopping experience at Indie Emporium in Tulsa.

and this from rural Osage County:
"Me and the cows at work. Pawhuska Oklahoma u sure are pretty. http://instagr.am/p/QUzcz7Ez-V/"

As for her other tweets, there was this one early Friday morning:
"Do u realize Jack White, Neil Young, Bob Dylan are all playin Tulsa while Im there next 2 months working on a movie?? #TheUniverseProvides"

and this one from Juliette on Friday afternoon, which went out to those "August: Osage County" cast members on Twitter (Ewan McGregor, Abigail Breslin, Misty Upham):
"Well its official.. Im the most inlove w the cast of #AugustOsageCounty out of any movie Ive done! @yoabbaabba @mcgregor_ewan @MistyUpham"

It appears that Oklahoma, and "Osage County," is growing on Ms. Lewis.

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