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Thanks Ned...AS ALWaYS, I'm thrilled to see the old home grounds... but especially happy this time with the photo of the actually HOME place :)..my Mom will be very happy to see that. Loved the photos!!

Soap....as always ....love your pictures ...love your captions!!

Here is one done up for a church in White Oaks, NM ...For those that don't now, White Oaks is an old mining ghost town of the 1880's ...and Billy the Kid days...in a resurgence of rural living, it has a population of 20 or so now, but maintains its charm as a "ghost town" up to and including the...

This story was written by a friend of mine, Welda Grider, published in a local newspaper and has quickly made the rounds of the internet. It’s too good not to continue its path around the world. Julie Carter ************************* Reasons not to assault a ranch woman By Welda McKinley...

Hooks... I think Classic makes one called RADAR ....maybe that will help. I always used the SEARCH AND RESCUE loop.... in my woeful attempts to catch whatever it landed on!

*wiping tears* There is just nothing more inspirational than a child -- any whiny adult moments need to be wiped away with this little girls determination!! Thank you for shariing!

New eXtension Website Launched http://www.extension.org/ An educational partnership of 74 land-grant universities in the United States has launched eXtension, an interactive learning website delivering research knowledge to the public. Content on the site is organized around resource areas...

Sadie Hawkins cowboy-style By Julie Carter Cowgirl Sass & Savvy Bachelorhood among cowboys is a confirmed asset to this free-livin' species of man. I know one who is sure he's going to be a bachelor for his allotted three score and ten years. He says, "Good judgment comes from experience...

Soap, I don't always comment but I always look ---and enjoy your photos AND your sense of humor in your captions. Thanks for taking the time to shoot and post :) ... it is a treat!

About 2 miles from the house there was an old saw mill tucked away in the pines (Colorado) --and we made our fort from the old slab pile --we found a stand of pines close by, nailed up a few horizontally and then stood slabs up against that for walls ... the most fun was in the building, not the...

Dung beetles are not limited to the cow lot :) I think there are a few at the newspaper office too :) Course we deal in a lot of dung .... :cboy: :lol2: :lol2:

Thanks the pics Lilly, I'm headed to Corpus in a month to Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention to peddle my book at the Land and Livestock Post booth -- and taking Lane (my son, 14) with me ...boy needs to get across the cattle guard once in a while. We are headed to San...

Ah I was on the other side of the mountains :)...Ned Jr. 's photos are close to where I grew up...we lived on a ranch that bordered Huerfano and Custer County..I went to school in Custer County

Hey Trangle Bar..how south and central are you in Colorado? I was born and raised in Huerfano County --

Even the mountain lions are cold up there Ned!! :)

Ned, thanks for posting... I been wondering what it was like in the valley ... guess you don't want to hear it was 65 here to day :cboy:

You are VERY good Hooks.... Horses are tough subjects to get right...many try and don't

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Toby is headed out to make another movie out of his Beer for my Horses song --filming here in NM

$27,000 or best offer By Julie Carter Cowboys are born with a trading gene. Usually this involves swapping horses, livestock, trailers, saddles or pocketknives. Horse-trading requires a special language. If both parties in a trade are cowboys, the buyer is already in "beware" mode. However...