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Boot Hill
two views, sundown
This vintage cab is 2" wider than my SF2 XT cab but 1" shorter and surprisingly enough 4" shallower.
And people complained about the proportions of the SF XT cabs saying they are too squat with their width.. 😅💜
Revisiting Eldorado County
An Inkarnate update on a map I had in 1981. I had one of those unexpected moments the other day—the kind that sneaks up on you when you’re not even looking for it. While digging through some old folders and half-forgotten notes, I stumbled across a campaign write-up I hadn’t seen in years. The title immediately hit me with a wave of nostalgia: “The Good, The Bad, & The Dead.” This was one of…
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Sketches from a Dozen Realities
The past few days have been a deep dive into creativity, the kind that sneaks up on you and then refuses to let go. I’ve been bouncing between ideas, building worlds, sketching scenes, and shaping stories into something that feels alive. It’s the sort of stretch of time where hours blur together because there’s always one more detail to refine or one more concept to explore. A lot of that time…
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yes... ha ha ha...Yes!!! 😈
1969 - Boot Hill - Terence Hill and Bud Spencer in a stunt-packed wester...
While I was in Hays, KS yesterday, I happened to drive by the original Boot Hill cemetery, which opened five years before the more famous one in Dodge City. This is where dozens of people, from outlaws to lynching victims, were buried when this site was still north of Hays at the time. About half the graves were relocated later on, but those that couldn't be found remain here.
I noticed some litter scattered over the ground, and since I had a little time before my next obligation, I grabbed a bag from the car and picked it up. I say this to remind you that, all over the world, there are countless people enacting small but meaningful kindnesses; we may not have been in the same location or known each other's names, but we were all on a team anyway. You don't need to engage in grand gestures or heroic efforts to be a part of this team, either. Just do a little something when you can to make your corner of the world better, even if all you have is a few minutes of time in an old graveyard.
To the people who play Honkai Star Rail and only know the character Boothill. Also "get the hell out of dodge" refers to Dodge City.
(its a cool place)
