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“You got such a pretty face” and HES the one that disfigured it? compliment or narcissism?
The history of cowboys in the United States is really the history of cowboys from Mexico - an age old tradition of pioneering and hard work.
Wheeling smoke in a barrow ~ Jim Webster
Wheeling smoke in a barrow ~ Jim Webster
Reblogged from Jim Webster:
One of the tales my father always told was of back when he was in his teens and farm workers would work for a ‘term’ (summer or winter) and then after the term was up, he’d either sign on again with the chap he was working for or go on to the next fair.
Apparently one of the tales going round at the time was of a young chap who was approached by an old farmer who…
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The Cowmen - 5/28/15 - They got a new record and I love it.
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Rough and Ready, two cowboys wearing handguns and boots, are two Gainesville residents. Archie L. Jackson, left, was the son of a Confederate veteran and granfather of an Alachua County rancher. Thomas McDonald, right, had a son, Harrison H. McDonald, who was a county judge for many years. This photo was taken in the 1890s, after the two men had driven a herd of cattle from Old Town, forded the Suwannee River, and brought the herd close to Gainesville for grazing. This shot is taken about one block west of the courthouse, behind Steenberg's Hardware Store, later Thomas Hardware. State Archives of Florida