On the way to the grocery store (and beauty shop) which are both sixty miles away, we stopped about half way to talk to our friend Cowboy Steel., whose ranch is in the Powderhorn Valley.
I saw the remains of what looked like an old covered wagon on his ranch, so I ask about it's history. He laughed and said he didn't know, but this is not where it was left , but by anyone but him. You see he brought it down with him from his ranch in Montana.
Meet Terry...better known as Cowboy Steel. He is a welder....but folks around here consider him as one of our artists.
The man has a gift! Have to comment on the distance you travel to go to the stores and beauty shop. You must REALLY love your summer home to have to be so inconvenienced! And from what you have photographed, I can readily understand why. The first photo is a quintessential western scene.
ReplyDeleteWe do have a small country store here...and one beauty shop that is very busy.
DeleteI have yet to tire of the weekly drive to the supermarket...I just can't explain this place. Only can say it's paradise.
oh, cool! loved his place! love his art!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photos Janey of the surroundings and the nice people you have around.
ReplyDeleteThe horses look like they have a very lovely life Janey..beautifully rustic chandelier, clever welder friend :)
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