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Tag Archives: cowboys
Wise and witty terms/phrases from “The Cowboy Dictionary”
The following list identifies some favorite terms and phrases from The Cowboy Dictionary*. The ones listed below are among the wisest and wittiest this blog author found in the book. Enjoy! *A small commission is earned from purchases that are … Continue reading
Posted in art, book reviews, books, Communications, culture, entertainment, history, literature, writing
Tagged American West, books, cowboys, dictionaries, Old West, phrases, slang, terms, witticisms
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Largest fully enclosed rodeo arenas in the USA
The list provided below identifies the largest fully enclosed rodeo arenas in the United States. Not included are outdoor rodeo arenas (posted 2/1/22), semi-enclosed rodeo arenas, and sports arenas primarily designed and built for basketball or hockey. A minimum 2,000 … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, cities, culture, economic development, entertainment, fun, historic preservation, history, infrastructure, land use, placemaking, planning, recreation, sports, States, Statistics, tourism, Travel, urban planning, Women
Tagged arenas, cowboys, cowgirls, rodeo, rodeo arenas, sports
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Pony express tales, tall and true
I just finished reading the book, The Pony Express Trail: Yesterday and Today, by author and historian William E. Hill last week. The book is an informative read that provides a snapshot history of this famous cross-country courier service and a … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, art, book reviews, books, commerce, Communications, entrepreneurship, geography, historic preservation, history, logistics, North America, trails, transportation, Travel
Tagged animals, book reviews, books, cowboys, history, horses, pony express, transportation communications, USA
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