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^^^ Very tropical looking! ;)

I like what you did with it, looks nice!

Very interesting, thank you!

Interesting. This angle makes me curious about the draw. It looks like a long-barreled revolver, so where's he drawing it from? Is that a holster on his right hip, or a fold in the coat? So is there a slit in the frock coat? Or maybe it's a short-barreled rvolver drawn from a coat pocket? Just...

Wesco makes good boots, congratulations! Were you able to order them from stock, or did you have a long custom-order wait? Just curious, as I’d heard their delivery time was running 18-24 months not long ago. Enjoy!!

Indeed he could. “Now people down in Georgia come from near and far, to hear Richard Betts pickin’ on that red guitar”. Charlie Daniels Band, The South’s Gonna Do It Again The legends are all leaving us. RIP, sir.

You would certainly think so, but some folks can't seem to heed a polite message no matter how plainly it's presented to them. For what it's worth, trying to convert me to a different religion is also soliciting, in my book.

Great memories being made there! As I'm sure you know by now, they grow up too fast... Good looking family you have there, sir.

I definitely like that modern shape much more than the silly flat-front coal scoop look the modern western actors wear.

Thanks for the fill-in information, HJ. I always enjoy the history lessons, and I certainly do not mean that in a sarcastic manner. Here's an article about that car. It may or may not be the one I remembered seeing, and it may or may not be accurate (after all, it's on the internet ;) ). I...

That's a very nice hat, looks sharp. Robert does fine work. Congratulations!

Neat photo! I can't help but hear Michael Martin Murphy singing... It seems I read somewhere that the car pictured was not actually a Cadillac, but a Hupmobile or some such thing; I don't remember exactly. And I believe Geronimo was technically a prisoner at that point (?). Sometimes I wish I...

That was a good movie, indeed. The series of books is even better, as they usually are, with more fully developed characters. Those books are by Robert B. Parker, who interestingly enough also wrote the Jesse Stone and Spenser novels.

He's a good looking pup!

Wishing you the best for a successful treatment!