Photo: W E Bowman
Image: Let 'er buck, a story
of the passing of the old West" (1921)
(here)
to view the book on line
(here)
Sunday's Whirligig 12 given words:
rising weaving greenness tears odd bitten
picking heard bow digital wounded bullet
3WW given words:
frenzy eager guzzle
Given to the hard life a life full of excitement
Rising in the morning even beating the sun at it
In a
frenzy to be at the market
Eager to be arriving early before others
Weaving through the grazing
greenness of the land
A cattle drive will take days
In between resting through
tears and laughter
Guitar strumming and beer
guzzling
at night around the camp-fire
An
odd evergreen of a country-song
belted in the cool of the evening
The love of a cowboy's life in the open
Bitten by the bug a cowpoke, buckeroo or what have you
Picking from the wild wild west kind of stories
Heard of grand westerns like the classic
Let 'er buck, a story of the passing of the old West
with photos by
Bowman
converted into a
digital make
In keeping with modern technology
All the makings of a good western will be there
Bronco busting in good times
Cattle rustling in bad times
Those
wounded or dead with their boots on
A
bullet right at the center of the forehead
If only to have all of the images preserved and
kept in place for posterity
The cowboys depicted in the book may be nameless
but their contributions will be just as significant as
that of Tom Mix, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers
and as familiar as John Wayne and Gary Cooper
to that of Clint Eastwood and Franco Nero
All cowboy stalwarts but at different times of history!
Details of the Digitized version:
Title: Let 'er buck, a story of the passing of the old West
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Furlong, Charles Wellington, 1874-
Subjects: Frontier and pioneer life Cowboys
Publisher: New York, Putnam
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation
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