Every cowboy has his list of tales, especially those he makes when he enters a new location. Even more interesting will be the new towns, cowtowns.
This little story is inspired by a photograph, taken by Kent Reeves, Cowboy Conservationist & Photographer, and mulepacker extraordinaire, who has his own interesting photographic essay going. He does have a most interesting list of folks to record. Like the gent in this image, Fiddlin’Pete – Peter J Watercott. I have never heard Peter fiddle, but I can just imagine the sound echoing off that big-brim hat being a sweet low tune calling me back to the sagebrush alley where I belong.
Do enjoy. The image is poster size 32″ x 20″.
Read the text in larger format .. at this address: https://goo.gl/uNV92o
Thanks to Kent Reeves and Peter J Watercott for permission to indulge them in my scribble fantasies. Hope y’all enjoy.
This is the first in a series of images and story built around the theme, ‘Cowboy Tales’. Look for more coming in the near future. – CreXpoCon
Cowboy Tales: Cowboy, Fiddler & Fuchsia Haze by les booth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1322703581077381&set=pcb.1322709697743436&type=3&theater.
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