We missed you......literally!
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Don't shoot the dog! Dude on the right with the hammer back and his finger on the trigger.
We missed you......literally!
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Maybe he already did!Don't shoot the dog! Dude on the right with the hammer back and his finger on the trigger.
Two on right look like twin brothers.Reminds me of my coonhound. GReat hats and 'staches.
"I'm lookin' for the man who shot my paw."Don't shoot the dog! Dude on the right with the hammer back and his finger on the trigger.
"I'm lookin' for the man who shot my paw."
That reads as a mild insult, but I'm taking it as a compliment.A little too much Charlie and Fruno in that remark, Al.
That reads as a mild insult, but I'm taking it as a compliment.
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At 47, merchant Philip Drachman teamed his freight overland from Yuma, Arizona, by mule train before the Southern Pacific reached his home base in Tucson in 1880.
Great pics Jake. I'm late to comment but have some knowledge having been to Deadwood & to their graves many times. This may be the 2nd version of Hickok's original grave, or the 1st version of his final resting place after he was moved. Never seen these pics before & can't really tell by the age of Calamity Jane. Dug by his friends Charlie & Steve Utter his original grave only had a wooden plank for a marker. Due to weather & souvenir hunters the wooden plank didn't last many yrs before the gravesite was redone the first time.
Dagnabbit!
The funniest thing about this for me is that I'd swear I know the guy in the middle of the seven people standing (in the wide-brimmed hat and neck bandanna) from somewhere.
They all look like someone forgot to bring
the brew!
Maybe it's just me, but I noticed the jug first!
They still don't look too happy about the situation, which is what I think Jake meant.