Woodtroll
One Too Many
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Until you hit the brakes too hard at speed! But I'd still love to give it a try, or at least my younger self would have...
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- Thread starter The Wiser Hatter
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Until you hit the brakes too hard at speed! But I'd still love to give it a try, or at least my younger self would have...
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Prior to Tinder ... (Ozark County, Missouri)
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- East of Los Angeles
Yeah, "Timber".
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Santa is on his way. Merry Christmas my fellow Loungers.
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- East of Los Angeles
Rumad
One Too Many
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Holy crap.At least your Santa looks like he's having fun. Ours is...uhhh...
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- East of Los Angeles
One of a select few Christmas movies I can watch and enjoy.
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Don't know what the hat is but the pipe is a restored 1924 (hallmarked) Champion in a style that was known as a home pipe, for long contemplative smokes with a good book.
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Pards
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- Somewhere south of crazy
The guy in the gambler looks like a Van Zant.
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He looks soft. Still got all that baby fat on him.
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Happy New Year fellow Loungers!
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- Funkytown, USA
Michael R.
Call Me a Cab
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- West Tennessee USA
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Michael. When I heard the Burnett family had sold the 6666 Ranch after being in the family for over 100 yrs for $345M, I was hoping you bought it so I could visit.
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Taken at the High Noon auction & trade show a few yrs ago.
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Somewhere today she is explaining to her teenage granddaughters who their real grandfather was. Woodstock, 1969.
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"Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Convention''
1943
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries.
(left to right)
J. Elmer Brock of Kaycee, Wyoming, president of the American National Livestock Association and Jay Taylor of Amarillo, Texas
T. M. Pyle (center), a rancher from New Mexico. He is shown standing in the lobby of the Blackstone Hotel. He is standing between two unidentified men. He and the other men are wearing dark suits and cowboy hats.
W. T. Montgomery (far right), from San Antonio, Texas, at the Blackstone Hotel. Two unidentified men are standing at the left. Mr. Montgomery is smoking a cigar and facing the other men. He is wearing a pinstripe suit, eyeglasses and a fedora. The other men are also wearing suits, eyeglasses and hats.
W. D. Reynolds Junior (left) and A. J. Swenson.
Swenson is the manager of the Swante M. Swenson (SMS) Ranch at Stamford, Texas.
one last photo from 1941
Fort Worth Star-Telegram collection
Campaign hats from Fort Sam Houston are being cleaned and blocked at the Peter Brothers Incorporated. Cecil Haynes, right, ironing out the wrinkles in an old hat. He is wearing a stack of hats on his head. Tom Peters, left, operator of Peter Brothers Incorporated repair shop, is examining a hat. Hats are processed at a rate of 140 a day.
all photos courtesy of UTA
1943
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries.
(left to right)
J. Elmer Brock of Kaycee, Wyoming, president of the American National Livestock Association and Jay Taylor of Amarillo, Texas
T. M. Pyle (center), a rancher from New Mexico. He is shown standing in the lobby of the Blackstone Hotel. He is standing between two unidentified men. He and the other men are wearing dark suits and cowboy hats.
W. T. Montgomery (far right), from San Antonio, Texas, at the Blackstone Hotel. Two unidentified men are standing at the left. Mr. Montgomery is smoking a cigar and facing the other men. He is wearing a pinstripe suit, eyeglasses and a fedora. The other men are also wearing suits, eyeglasses and hats.
W. D. Reynolds Junior (left) and A. J. Swenson.
Swenson is the manager of the Swante M. Swenson (SMS) Ranch at Stamford, Texas.
one last photo from 1941
Fort Worth Star-Telegram collection
Campaign hats from Fort Sam Houston are being cleaned and blocked at the Peter Brothers Incorporated. Cecil Haynes, right, ironing out the wrinkles in an old hat. He is wearing a stack of hats on his head. Tom Peters, left, operator of Peter Brothers Incorporated repair shop, is examining a hat. Hats are processed at a rate of 140 a day.
all photos courtesy of UTA
