Howdy, You All! Wild West Wednesdays has been something I have posted off and on since Fall 2009. Back in October after I got home and the pictures were downloaded that I had quickly snapped while in Wichita's Cowtown, I was surprised that so many pictures were taken. I didn't put a great deal of time into staging the pics...I just snapped away. Easy and fast. Today I want to repost some of pics that I really liked how they turned out.
When returning to Cowtown again in milder temperatures when I can stroll about at a slower pace, I hope to have pics of the Railroad Station, a few more houses, interiors of the stores/shops and then there's the farm that I want to share.
Thanx for coming along. Pretend it's 90 degrees outside and you're sweating...I'm ready to sit in the shade, sip a cool beverage and rest my hat. If only I had a horse.
If you had lived in the 1880s wild west what do you suppose your name would have been? I think my name would have been Jane, Victoria or Anna. Buffalo Betty? Nah.
Til next time, God bless and that's all folks.
~Deanna~
4 comments:
Amazing how tiny the homes and schools were, yet families were very much more in number, and seemed to do fine and dandy in them- without separate bedrooms, bathrooms ( bathrooms?!?) a T.V. room, dishwasher.....and I think they just might have been very happy and content with such a home as pictured here!
Today, I honestly think I would enjoy 90 degrees. This has been such a cold winter. This morning it was 4. Biting cold as I crunched through the frozen snow, to water and feed the dogs.
So, I'll gladly pretend it is 90 and sit and sip some lemonade with you, in the shade! Ah spring, I am so ready for it.
Great pictures, have really enjoyed the trips to Cowtown.
Rg
Marmie,
Today I was looking at this wonderful photographs and I just thought....ahhhhh...sigh....ahhhh they are refreshing to me. A calm moment in our lives. Small homes and dusty streets!
Love you!
PS
90 degrees sounds like heaven :O)
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