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Ara, I was setting up my piano at the Cimarron Bar Jam last Sunday, when a guy arrived on a Harley with a big brown lab sitting behind him. The dog was not tied down in any way, but seemed perfectly comfortable riding behind the driver. The guy got off the bike and came in and ordered a drink. The d...

Beautiful sunset picture. I used to try to recapture that using silver silhouettes wrapping that color of agate.

I recall the hiker that had to cut his own arm off to survive. He was an experienced wilderness hiker. City people have no idea. They think you can just buy a rock hammer and head out.

I read all the new posts and really enjoy the virtual hunt. I don't post unless I have something to offer. The bad economy has kicked my behind and I'm looking for music work most of the time. I played with the Superstitions in Google Earth for a while, but any further work will require that I be th...

Ara, as my friend, Jodan, says: "This moment is a gift; that's why they call it The Present."

When Judy used to come home from a day at work, Lizzie would stand up and dance in circles. I can imagine how Spirit greeted you!

-Rocky

It would be wonderful if you could arrange to get video taken of Spirit and you when you are reunited. Maybe the people who are caring for him could do this.

-Rocky

Thanks so much for posting this information. It satisfied my curiosity about the area. Of course I recognize the station. The second picture is of buildings raised after I left the area.

-Rocky

I wonder if the Home on the Range gas station is still there.

-Rocky

Jeffrey City was built in support of the mine there. North of there, on the highway, was Peterson's Home on the Range, a gas station run by Sam and Beulah Peterson. We spent our Summers in the area back when I was boy. That would have been around 1949 - 1954. The station was a US Post Office and mai...