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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
what a fun art exhibition. thank you for sharing. visiting from Sunday Best and I'm your new follower. happy week ahead :) xxo
ReplyDeleteUnusual and funny at the same time...
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a hoot! I agree w/ VP, unusual & funny at the same time...
ReplyDeletelovin the saddle.
Thank you for the comment about my stolen camera. I'm still reeling from it, mostly the fact that I was asleep while someone was in MY garage going through MY stuff in MY car... I'm still having trouble sleeping... an incredible violation!
No, my home owner's insurance won't replace it, either, because my deductible was too high... Insurance doesn't pay unless it's a huge loss...
Too cool!! But I wonder if REAL cowboys like them?!?!
ReplyDeleteSure, they enjoy this sort of folk art. Know several "real" cowboys who make things similar to these, and some better than these.
DeleteHow fun! We put old boots on top of our fence posts, but I think this is much more creative.
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