"Mike: Always good to meet a new friend. Your welcome at my camp anytime. B.K."
Official Site of True West Magazine, Since 1953
-
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.)
- Baker City, OR
- United States
- Blog Posts (1)
- Discussions
- Events
- Groups (2)
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.)'s Page
Latest Activity
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) left a comment for Greg McCarty
"Hey Greg...welcome, good to see another Oregon face. All these folks are great, so I hope you partiipate and feel welcome too.
B.K."
Terry Boniface (Malpaso) commented on Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.)'s blog post Fort Bowie, Arizona
"The amount of times that i have been to Arizona i cant believe that i missed Fort Bowie, I would like to see those grave makers and pay my respects."
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) updated their profile
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) posted a blog post
Fort Bowie, Arizona
Past and present merge at Ft. Bowie, ArizonaOld photo, courtesy of National Park Service, Ft. Bowie, Recent photo by Byrl Keith ChadwellFort Bowie, Arizona and the inspiration for the poem Columns of two:South of Wilcox, Arizona off of Highway 186, along the old Butterfield stage route, is a place called Apache Pass. Here is a little water source called “Apache Spring”. The Butterfield trail was constructed through Apache Pass only because of this water source. A detachment of 96 California…See More
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) commented on Santana's group Christian Cowboys & Cowgirls
"Hey....I just joind and I trust that same Spirit that dwells in me, dwells in all of you and therefore you must be a bunch that are cut out to be partakers in His divine nature. I like that a lot.
Bein' a newby in any pasture is always a time…"
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) joined Santana's group
Christian Cowboys & Cowgirls
Come share your testimonies, poems, poetry, stories, and how God been good to you. Any Cowboy's church folks out there? COME JOIN US!
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) left a comment for Ralphs Backporch
"Ralph
I'll get collected and drop in for sure....thanks for puttin' the latch string out.
B. K."
Ralphs Backporch left a comment for Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.)
"Hi Agian, BK!
COME on DOWN!!!!! Tons of fun Monday & Friday nights on the Back Porch! LIVE Western/Country & Cowboy radio with the folks who sing it and love it!
Monday & Friday nights 7 until 9 PM CST
Tune into…"
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.) is attending Ralphs Backporch's event
Profile Information
- What is your occupation?
- Retired
- What is your website address?
- http://www.thekingdomisathand.net
- What are your favorite hobbies?
- Writing; cowboy poetry, family and western history, western gospel songs, bible teachings. Home studio recording and guitar playing.
- Do you subscribe to True West magazine?
- sure do now
Byrl Keith Chadwell (B.K.)'s Blog
Fort Bowie, Arizona
Old photo, courtesy of National Park Service, Ft. Bowie, Recent photo by Byrl Keith Chadwell
Fort Bowie, Arizona and the inspiration for the poem Columns of two:
South of Wilcox, Arizona off of Highway 186, along the old Butterfield stage route, is a place called Apache Pass. Here is a little water source called “Apache Spring”. The Butterfield trail was constructed… Continue
Posted on July 26, 2009 at 8:18am — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 1:02pm on July 19, 2009,
Ralphs Backporch said… - Hi Agian, BK!
COME on DOWN!!!!! Tons of fun Monday & Friday nights on the Back Porch! LIVE Western/Country & Cowboy radio with the folks who sing it and love it!
Monday & Friday nights 7 until 9 PM CST
Tune into www.blogtalkradio.com/ralphsbackporch
CALL us and say howdy and give us a weather report, recite a cowboy poem, tell a joke or just make us feel good! 347 215 8849
Thanks Friends!
Ralph
www.ralphsbackporch.com
- At 12:15pm on July 27, 2009,
Larry W. Jones said… - Thanks for the rein-holding Byrl. Since I don't sing, I might recite this one as cowboy poetry on Ralph's backporch:
My Roots Are In West Texas (Larry W. Jones 03/20/2009) (song#5854)
My roots are in west Texas
My boots are of leather worn
My spurs set off a jingle
On the day that I was born
I ride out on the ranges
Herd the cattle there to brand
West Texas never changes
Down along the Rio Grande
The prairies there are dusty
In winter the blizzards blow
My pony's strong and trusty
Where the purple sages grow
Longhorns may try to scatter
With new dogies and young steers
To me it doesn't matter
I'm a cowboy with no fears
When I'm away on roundup
I hear wild coyotes wail
Rattlers strike from the ground up
Makes a cowboy turn quite pale
Cookie's beans I've partaken
With his coffee boiled and strong
Then after bread and bacon
Ride the trail with merry song
My roots are in west Texas
My boots are of leather worn
My spurs set off a jingle
On the day that I was born
- At 11:51am on August 1, 2009,
Greg McCarty said… - Thanks, BK. I've been a cowboy (of sorts) ever since watching Roy and Dale on my family's Magnavox console television set back in the early 50s. Since then, in addition to other careers, I've done some mule packing, dude ranch wrangling, and lots of cowboy singing. Been a good life.
Greg
© 2013 Created by True West.
