"I miss you all and your Sunday artwork. If you have access to the True West Historical Society pages, please check out my postings and my photos. I would like your opinion."
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Neil Waring commented on Stan Lynde's blog post Hard Winter
"That winter played a huge role in Wyoming History also-I always spent extra time talking about the changes that winter brought to the cattle industry in my Wyoming and Western history classes. The drawing is incredible, hardly needs a caption."
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Stan Lynde's blog post Hard Winter
"Thank you for "Hard Winter." Your Charlie looks just like him, and he is holding what has become ny very favorite of his works. He managed to say volumes with only a small postcard! My Father was born in Iowa in…"
Stan H commented on Stan Lynde's blog post From the Billings Gazette
"Way cool and well deserved.
Bon voyage.
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Stan H commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A Review of a Merlin Fanshaw Classic
"I have every one of the Merlin stories,,, fully enjoyed them,, awaiting a new adventure.
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Stan Lynde posted a blog post
A Review of a Merlin Fanshaw Classic
This is a link to a great review of Stan's first novel, 'The Bodacious Kid.' http://www.cozylittlebookjournal.com/2012/03/bodacious-kid-by-stan-lynde.html…See More
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
"Weapons are sometimes needed for protection, and some people live in fear of somebody breaking into their homes--and I am not talking about people who have paranoia. Some years ago in Virginia, a lady whose home had been burglarized kept a…"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
"STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES!!! If somebody is so stupid that they leave loaded guns, ammo, weapons, and what have you laying around where any toddler, brat. or looney can get their hands on them and they go to the pokie big time, that is one less…"
Ron "Six Gun Preacher" commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
"Well there should be a law but you can not fix stupid no matter how many laws are written!"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
"Some years ago, there was a rash of accidental and not-so-quite accidental shootings in Florida. People were getting shot right and left and some of the shooters were children and in some places guns were being left laying around any old way.…"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A good samaritan
"I have never heard of Chief Little Dog or his actions before. But in the early days, the relations between many tribes and the Whites were basically good. I have heard of tribes providing medical assistance to ill travelers, and…"
Stan Lynde posted a blog post
A good samaritan
Stan Lynde's Cowboy Lore & Legend: Montana Facts this week features good samaritan, Chief Little Dog.See it here:http://ning.it/WTHTZHHappy New Year!bbSee More
Ron "Six Gun Preacher" commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
"Agreed Margaret! Children should be taught safety! Guns should always be locked up!"
Margaret-Anne Moore commented on Stan Lynde's blog post A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
"My father was born i on a farm in Iowa in 1899. He said that he and his father and three older brothers went hunting each season, but that my grandfather kept complete control of his weapon until he was fifteen. Before that, it was kept…"
Stan Lynde posted a blog post
A farewell post from Stan & Lynda
Well, the time has come for Stan & Lynda's great adventure, and they're leaving very soon for Ecuador. Lynda has written a brief farewell for the fans. You can view it at Stan's blog.http://stanlyndeauthor.com/We wish you the very best, Stan & Lynda, and are anxious to hear about the customs and sights in Eucador.bbSee More
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Back in the days of the early west, when cabin doors were secured from within by heavy bars, absent settlers offered hospitality to the occasional visitor. A leather thong attached to the bar inside the cabin was extended outside through a hole in the door. A pull on the thong lifted the bar inside and allowed the visitor to enter. This practice led to a western phrase of welcome which I extend to you here at my "cyber ranch," the latch string is always out. Come on in; let me show you around!
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Hard Winter
This week's Cowboy Lore & Legend: Montana Facts features a 'Hard Winter .' Check it out at Stan's
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Posted on January 6, 2013 at 12:21pm — 2 Comments
From the Billings Gazette
From the Billings Gazette, a great article about the U.S. Marshals Service's send off for Stan before he and Lynda left for Ecuador.
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A good samaritan
Stan Lynde's Cowboy Lore & Legend: Montana Facts this week features good samaritan, Chief Little Dog.
See it here:
http://ning.it/WTHTZH
Happy New Year!
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Posted on December 30, 2012 at 1:53pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 5:12am on March 2, 2012,
Bob 'Buckshot' Bradley said…
Stan, I came across this article in an old 'Real West' (september 1973) and thought you might like to see it.
- At 4:00pm on April 6, 2013,
Margaret-Anne Moore said… I miss you all and your Sunday artwork. If you have access to the True West Historical Society pages, please check out my postings and my photos. I would like your opinion.
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