Parts
of Texas still have cowboys. OK, maybe they aren't cowboys, but they
are grown men who walk around in tight dungarees while parading
cowboy hats, boots, and spurs. I wanted to get pictures with some of
these local fixtures, but I was too scared that they were packing
heat. This dress style goes back 170 years, as Texas was first
settled by people seeking
fame and fortune. But, without a strong system of law enforcement,
gun-slinging became prevalent. So did rodeos, cowboys, and ranchers!
Yeeeee-haaaaa!!!!!
Parts
of Texas still have cowboys. OK, maybe they aren't cowboys, but they
are grown men who walk around in tight dungarees while parading
cowboy hats, boots, and spurs. I wanted to get pictures with some of
these local fixtures, but I was too scared that they were packing
heat. This dress style goes back 170 years, as Texas was first
settled by people see
king
fame and fortune. But, without a strong system of law enforcement,
gun-slinging became prevalent. So did rodeos, cowboys, and ranchers!
Yeeeee-haaaaa!!!!!
