Frontier Days stretches the limits
July 26, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under News
Frontier Days stretches the limits
By Dennis E. Curran July 22, 2010 –
CHEYENNE — Officially, Cheyenne Frontier Days kicked off its 114th go-round on the 23rd, and the world-famous “Daddy of ‘em All” was already going nearly full speed before it even started. Billed as the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and Western celebration, Frontier Days offer a mix of sports, music and entertainment for everyone in a family, putting it on the “must see” lists of many national travel organizations and making it one of Wyoming’s big tourism draws.
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Fuzzy Tater Band – Bellamy Brothers’ Let Your Love Flow
July 25, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Bellamy Brothers
Fuzzy Tater Band – Bellamy Brothers’ Let Your Love Flow
I seen one of my Friends on here had uploaded this song and Brought back old memories so i figured i would give it a whirl! I hope you all like this one. It is just one of those songs that is hard for you to sit still while listening to! God Bless!
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Bellamys w/ Buck Owens – Don’t put me in the Ex-Files
July 23, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Bellamy Brothers, Buck Owens, Music
Bellamys w/ Buck Owens – Don’t put me in the Ex-Files
Bellamy Brothers – Don’t put me in the Ex-Files 1999
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Laredo, Del Rio and Amistad National Recreation Area Being Flooded by Rio Grande
July 10, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under News
Laredo, Del Rio and Amistad National Recreation Area Being Flooded by Rio Grande
July 9, 2010 – Flooding along the banks of the Rio Grande River today and over the last few days, brought on by heavy rains and the release of more water from overloaded reservoirs upstream, has caused the evacuation of thousands of people in the U.S. and Mexico.
Much to the relief of local residents and city officials, the Rio Grande River crested overnight in downtown Laredo. City spokesmen spent the day yesterday fighting rumors that the international bridges connecting Laredo to Mexico across the river are structurally at risk. Officials say the bridges are safe and sound. The river reached 42 1/2 feet this morning and is forecast to remain high for several days.
Del Rio – People along the Rio Grande are bracing for more rain and more flooding. River flood warnings extend from just south of the Amistad Dam near Del Rio to Laredo. Read more …
Idaho – Adventures in Living
July 6, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Feature, Idaho
Idaho – Adventures in Living
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Many people don’t know much about Idaho except “famous potatoes.” But, since you are here, you would probably like to know more.
Whichever part of this magnificent state you choose to discover, you’ll find spectacular scenery, fun things to do and friendly, helpful people. You’ll also find a place that’s unhurried, unspoiled and unassuming. So linger awhile and discover Idaho.
For complete Vacation,Recreation, Accommodations and Travel Information to the State of Idaho, Please Visit Their Official State Travel Site
Wyoming – The Cowboy State
July 6, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Feature, Wyoming
Welcome to the Cowboy State!
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From the Red Desert to Yellowstone and Green River to the Black Hills this is a land that you will surely love.
Take time to get off the main highways and explore all the nooks and crannies that make Wyoming so special. The general store in Aladdin, delightful dinners served family-style in Hudson, mineral hot springs and the state bison herd in my hometown of Thermopolis – these are just a few of the charms of Wyoming.
Seek out the real Wyoming. You won’t be disappointed. And don’t be too surprised when that stranger coming the other way with Wyoming plates on his vehicle waves at you. It’s their way of saying “Thanks for visiting and keep your eyes open. There’s a lot to see.”
For complete Vacation,Recreation, Accommodations and Travel Information to the State of Wyoming, Please Visit Their Official State Travel Site
Montana – Experience the Exhilaration
July 6, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Feature, Montana
Montana – Experience the Exhilaration
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You can’t taste an elk steak from a dot on a map. You can’t smell the sulfur mist from a steaming hot spring in Yellowstone National Park through your television set. And you can’t understand how sharing a piece of homemade huckleberry pie with a fourth-generation rancher from Choteau can make the big skies of Montana not so big after all. Some places are the same whether you view them from the pages of a magazine or from the soles of your own traveling shoes. Montana is not one of those places. Their real treasures are beyond the obvious sweeping vistas, pristine trout streams, and powder-rich ski areas. It’s time to dig in.
For complete Vacation,Recreation, Accommodations and Travel Information to the State of Montana Please Visit Their Official State Travel Site
Idaho River Journey June 2004 Middle Fork Salmon
July 6, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Feature, River Rafting and Boating
Idaho River Journey June 2004 Middle Fork Salmon
The Cowboy Hat
July 5, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Cowboy Gear
The Cowboy Hat
The Cowboy Hat: history, art, culture, function (Cowboy Gear)
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The Montana Cowboy
July 5, 2010 by OurLazySRanch
Filed under Cowboys
The Montana Cowboy
The Montana Cowboy by Patrick-Dawson
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