The Texas Cowboy

July 5, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
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The Texas Cowboy

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The Texas Cowboys: Cowboys of the Lone Star State – A Photographic Protrayal The Texas Cowboy

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Cowboy Gear

July 5, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
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Cowboy Gear

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Cowboy Gear

Cowboy Gear: A Photographic Portrayal of the Early Cowboys and Their Equipment by David R. Stoecklein (Author)  Cowboy Gear

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The Texas Cowboy Kitchen

July 5, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
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The Texas Cowboy Kitchen

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The Texas Cowboy Kitchen by Grady Spears (Author)  The Texas Cowboy Kitchen

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FLYING A RANCH – Pinedale, Wyoming,

July 1, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
Filed under Articles, Feature, Guest Ranch

FLYING A RANCH – Pinedale, Wyoming

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A popular guest ranch, the Flying A Ranch vacation spot is located in the mountains of Wyoming and offers the ideal guest ranch getaway for adults. More luxurious than an old west dude ranch vacation, your vacation at the Flying A guest and dude ranch resort includes the traditional and the contemporary.

You will remember your Wyoming ranch vacation like a movie. Not just a Wyoming dude ranch, Flying A will clear your mind like blank celluloid then impregnate it with not just images but the smell of crisp morning air, the saunter of your horse moving up the trail, and the calls of elk, hawks, and the dinner bell. The premier Wyoming vacation spot, The Flying A will create memories well beyond what you expect from a Wyoming ranch vacation.

For Complete Details on This Beautiful Guest Ranch, Please Be Sure to Visit Their Website

Tutka Bay Lodge – Homer, Alaska

July 1, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
Filed under Adventure Lodges, Feature

Tutka Bay Lodge

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Tutka Bay Lodge is the newest addition to  The Wild Adventure Company’s family of lodges in Southcentral Alaska. The lodge is located nine ocean miles from the seaside town of Homer along the Kachemak Bay. The Tutka Bay area offers rugged coastlines, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, quiet beaches, old growth Sitka spruce forests, and amazing tidal fluctuations.

To get to the lodge, either fly or drive to Homer and then take a twenty-five minute water taxi south across the bay. Along the way, you might observe various shore and water birds, sea otters, sometimes Orcas, Humpbacks and other marine mammals.

The lodge offers six private guest accommodations, a seasoned Within The Wild staff offering full-service lodging and guide services, and an array of activities to introduce you to the Kachemak Bay marine community.

Their award-winning cuisine, lodge amenities such as complimentary massage and yoga, wine tastings in the afternoon, cooking classes, and guided adventure activities such as deep-sea fishing for salmon and halibut, freshwater fishing, ocean kayaking and hiking our unique trail system offers both high-energy adventures as well as seaside serenity.

For Complete Details on This Wonderful Adventure Lodge Be Sure To Visit Their Website

The nation’s largest state parks system has a backlog of $1.3 billion in maintenance costs.

July 1, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
Filed under News, State Parks

All of  California’s 278 state parks are a tangle of troubles.

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Visitors to California State Parks have already  dealt with abbreviated schedules and services. Now decay and neglect in the parks endanger the environment, artifacts – and even public health.

Much of the park decay exists because maintenance has been largely ignored for more than a decade amid slim and slimmer state budgets. Buildings and infrastructure, subject to constant exposure and heavy use, just get worse until they fail.

As a result, the backlog has more than doubled since 2001, when it was estimated at $600 million.

The operating budget for state parks from state funding and user fees – which pays for day-to-day maintenance, law enforcement and administration – stands at about $330 million this fiscal year. In 2001, it was $314 million. Adjusted for inflation, however, that reflects a 15 percent drop.

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California State Parks in Trouble

Source: Sacbee

Rancho de los Caballeros – Wickenburg, Arizona

June 25, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
Filed under Feature, Guest Ranch

Rancho de los Caballeros

Rancho de los Cabelleros

Rancho de los Cabelleros

A family-owned guest ranch in Wickenburg, Ariz that first opened its gates in 1948 makes a perfect getaway to the warm heart of the Old Southwest! This Ranch is a resort with the soul of a bed and breakfast offering full resort amenities and privacy, yet it still retains the charm and intimacy of yesteryear. It’s the kind of place where everyone knows your name and your favorite horse.

Take A trip down there and ride the rugged trails or you might want to tee off at one of Golf Digest’s Top 100 U.S. courses or just delight in a spa treatment featuring some of the best ingredients the local desert has to offer. Savor cookout feasts with old friends and your favorite wines, or make new friends over fresh local fare in the nostalgic main lodge. Be sure to bring the kids and celebrate our holiday traditions like Christmas boots by the fireplace and Easter egg hunts. Or you might want to leave the kids with the grandparents and make it a memorable couples-affair with peaceful rides and moonlit nature walks. At Rancho de los Caballeros there’s always something to do, including doing nothing – and that can even be done by the pool.

You can retreat for a weekend or more you’ll have to go see what makes this Rancho so special. There is 20,000 acres of lush open range on the Sonoran Desert, 100 saddle horses to choose from and seasoned wranglers to reassure greenhorns, this ranch offers an uncommon Western vacation you’ll never forget. Full American plan rates include three inspired meals each day… just listen for the dinner bell and savor a half-century tradition of Western hospitality and personalized service. At Rancho de los Caballeros, you’ll feel right at home on the range.

Today, Rancho de los Caballeros has organized, a girlfriends’ getaway if you will.  The ranch coordinates eight such women-only Giddy-Up Gals events a year; this is a popular event at the ranch and usually sells out fast.  You’ll leave it all at home for this retreat, ladies, no cooking, cleaning husbands or kids, just a lot of fun with your girlfriends soaking up some of the most sensational Southwestern scenery anywhere.

For more information or questions on Rancho de los Caballeros or the Giddy-Up Gals events please visit their website www.sunc.com

Dale Peterson Alabama – Get Away From That

June 18, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
Filed under Political Views

Dale Peterson Alabama – Get Away From That
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Dale Peterson, the world’s most famous candidate for Alabama Ag Commissioner, makes his endorsement! DalePeterson2010.com
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Dale Peterson Alabama – We are Better than That!!!!!

June 18, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
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Dale Peterson Alabama – We are Better than That!!!!!

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www.dalepeterson2010.com Dale Peterson, Alabama Agriculture Commission, ICAUCUS endorsed candidate fighting the fight to save our country. Some people recognize the enemies from within & without. We need fighters today, people that are not afraid to stand & tell the Government NO!!! Help Dale Stand & Defend our Country, it starts 1 state at a time. www.dalepeterson2010.com
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Santa Fe is turning 400 years old this Year!!

June 18, 2010 by OurLazySRanch  
Filed under Feature, Old West

Santa Fe is turning 400 years old this Year!!

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Santa Fe

Santa Fe

The Santa Fe 400th Anniversary will commemorate 400 years of culture from the establishment of the city as a “villa” in 1610 by the Spanish, through today. Proudly, that makes us the Oldest Capital City in the United States!

A number of cultures played key roles in Santa Fe’s development.

Native Americans who settled long before 1610, Hispanic, European and African Americans of diverse backgrounds. These lives and stories have created a cross-cultural tapestry of interdependence that over time has made Santa Fe one of the most diverse and rich cultural communities in the world.

The commemoration will honor all of our cultures, heritage, legacies and lasting contributions, connecting the founding past with the promise of tomorrow.


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For Complete details please visit the website Santa Fe’s 400th Anniversary

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