Some old Photos for your enjoyment
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Winelover
North Central Arkansas
☞Today in Old-West History -- On today’s date 140 years ago during the Victorian Era on Wednesday, November 29, 1882, notorious Old-West female outlaw Anna Emmaline McDoulet (1882-1978), better-known as “Cattle Annie,” was born at the city of Lawrence in Douglas County, Kansas. McDoulet, is best-known as the partner-in-crime of Jennie “Little Britches” Stevens (1879 - unknown). Together, they became the famous female outlaw duo known throughout the Indian Nations & Oklahoma Territory as “Cattle Annie & Little Britches.”
richhodg66
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Vermont earlt 1900s
richhodg66
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Dusty Bannister
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Notice that the size of the cigar is smaller in the movies, but on the same side of the mouth. And it appears that the crown is different, but both tend to the "flat" brim.
glassparman
"OK, OK, I'm going as fast as I don't want to go!"
Hey JW, where did you get that pic of my ex wife?
smokeywolf
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Recipes for Pterodactyl soup?
Dusty Bannister
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Guano start an interesting conversation for sure.
JWFilips
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None...I saw this on "William Shatner's Unexplained" and then found the photo online
The area it came from was an area of the west populated by the fabled "Thunder Birds"
Try as I may, I inspected this image under high resolution with photoshop : I have much experience with PhotoShop I have been using it since 1987! There are no signs of fakery that I can see in the image! Now unless those western bumpkins can create that accurate of a model of a
Pterodactyl !!! ?????
The area it came from was an area of the west populated by the fabled "Thunder Birds"
Try as I may, I inspected this image under high resolution with photoshop : I have much experience with PhotoShop I have been using it since 1987! There are no signs of fakery that I can see in the image! Now unless those western bumpkins can create that accurate of a model of a
Pterodactyl !!! ?????
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California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
If one believes that Louis L'Amour wrote accurately of Indian folklore, and the Old West, then woolly mammoths were not extinct in the late 1700s. If so, then why not a pterodactyl?
But . . .Old West traveling shows and circuses were quite popular . . .
But . . .Old West traveling shows and circuses were quite popular . . .
RicinYakima
High Steppes of Eastern Washington
PT Barham said it best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Missionary
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Neat old photo.
Funny how the human mind decides to doubt first unless said organ was there in person.
Why not consider, investigate. Maybe go out to those very lonesome places and spend some of your life.
Funny how the human mind decides to doubt first unless said organ was there in person.
Why not consider, investigate. Maybe go out to those very lonesome places and spend some of your life.
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Bret4207
At the casting bench in the sky. RIP Bret.
Yeah, it's certainly real enough looking. Matches up with skeletal remains/fossils pretty good. I'll go back to a question I posed months back- Why do so many cultures have dragons in their history? Mans hubris remains alive and well. We don't know, that we don't know, what we don't know.
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nice hats!
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