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Lonesome Lands
Stories and perspectives from the great wide open.
 

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“They live in the lonely lands where mighty rivers twist in long reaches between the barren bluffs. Where the prairies stretch out in billowy plains of waving grass, girt only by the blue horizon, across whose endless breadth he can steer his course for days and weeks and see neither man to speak to nor hill to break the level.”
— Theodore Roosevelt
 
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"One fiery little Irish cowboy had ridden in to celebrate the Saint Patrick's day, as all good Irishmen should. In making his jolly way about town greeting other wearers of the green, he came across a Russian who had not only pinned a shamrock t
“The cowboy of the west worked in a land that seemed to be grieving over something- a kind of sadness, loneliness in a deathly quiet. One not acquainted with the plains could not understand what effect it had on the mind. It produced a heartach
‘A promise to, “hang, burn, or drown any man that will ask for public improvements at the expense of the county.” -Billings county ND councils first edict after their first election, 1886
“Those fine bays, matched they are, matched in color, matched the way they walk, stride to stride. In the stiff pullstraining hams and buttocks, split-second timed together. And in the morning, the light on them, bay light. They look over the f
“It was a vaquero’s country and other men’s troubles were alien to it and that was about all that could be said.” -Cormac McCarthy Cities of the Plain
“The next morning we lit out for home and it was a fight for life. We had to ride sideways to the wind, and horses hate that. The wind blew the breath right out of our bodies and the snow cut like a knife. We got home nearly all in. We got off
New Jersey Senator, Cory Booker, has introduced the Justice for Black Farmers Act. The Bill outlines a plan for the Government to buy up at least 28 million acres to give to people that have, “at least 1 parent of African ancestry.” This
 
 
 
 
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