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Cactus Needles
Nov 5, 2010
We received cowboy poet John F. Solon's new book the other day. Cactus Needles: A Collection of Ranching Adventures is a collection of cartoons, stories, and poems on topics like calvin', hayin', ridin' and politickin'. We thought we'd share a few sketches.
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"Hang on ol Hoss, the deer hunters left us a nice trail to drive on the rest of the winter."
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"Hang on ol Hoss, the deer hunters left us a nice trail to drive on the rest of the winter."
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"Hey Boss, we might as well slow up a little; the cook's gone shoppin anyway..."
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"Maw, it's got to be a case of true love, gettin you to help me like this..."
"Yeah, Paw, maybe so, but the honeymoon is just about over."
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"You'd better take your petition to the governor, Ken, because we'll all be broke unless they pass a law allowing farmers and ranchers to have two wives apiece with JOBS in town..."
The two seasons collide in the Black Hills.
Wildflowers are adding a splash of color to the granite and pines of the rugged Black Hills.
Spring morning near Custer State Park. Photo by Dave-Bubs Boyles
South Dakota provides the perfect backdrop for toy photography.
The annual Dakota Marker game brought thousands to Brookings.
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