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Fighting the Elements

Fighting the Elements

October 2001—Greg Polutanovich’s tent lies on the ground. As rain pounds down, Greg assesses the damage at the now-closed outdoor art show in...

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The Russians are Coming

The Russians are Coming

“It’s strange that a little town like Taos, New Mexico, would get two artists from Russia,” said Frank Waters, an author who lived in Taos and knew...

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Duct Taping the West

Duct Taping the West

Richard Goff knows two things well: rawhide braiding and horses. Horses came first. “I grew up in the Southeast, the Carolinas, and got my first...

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Fighting the Elements

A Pictorial Historian

George Catlin’s paintings were predicted to “grow in importance with advancing years, and when the race of which they are the representation will...

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Nerves of Steel

Nerves of Steel

While much has been written about Westerners’ “tricked-out” guns, a cursory review of the hardware documented to these Old West gunmen reveals that...

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Legendary Rancher

Legendary Rancher

Nobody was going to sneak up on ol’ Tap Duncan on the Diamond Bar Ranch, tucked away as it was in a remote corner of Arizona’s Mohave County....

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Why Did The Alamo Flop?

Why Did The Alamo Flop?

First off, there were no male action stars and no hot babes, so there goes the action and sex-comedy crowds. Look at the four biggest grossing films...

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