Reading the back cover comments, as many consumers do, I immediately formed a negative opinion (I spent my college weekends in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where this local history is based). One of the comments, written by a barmaid: “Thank goodness these times are gone but not forgotten.” I cherish my memories in Steamboat Springs, and I know the cowboys are still there, contrary to the author’s observations in this book. The title suggests that this book is about the good ol’ boys


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