Visitors since I installed this new counter, Nov 4, 2009
Special Alert:
DOG FOUND
A few miles outside of Ely, at the start of my 11 hour trip home, I witnessed a dog desperately dodging traffic. Without giving it a second thought, I stopped, got out, looked around for him, couldn't find him, returned to my pickup and there he was, sitting on the passenger side in great distress. So not knowing what else to do with him, I brought him home because he was clearly going to die out there in the desert running down the middle of the road as he was ....or of thirst and heat.
He is a shaved border collie, no collar, maybe an older dog who fell out of the pickup–not very active-very skinny. If this is your dog, call me:
541 883-7456.
Featured in this slideshow: The Californios 2010 Subscribers: Click Here to go to the photos I grew up on a big old time cattle ranch and have always had a buckaroo soul and a deep passion for the desert....but because I couldn't live on a ranch while I raised my children, and I looked stupid in a hat, I was lost – unrecognizable –for years until I took up taking these photos. I take photos of what is left of what interested and amazed me when I rode with the ranch crews all those years ago..and what I saw at the old Indian rodeos at Beatty. I look and look and look for those bits of memories to photograph, trying to put it all back together for myself...as it was such a huge loss to me. I realize that I still don't look like I'm part of the buckaroo world – weathered and shapeless as I am now ...but really I have always been. Next year, too, will be the 100th anniversary of my family's ranch in the Klamath Basin....and that I can go to Yamsi and kick up dust that tens of thousands of cattle have trampled and where ghosts of Uncle Buck, long gone Bar Y buckaroos...and my dad... ride by my side still means the world to me.
Coming soon...probably slowly, but never-the-less surely, I don't think [this is too much to ask]. Thousands of dollars in equipment and travel, thousands of miles traveling, [thousands] of hours uploading and editing photos.....and people pay a few dollars for the finished product!!! They don't even have to pay for the photo shoot or ranch call. Victoria Boyd, Ranch Life Photography Your password will give you immediate access to 130,000 of over 200,000 photos I have taken in the last twenty years (I shut down Shutterfly this spring and I'm in the process of re-editing and re-uploading photos to SmugMug from my archives...have about 80,000 to go) Processing: • Lund, Nevada Ranch Rodeo Friday Almost finished with Team sorting • Run For The Border July 27, 2010 I will have a heavy travel schedule this year, so don't miss a thing....SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Once your subscription is confirmed thru PayPal, and they send me your email or phone number, I will give you the password to the photo site. Good for one household– please do not share it with friends and other family. Then click here to see the oldies but goodies plus all the latest ranch and event photos! If you are not comfortable using your credit card online, all you need to do is send me a check for $20 to Mary Williams Hyde, 724 Main #208, Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601. Be sure and include an email or phone number so I can get the password to you. My phone number, if you forget the password, is 541 883-7456 and my email is mary@buckaroocountry.com Please remember that passwords are case sensitive so, correct capitalization is the key to having the password work correctly. If you have trouble you may want to try clearing your browser's cache To contact me email mary@maryhyde.com or days: 541 883-7456 . Your feedback is appreciated!!!! |
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