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COWGIRL STYLE

Cowgirl Spring Fashion: Life Is Roses

March 20, 2017
Release your past like petals in the wind, inhale the optimism of flowers blooming anew, and prepare for a bright, beautiful future. Blouse, Vintage Collection, $165, vintagecollectiondesign.com; jeans, Miss Me $89.50, missme.com; earrings, $359, bracelet, $1,059, both Rhed Lucy, linnnlaureljewelry.com/rhedlucy; necklace, Linn & Laurel, $155, linnnlaureljewelry.com Jacket, $89, blouse, $44,  both by How Cute, howcuteonline.com; ...
Cowgirl Spring Fashion photo by Ken Amorosano
COWGIRL STYLE

Spring Fashion: Life Is Roses

By Rhiannon Deremo
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March 20, 2017
Release your past like petals in the wind, inhale the optimism of flowers blooming anew, and prepare for a bright, beautiful future. Blouse, Vintage Collection, $165, vintagecollectiondesign.com; jeans, Miss Me $89.50, missme.com; earrings, $359, bracelet, $1,059, both Rhed Lucy, linnnlaureljewelry.com/rhedlucy; necklace, Linn & Laurel, $155, linnnlaureljewelry.com Jacket, $89, blouse, $44,  both by How Cute, howcuteonline.com; ...
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HOME & RANCH

Valley Garden Ranch

By Deborah Donohue
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March 13, 2017
The romance and thrill of fly-fishing for rainbow trout and other aquatic beauties in Montana’s cold, crystalline waters was the perfect lure to entice a high powered metropolitan couple to ditch their city suits and don their Carhartts.  The couple and their brood found their Nirvana near Ennis, Montana at Valley Garden Ranch, an eight-thousand-acre...
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HORSES

Road To The Horse

By Susan L. Ebert
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March 6, 2017
Road to the Horse ranks among the premier colt-starting events on the planet, its world-class cowboys revered for their near-magical horsemanship skills. So small wonder that back in 2005, a fan commented to RTTH owner/producer Tootie Bland that “women should have their own event.” A nice sentiment, perhaps. But after Stacy Westfall became the RTTH...
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COWGIRL LIFE

Modern Rancher Elizabeth Poett

By Deborah Donohue
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February 27, 2017
  The regal yet natural beauty is tracing back her ancestry for me—and it goes a long way back.  Her ice blue eyes and flowing blond hair reflect her centuries-old Castilian pedigree, but the strong, suntanned arms and unmanicured hands are unmistakably those of a working rancher. She is soft-spoken and humble, yet confident and...
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COWGIRL LIFE

The West Through A Seasoned Lens

By Chris Enss
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February 20, 2017
Barbara Van Cleve is fiercely independent and so are the cowgirls she photographs. The images of lady ranchers and rodeo riders she has taken over her long career as a photographer convey a pride of self-reliance, determination, and daring beyond measure. It’s something women in all walks of life hope to possess. Many of Barbara’s...
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COWGIRL LIFE

Soul Sisters At The Cowgirl Museum And Hall Of Fame

By Susan L. Ebert
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February 13, 2017
Back in 1975, civic leaders convened at the Deaf Smith County seat of Hereford—about 50 miles southwest of Amarillo, Texas, and halfway between Black and Dawn—to devise a unique event to promote their small cattle-ranching town: an annual All-Girl Rodeo. That idea quickly grew beyond an all-girl rodeo to a much grander concept:  The National...
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COWGIRL LIFE

Prickly Pear Tequila Sunrise Mimosa

By Susan L. Ebert
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February 6, 2017
PRICKLY PEAR TEQUILA SUNRISE MIMOSA Yields 2 drinks 3 ounces prickly pear syrup 1 ½ cups freshly squeezed orange juice 3 ounces silver agave tequila (I like the organic Dulce Vida) 3 ounces Prosecco or champagne (can substitute Topo Chico or other sparkling water) Pour the prickly pear syrup into the bottoms of two tall...
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HOME & RANCH

The Creamery

By Deborah Donohue
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January 16, 2017
A stone collector for John Mills of Select Stone, the rock supplier for the architectural firm of JLF & Associates, was out in eastern Montana scavenging among the scree—piles of stone on the slope or base of a mountain that have fallen in a rock slide—when he spotted an old building.  The roof was caved...
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