Texas Cowpoke

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(Texas Cowpoke)

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He's a little hard to see when turned sideways, but here he is, watching over his herd as the sun goes below the thick grove of trees dressing the top of the west ridge.
 
I think he stands about 6ft 4, and wears the hat dad gave em' on his 15th birthday.


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