It depends on where you spent the day. Back in my cattle days, after spending all day on a horse in blowing snow, I'd come home and crank the wood stove. Sometimes it takes a lot to get thawed back out, then you open the windows and doors to see if you can get it cool enough to sleep.The wife is already getting frustrated with me and the wood stove.View attachment 306450
Cool leather but what is it for? Spearhead cover?
Been over 40 years since I was on top of that rimrock. There was a wild horse herd and no sheep back then.
That’s Mt Garfield. You’re lucky you escaped. They say you’ll never leave the Grand Valley once you’ve climbed it. Here’s the view from the top. This pic was taken in February. The lack of snow might be why people never leave.
Bison shoulder for a knife sheath.
My wife wanted to climb Mt Garfield for a while when we lived there. I didn't have much desire. She finally talked me into going. I had to almost drag her up the first incline. Ended up making it to the top, and although she was very satisfied she never felt the need to do it again.
