High Country
Medium: acrylic on canvas
48"W X 36"H
I've always found the life of a cowboy appealing. I grew up in a small mill town in Idaho whose annual rodeo was second only to the
nationally recognized Oregon Pendleton Roundup. As a teenager, it was not unusual for friends to ride to the edge of our property
and tie up to our white fence. Ranchers and farmers — hardworking folk that help shape our country. My brother-in-law is my urban
cowboy. Raising quarter horses; some ropin', some ridin', but loving every minute of it. Happy trails to us all.
Medium: acrylic on canvas
48"W X 36"H
I've always found the life of a cowboy appealing. I grew up in a small mill town in Idaho whose annual rodeo was second only to the
nationally recognized Oregon Pendleton Roundup. As a teenager, it was not unusual for friends to ride to the edge of our property
and tie up to our white fence. Ranchers and farmers — hardworking folk that help shape our country. My brother-in-law is my urban
cowboy. Raising quarter horses; some ropin', some ridin', but loving every minute of it. Happy trails to us all.