Wild Bill....

Wouldn't it have been neeto bandito to have known Bill...?

Pawnee Fork Crossing

It was not to far from here that when I was young we spent many a day fishing...As a young christian, being taught to catch fish for our diet was an essential....Along with the tales and quiet fishing that I remember so well was the story of an Indian. One who's love that could never be, to the daughter of a chief, mainly because her marriage was fixed upon a brave warrior who had won the rights to her...After her marriage he climb the highest cliff and through himself to the floor below, and soon became to be called "Lovers Leap" to this day...

The End of the Trail

Once we reach Sante Fe, we are met with a scene like this...Homes made of Adobe...This particular home is over 400 yrs. old

Wild Bill (Lawman and Gambler)

Read many a newspaper articles in the archives of the Dodge City news back in the day and Wild Bill, along with the Earps had their work cut out for them....Wasn't a day gone by that the police report had it's own page....Mostly Full

Dodge City Depot

This Depot looks the same today as it did in the 1800's ....And still in use...Take a trip on the Am Track and visit America from atop the observation deck and see beyond the back roads and highways to a part of the U.S. that most people don't ever get to see.....