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Desert Scene of West Texas, USA
Statue recognizing the "Pony-Express" mail service of the 19th Century in the Southwest of America.
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Statue recognizing the "Pony-Express" mail service of the 19th Century in the Southwest of America.
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Sep 14 2006 06:48 GMT charlotte
very nice statue
Sep 14 2006 08:33 GMT Jakeobean
Charlotte, thank you very much for looking at my photographs. This was a beautiful statue and it was just sitting beside the road near El Paso, Texas. Reminds me of those sculptures done by the artist, Remington.
Sep 14 2006 17:44 GMT Jakeobean
HQN....thank you very much.....I think you plan your photographs well...I think I just "luck-out".....sometimes.
Oct 23 2006 06:17 GMT annaschnitfink
Great picture and good info!
Oct 24 2006 09:15 GMT Jakeobean
Annaschnitfink...I have started to maintain a journal of my photographs ...something I should have been doing for a very long time........
May 03 2008 01:46 GMT martini957
beautiful find and shot
May 03 2008 10:04 GMT Jakeobean
Martini.....I took this photograph while visiting my brother in El Paso, Texas....we went to the military museum on Ft. Bliss.....ironically enough it was also one of the outposts of the old Pony Express Mail service.........
Nov 13 2010 19:40 GMT aquiles PRO
WO0NDERFUL RIDE !!!!!!!!
Nov 14 2010 12:16 GMT Jakeobean
Aquiles..thank you so very much...I was visiting my brother in El Paso, Texas and we went to this museum....at one time, El Paso was a stop for the "Pony Express"...a famous mail service in the old west.....

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