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A bull crosses Echeta Road as a pair of Burlington Northern SD40-2s hustle an eastbound “Z’ train past milepost 627 through Croton, Wyoming, on the morning of June 14, 1997. Croton is located between the sidings of Lariat and Echeta on the BNSF’s Big Horn Subdivision west of Gillette.
Hardin, Montana
n.b. Never owned a Canon and this wasn't 2011. Flickr went off the rails for a second.
All the neon's gone....but the birds love it! I like the cowboy riding the bucking bronco at the bottom of the sign. Cheyenne,Wyomong. 10.24.2017.
TRUTH HAIR : scout
{vincue} & Momento evie heels noir
{vincue} & Momento Evie+jeans RARE maitreya
{vincue} & Momento Evie +top RARE
etham- Lariat necklace #9
Originally located at 850 W. Williams Ave in Fallon, NV, it's now restored and on display at 151 E. Park St., in the Oats Park Arts Center. Bravo for keeping this beautiful piece of art alive.
Lariat 6.7L Power stroke turbo diesel
Hazma Demolition & Disposal,
Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia
Barrel weave in 0.8mm Sterling silver wire 2.6mm ID, Celtic Knot center in 1.5mm wire 7mm ID with Swarovski crystals.
SOLD
Least Sandpipers practice rope tricks with marine worms on Horsepen Bayou. These peeps seem to make a pretty decent living here when the conditions are ripe, i.e. low tides, shallows, and exposed mudflats.
Head: Lelutka Evo, River
Applier: The Skinnery, Michele, Toffee
Hair/Hat: No.Match, No_Ride, Blonde
Pants: Blueberry, Jolene Jeans, Stonewash
Top: Blueberry, Ride or Die, Flannel
Body: Maitreya, Lara
Boots: Dirty Princes, Lil Cowgirl Princess Boots with HUD
Necklace: Etham, Lariat Necklace #1
I'm having a rough time with this one. Haven't found many appliers that look quite right on it. But this one from The Skinnery comes close.
Mainstore Release: 1 Mar, 2022
MOZ "Bandera" Leather Fringe Jacket Distressed Brown Leather shown
MOZ "Nina" Leather Leggings Light Brown Leather shown
MOZ "Lariat" Snakeskin Bootie Rattlesnake skin shown. Fits Low or Kitten feet.
Shown with:
MOZ Original Mesh
On Father's Day of 2015, a recreation of the famous California Zephyr traveled roundtrip from Oakland to Portola. The train consisted of four stainless steal rail cars, three of which were domes (Silver Solarium, Silver Smith, Silver Lariat, and Silver Splendor). Above, you see this special train crossing one of the classic views of the Feather River Canyon, the trestle at Rock Creek. Nothing like seeing silver passenger cars traverse the Feather River Route.
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Yes,it DOES look like a 3/4 sized F-150, which MIGHT be its' downfall......... I THINK BUYERS were looking for IDENITY here.
I really mused over this wall mural, I still do when I look at the image....:-)
Taken on Young Street near Bloor in Toronto
This is Lariat Loop Road, which ascends several hundreds of feet above Golden, a western suburb of Denver. Constructed 98 years ago, motorists and cyclists alike have taken this road to reach the peak of Lookout Mountain along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.
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Silver Lariat, Rapids, and Solarium bring up the rear of the Zephyr this day. The cars are on familiar DRGW rails.
Great view of the way the town just to the west of the entrance to Yellowstone National Park used to look. From what I can see by looking at Google there isn't a building in this photo that is still standing. Lot's of nice 1940's and 1950's cars (most Chevrolet and Ford models - station wagons!) and some very nice gas stations and motels. I would love to stay in this town when it looked like this.
The signs are fantastic. I'll list what I'm able to read.
Left side of the street:
Texaco
Tackle Shop
Lariat Bar?
Meats Groceries
IGA Grocery Store
?? Cafe
76 Gas Station
Right side of street:
Chevron
Eagle Curios
Mobil - Mobilgas
Totem Cafe
Esso
Unfortunately these chrome postcards are tough to view when enlarged or while looking through a loupe.