Earl & Pinky
It’s nearly impossible to discuss the Greasy Creek watershed, or even the history of Dry Creek, without mentioning longtime cowman, Earl McKee. Going four-score strong, he’s been my neighbor for over forty years as well as a surrogate father from time to time.
Among his many activities, like playing the tuba in the well-traveled High Sierra Jazz Band, he’s been photographing brandings for many years now, focusing on the lariat loop. In coming days, we will be sharing some of these.
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- Kenny McKee, Greasy Creek Branding © 2013 E.A. McKee
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- Kenny McKee, Greasy Creek Branding © 2013 E.A. McKee
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- Kenny McKee, Greasy Creek Branding © 2013 E.A. McKee
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- Kenny McKee, Greasy Branding © E. A. McKee
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That top shot’s a classic, and somebody should draw it or paint it or sculpt it.
And Earl should write a book!
🙂
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