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• A Short Walk Up Boot Hill

    [An unknown prostitute of Dodge City] My reason for being on the road for so long has a great deal to do with my growing dislike of the winters of the North Country.  It also enables me to wander and explore my interests.  I love history, I am attracted to stories of the pioneer…

  patrickjegan

  March 14, 2016

  Blogging, Creativity, Deserts, Fables & Folklore, History, Melancholy Thoughts, non-fiction, Objects of Beauty, Real Personal History, The RV Life, Travels

  bat masterson, boot hill cemetery, boot hill dodge city kansas, cowboys, prostitutes, saloons

• Honky Tonks, Bordellos And Celery

  [This soiled dove was from Cripple Creek, CO.] We watched January turn into February in Silver City, New Mexico.  A former mining town from the 19th Century, was a place where miners, tired and in need of a drink and a little love to purchase, would come up from the valleys and down the mountains…and…

  patrickjegan

  February 6, 2016

  Blogging, Creativity, Fables & Folklore, Fictional Personal History, History, Objects of Beauty, Real and Unreal Adventures, Real Personal History, The RV Life, Travels

  bordellos, cowboys, madam millie of silver city, miners, modern vs historical images of the west, old west, prostitutes, saloons, silver city NM

• Dublin On A Sunday Afternoon

  It was a brief flight.  Heathrow to Dublin airport in a little over an hour.  No time for a movie.  No time for any real food.  I looked across Mariam’s lap and watched the fields of Wales slide under us at several hundred miles per hour.  Still, when we landed and took the taxi to…

  patrickjegan

  June 8, 2015

  Blogging, Creativity, England, Fables & Folklore, Ghosts, History, Holding onto the Past, Ireland, Love, Melancholy Thoughts, Memories, non-fiction, Objects of Beauty, Real Personal History, Travels

  Dublin, General Post Office, Ha’penny Bridge, Irish music, Legend of White Horse on O’Connell St. Bridge, O’Connell Street Bridge, padlocks of love, prostitutes, River Liffey, Temple Bar