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Entertainment
| The Cross Town Cowboys will be performing at this year’s event. They are working on their next album, and will have a table selling their music and signing autographs. |
Howdy to all,
I am Sheriff Ricochet, and I am the one ramroddin this outfit, Oh; me and Deputy Dog Hoot; he is my side-kick.
Proceeds, not only from the Barstow Mojave Trail Days, but also from the Trading Post go to children of need, so help us give.
Happy Trails Children's Foundation
We are proud to announce that the Barstow Mojave Trail Days & The Happy Trails Children Foundation have partnered up to support the needy children of thier organization.
SOBs Sports for Children Program
Sports for children program for kids that can't afford the fee to play sports. Contact Us for more information.
To give directly to Shriners Hospital.
Shriners Hospitals is an international pediatric health care system dedicated to providing excellent patient care, research, and education. Our specialized medical care, backed by the skills and knowledge of the largest pediatric health care system in the world, delivers expert, family-focused care at no charge.
The SOBs invite you to look around and enjoy the flavor of the wild wild west. If you wonder what Deputy Dog and I are all about, we love the old west and want to keep it alive by displaying the living history of the 1800s, and to teach the Kids of this great Nation we live in about the Old West.SOB Newsletter
If you wish to receive notices when a screen test, festival, gathering, or anything that has to do with cowboy and indians, register with us to get on the mailing list by filling out the form on the register page.
Kids!
Check on the kids page at least once a month to read the letter from Deputy Dog to find out what is going on around Calico Ghost Town and his Cowdog world.
Cherokee Feast of Days
Living catches up with us quickly when we let everything become drudgery. We stop learning. We quit looking with interest, and we stop being aware of our own needs and feelings. Everything becomes routine and nothing new is on the horizon. We blame far too much on age. Age has little to do with the blue fog we let settle over us and the things we usually care about. It is our lack of energy brought about by our lack of vision. It is a lack of interest that dulls memory. A ga yv li, the elderly, are held in high regard in all Indian tribes. They have to remember so they can tell the young--and they would tell us to watch our mouths so not to speak negatively. They would tell us to renew our vision. They say our potential is unlimited and we will know when some- thing or someone lights our candle.What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night... it is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the Sunset. CROWFOOT
This picture was taken (Sept/2005) in Barstow, CA. at the Art Festival.
