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Situated west of Lone Pine, California, in the beautiful but stark Owens Valley, the Alabama Hills have been the setting for more than 350 movies, TV shows and commercials—many, many of them Westerns.
The dirt road to Mangas almost loses itself amid low hills as it winds through the windswept plains of New Mexico's high desert.
In 1872, the massacre was only 15 years old. Imagine how almost forgotten Mountain Meadows is today.
This is the kind of fog you expect to find on the coast, in London, in a horror movie or
Casablanca, not traveling along U.S. Highway 385 in eastern Colorado...
I'm on that scenic and historic stretch of Interstate 90 in Montana's "Gold West" country, showing my bias against "mining" and for "ranching."
Most Mountain Men re-enactors don't dare miss the Green River Rendezvous held in Pinedale, Wyoming, every July.
The clerk at the bookstore recommends that I grab supper and a beer at the Free State Brewing Company.
"Yes, we have Standing Bear, too" Betty Davis tells me when I spy the photograph of the legendary Ponca chief at the Douglas County Historical Society in Omaha, Nebraska.
It takes a well-traveled enthusiastic person whose love of the American West drives him (literally) to seek out the best spots to cultivate his obsession.
He could fish with the best of them, knew the outdoors like the back of his hand, played a mean game of baseball and left behind a lasting legacy as one of the great Western novelists.