This plate was on the back of a really old pick up truck at Brown Canyon Ranch where we went to photograph last week.
It brought up a lot of thoughts about how policing has changed over the years.
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Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
Justice was so much simpler back then… Lovely photo! 🙂
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The colors really grabbed me! We hadn’t even left the parking lot before I had my first treasure picture of the day! ;-> We had a great picnic lunch, too, with hot sandwiches!
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Sounds like a nice day trip! 🙂
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It’s only about ten miles away, so easy to go there and come back in one day, and still allow for DH to get his afternoon snooze. It was a gorgeous day to boot! So is today, but with a bit of wind. We’re so spoiled! ;->
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Looking at the pile of snow outside, I have to agree! 🙂
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What is that thing you say . . . “snow”? ;-> I can see some on the very tippy top of the mountains, but so far this year, none has settled on our ground. It’s nice to look at – in the far distance!
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I actually love it, but not when 2 months’ worth comes down in one day… 🙂
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Brilliant capture. A reminder that even our day will pass. It often wonder what the next generation with think of us.
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I’m not sure they think at all – beyond the screen in front of them! That may be too harsh; I’m sure there are very intelligent young people out there.
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When I think of frontier justice, I don’t get a good feeling.
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Probably true! 😦
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I just entered coordinates and other data into the on-board computer for my time machine. I hope to return with an actual Tombstone report but if you do not hear from me within 48-hours, then please check http://clantongang.com/oldwest/boothillgraveyard_graves.html to see if my alias for this trip “Louis Hancock” was recently listed among those who reside in Boot Hill. Wish me luck!
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Will keep all communication lines open for your safe return. For those of you who may read this, but don’t know my friend, Kit . . . he has a very vivid imagination, but the link he inserted in his comment is for real. Interesting reading! ;->
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