Great job Dan, they look like they might be a pretty rough bunch though. Maybe you better put on your tin star and go over there and let em' know that Sheriff Dan (Yay) is on the job and there'll be no tearing up the town while your around.LMAO I would but I'm kinda busy right now I just heard the dinner bell a dingin' over yonder. LOL

Another nicely done shot, Kidder. So you're the Sheriff..the welcoming committee...the photographer (well composed with clear color and a good depth of field with only the slightest bit of overcook on the tents in the background)..the principal of the school...boy, howdy, do you ever need to learn to delegate, Mister :) lol...love it :)PJ

Great capture Dan. The composition of the shot is excellent and I really like how clear & crisp this came out. Excellent job, thanks for sharing, Don

Boy, I had to study this awhile. I thought, "What the heck, there's too many horses hitched up to this wagon. The one on the far right is hitched up in a way I have seen before.. That's different. the one on the far left must be the mare's foal. That is one sharp, well focused photo. Nice.
Pat

Yep, here come those greenhorns, thinkin' life on the prairie is gonna be a cake walk! LOL Great shot, Dan! Now clone in a nice little mini-van for those newcomers! :))

A wonderful clear shot Dan ... I always thought it would fun to ride in a covered wagon. Very nice composition ... excellent work.

Beautiful shot, Dan! This is terrifically colorful and I love the scene. Those horses are wonderful to look at.

Beautiful picture. Lovley color and sharp like a knife. Drive a wagon like this is fun. I did it in my early year :)) My little pony Filip will be learn to drive a wagon - not that big - in this winter. My three horses came home yesterday from the summer camp so now the learning starts :))
Anyway itīs a excellent picture.

Wonderful capture,Dan..Clear and with Great colors.Love the scene..Thanks..

lovely capture Daniel! They look like they need a welcome - you can give them some of your land - a couple of acres should do! lol! Patti

are we there yet? are we there yet? are we there yet? are we there yet? :)
Gosh....can you imagine....a trip with the family back then? Yowza!

Dan, it had to be tough in the olden days. But your pictures make it look a lot easier than it was. Great shots in the series. keep on pushing.
Vic

I too can imagine how hard it must have been to really live during the era they're depicting here. This is a grand photo if ever I've seen one Dan. Sharp as a pin in clarity and DOF. I love it!