The West never looked so good!
by Lenna Webb
(Dallas, Texas)
The Judge and Preacher
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18 family members (grandparents were host and Bartender) kids and grandkids went all out in costumes and playing their parts. My sister loved her part as Three Feathers wearing authentic braids and buckskin! We had lots of food to continually snack on and, of course plenty of beer.
We had the prettiest Sheriff you have ever seen. She came with the fur trapper who played his part so well just mumbling answers to questions that several complained to the barkeep after using their special interrogation skill to no avail on him.
Three Feathers either sold or traded away her healing herbs resulting in three people dying, including the actual culprits..
I have many more pictures I would like to share if you give me a way to do so!
Lenna Webb
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