The Western Tradition

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July 3rd 2011

Published: March 27th 2012

Adams Museum Today was a day for contrasts; different traditions of the American west. I spent the early part in the Wild West, Deadwood. The Adams Museum tells the story of the town. It’s named for a mining executive who founded the museum in the 1930s, W.E. Adams. The museum is filled with items of all sorts, ranging from the deeply profound to the inane. All of it is packed closely t... Read Full Entry

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Ezra Erb

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When I travel, I love the great outdoors, modern art, historical sites, good food, classic roadside attractions, and long drives in a convertible. Preferably all at once. The nickname is a tribute to a wise traveller in the Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, who proved that all you really need to cross the galaxy (and beyond) is a towel. I appreciate comments and feedback from blog readers. If you like the posts, I'd appreciate following my blog; the system will send updates to followers when new stuff gets posted.... full info

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