Rawhide



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Up Main Street	Shoot out	Me, lurking	Covered Wagons	Me again	General Store
Rawhide Cowboys and shootouts, a Wild West Saloon, gold panning and a Camel. Lots if stuff here. Okay, it is all fake (here), but it really is well done and in some ways seems more real than say Tombstone (which really is authentic). As with many places to go in the US, this is free entry, and you do what you want.

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Bruce and his hat	US Marshall	The Town	Indian corner shop	Downtown
Frontier Town This is more authentic than Rawhide, and is designed to look more like an old West town. Again, you are free to wander (and take a Bud or two in the saloon). The gentleman on the right in the first photo is my late friend Bruce, and believe me, it is a good idea to wear a hat in the Arizona sun. The Sheriff who is responsible for this region is that same Sheriff who has put dozens of cons in tent camps, in the desert. Seems like a really nice man.

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