CattleAnnie_LittleBritchesb by jocko500
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Description
CattleAnnie_LittleBritchesb was outlaw women of the old west in 1800's. They was mean to others. What I read which is not much on them but they was lovers and they both would shoot you dead for nothing. They was caught and sent to jail. That all I know of them.
The photo of them I got out of the Labriey of Congress which say any photos before 1923 is copyright free.
they is a boneman in jail too but it hart to see him. jail is from the net. I forgot where I got it lol. The mountian I made.
yes the montian raise high above the clouds but so do people in history at times.
These two is little know women of the west.
Nothing like Belle Starr;
Belle Starr's Daughter ; and others that you can read about on http://www.outlawwomen.com/
thanks for every thing
oh the mountian is really a skull That I boolge[misspelled] but it pos. and neg. grouped together] then i made it large. I thought it looked cool so I used it. the jailhouse is off the net as a freeble

Comments (38)
A little bit out of their home ground, looks so cool in that settin, I saw a movie one time about them, forget where, but this is a fun piece, amazes me where your ideas come from Jocko, . Eccellent Lina
Very original Jock, love the snow!
Very creative,love the old west!!***
Very "unusual" and sureal bud!!! Great job!!!!!
So cool! So much history in the Old West :D
Original and very creative.
You are right about the copy right. When people had that objection before, I went and checked it out. I got an email response from the head librarian. "I do want to say that some of the material found on our site is no longer under copyright protection so it can be used without obtaining permission from the original copyright holder. However, almost all of it was under copyright protection at one point in time and now that protection has not been renewed or has expired. Many of the photographs taken for government purposes will not have copyright protection and can be freely used. Most of the items have information provided that indicates whether there are restrictions on the use of the material." Feel free to copy that and post it when you need to. Great image, by the way. I love the way you used different components. Clever and creative.
I wouldn't wanna piss them off!!