I Need An Aspirin by diomedes66
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Back to Old Tucson:
Actually they didn't have aspirin in the mid to late 1800's - however, they did have medicated toilet paper for those cowboys with hemorrhoids for having spent too much time in the saddle - and - Kikkapoo Indian Juice for everything else. No one ever complained about the juice. I suspect that the alcohol and cocaine being the primary ingredients probably had a little to do with that - I might be mistaken though.
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Comments (39)
excellent photography in b/w with fantastic composition ,I love it my friend!!!!!!
The apothecary itself it terrific, but I also like the rough textured bldg next to it and the water tower in the back. Excellent catch. Oh, and pass a little of that kikkapoo if ya don't mind podner.
Wonderful I was out of eye of newt!! Excellent photo!!!
Wonderful B/W work. Makes me wanting to play a little more with my own B/W pictures.
magnificent photography!!! you make me wanna see this place!!! outstanding capture!
You, sir, are simply a charmer...worse even than those old medicine men who hawked their elixers and sold their snake waters to an awestruck audience...Lol. I love your sense of humor, and your photography has a charm that is as bewitching as it is spectacular. A wonderful work of art here...Excellent, my friend. vote
I assume you think that Henry Fonda was the best Doc Hollyday? I think highly of Dennis Quaid!
fantastic and impressive b/w capture of old good times! must be wonderful to find there all the handmade medicine and alchemedic stuff! ;o)
Superb photography!!! Fantastic color!!! Excellent work!!!