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(This just in late 9-1-10: Ed Dunlap had a bad 4-wheeler accident yesterday. Seems as if a 4-wheeler turned over on him, pinning him overnight. Search continued this morning and someone in their plane found him. It was 24 hours from the time of the wreck before he was finally in the hospital in Burns. There is a bone fragment gone from his skull, but NO brain damage they know of now. Said it would take 2 hours to clean his head wound and would know more then. It broke his collarbone and dislocated his shoulder.
LeroyCowart, who has been at the hospital with him, said something about his dogs being with him and curled up with him and it helped to keep him warm. Thankfully last night was warmer than it has been for 5 or 6 days, but still not a summer night by a long shot. Friends can call Ed and Jeanette's phone number 541-493-2242 to give support.
Many of you who are regular visitors to my website may not know Ed by name but you have seen hundreds of photos of him thru the years. Check my slide show above to see a photo of Ed.
Pictured above: some of my favorites from 2010 Subscribers: Click Here to go to the photos I grew up on a big old time cattle ranch and have always had a buckaroo soul and a deep passion for the desert....but because I couldn't live on a ranch while I raised my children, and I looked stupid in a hat, I was lost – unrecognizable –for years until I began taking these photos so that you could know who I really am. I take photos of what was seared into my heart by the cattle, the horses, the vast sage-covered desert, and the old time cowboys I rode with all those years ago...and what I saw at the old Indian rodeos at Beatty. I look and look and look for those bits of memories to photograph, trying to put it all back together for myself...as it was such a huge loss to me. I realize that I still don't look like I'm part of the buckaroo world – weathered and shapeless as I am now ...but really I have always been. Next year, too, will be the 100th anniversary of my family's ranch in the Klamath Basin....and that I can go to Yamsi and kick up dust that tens of thousands of cattle have trampled and where ghosts of Uncle Buck, long gone Bar Y buckaroos, and my dad ride by my side means the world to me.
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