Lights out

Well, the Rodeo went well, the Safety and Rescue team working hard for the entire weekend, but a very satisfying time all-in-all.

This weekend - THE MIGHTY DEERSTALKER!!

I'll be dead on my feet by Monday...

Pyro

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