Showing posts with label MERIDIAN BRIDGE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MERIDIAN BRIDGE. Show all posts
Friday, 12 November 2010
The Bridge reopens
Only yesterday I commented on The Archive about how much I missed the excellent website, Meridian Bridge which can always be relied on for some great western content. Well the post gathered several responses, not least one from the toll keeper, Richard Prosch himself and now the Bridge is back - it's a great site, with some interesting stuff in the archives. So check out Meridian Bridge and bookmark the site and pop over from time to time -you know it makes sense.
Thursday, 11 November 2010
Monday, 26 July 2010
HER PERSONAL WEST
Damn that Meridian Bridge for coming up with this great idea for a western based series of blog posts - man, I wish I'd thought of it. Anyway the latest entry comes from Terry James, purveyor of fine western novels. Terry is actually the pen-name for Joanne Walpole - check it out HERE
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Personal West series continues
In the words of Brian Wilson - 'I get around whoo oo woo woo', or something like that - check out my entry in the personal west series on Meridian Bridge
Tuesday, 15 June 2010
WHAT DOES THE WEST MEAN TO YOU
There's a great series just started over at Meridian Bridge, in whi
ch contributors are asked to sum up what The West means to them. I'll be taking part myself later in the series and I urge you all to head over and read the first entry from Charles Gramlich.
ch contributors are asked to sum up what The West means to them. I'll be taking part myself later in the series and I urge you all to head over and read the first entry from Charles Gramlich.
Thursday, 16 July 2009
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