One Went To Denver And The Other Went Wrong (Code Of The West) - Plot & Excerpts
Sitting cross-legged on the raised wooden front porch, Tap Andrews surveyed the Triple Creek Ranch. Several dozen brass .44-40 casings piled next to him. With a routine built by years of practice, he scraped each one clean with the small blade of his folding knife and reset a new primer, using the heavy, plier-like reloading tool stamped WCF. His wide-brimmed, gray sweat-stained hat was pushed to the back of his head. The weathered, leathery wrinkles around his eyes perched above the stubble of a ten-day beard. His boots sported a collection of fall mud and manure. He glanced across the bare dirt yard. Brownie and Onespot huddled near the barn with their rumps turned to the cold northwest wind. The sulking, melancholy clouds that had circled the ranch all day, now crouched, anxious to abandon their frozen load. “Well, fellas,” Tap mumbled in the general direction of the two horses, “winter’s on its way.
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