is a photographic anthology of the eastern most piece of the Rocky Mountains in north central Wyoming - a state where Jackson Hole, Yellowstone National Park, Devil's Tower and the Tetons often take center stage. But to the locals and the people who frequent the Big Horns, including the Sioux and Cheyenne who escaped there after the defeat of General Custer in 1876, the Big Horns are an incredible mountain range and a very well-kept secret full of history, wildflowers, wildlife, giant waterfalls, icy alpine lakes, a crashed 1943 bomber, Indian artifacts, and snowcapped peaks which tower higher than any in the state of Montana. This book was released in April of 2004 and has been extremely popular with everybody familiar with the Big Horn range .

is a photographic journal that captures Deadwood, South Dakota's allure - what makes Deadwood as legendary today as it has been since 1876. This book is collection of contemporary photos that captures Deadwood's historic buildings including the Adams House and Museum, Wild Bill Hickock's grave. its special events, its mining history, and beautiful photos of Deadwood Gulch, its colorful locals in period dress, and also the specialBlack Hills geographic attractions and activities available in the northern Black Hills, easily acessible from Deadwood. If you are interested in Deadwood, in history, or in South Dakota, this is a must for your collection! We promise you will love this book, released in April of 2005.

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