There he is, Southpaw himself! After they played, we went up to the stage and talked to the band a bit. They were so thankful we were there- poor guys, for most of it we were the only ones watching! They gave us a free Southpaw CD as a token of appreciation. The banjo player was excited to meet Matt and said he had a goal to meet a left-handed banjo player in every state. So far he had met one in New York, Idaho, and now Matt in Alaska. Lefty power unite!
While we were watching the band, I overheard an announcement from the Rodeo side of the fair that bull-riding was coming up. I was pretty darn excited about that! As many of you know, Urban Cowboy, which is a love story centered around bull-riding, is my all time favorite movie. (Shout out to the Michigan ladies!!!) It's even where I got my once popular nickname, Sissy.
Here's a picture of the rodeo announcer's booth, with the stars and stripes and RV in the background. Awww yeaaah! 
Here is the best shot of one of the cowboys on his bull. No need to ask this guy if he is a real cowboy. Look at that hat, and his form! Ride it!!!
Unfortunately, we just missed the racing pigs. But then I wonder, is that unfortunate?

Here is the best shot of one of the cowboys on his bull. No need to ask this guy if he is a real cowboy. Look at that hat, and his form! Ride it!!!
Unfortunately, we just missed the racing pigs. But then I wonder, is that unfortunate?
Another awesome Friday night on the 'ol Kenai Peninsula!
Stay tuned for some video, and check out all the other posts below- I think we are all caught up now!
2 comments:
Hey Jen! Your pics of Alaska are so totally awesome. I hope you continue to enjoy the adventure!
Love,
Stacy
Did you and Bud wear matching shirts to the rodeo? Better yet, was it a PRISON rodeo? That would have been truly authentic!
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