In this modern reboot of the iconic western hero, Tonto tells a fan of the "Lone Ranger" radio show the story of not only how he met Reid back in the day, but also how he came to be known the infamous masked outlaw known only as the "Lone Ranger." Disney pulls out all the stops to duplicate the same level of success that "Pirates of the Caribbean" had, but do they succeed? Let's find out.

This 142-page rediscovered work by Carrie DeVoe is truly a treasure. It not only offers lost folklore of various Native American tribes, it is also beautifully written and illustrated with original paintings.

It includes folklore from the following tribes:

1. The Pawnees

2. The Sioux

3. The Kaws and Osages

4. The Delaware

5. The Wyandots

6. The Pottawatomies

7. The Shawnees

Wild Horse History
Last night I was thinking about a great book I read many years ago, most of us are familiar with the, Clan of The Cave Bears, I love that book and I was thinking about the main character, a women, who in her travels came upon a horse. She was camped out along a rocky elevated area, no doubt for protection, and decided to stay for a while. This beautiful white horse was off in the distance, grazing in a valley, as time went by, the horse came closer and closer. As much time past they would spend days in the fields and walk side by side.