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Ernest Morris was a fifth generation California cattleman and a master of vaquero horsemanship, livestock handling, and rawhide braiding. He created authentic vaquero art in various media and authored seven books on the subject.
- Preserving the Vaquero Tradition Vaquero Books
California Cowboy Inventions is an interesting combination...
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Vaquero Artist Ernest Morris has made a significant effort...
- Preserving the Vaquero Tradition Vaquero Books
Ernest Morris is a vaquero artist who creates authentic remembrances of the California Vaquero tradition in various media. He has also authored and illustrated seven books about vaquero horsemanship and livestock handling.
Ernest Morris has 55 books on Goodreads with 3783 ratings. Ernest Morris’s most popular book is Flipping Numbers PT 1.
California Cowboy Inventions is an interesting combination of handy “cowboy” inventions and ideas, horsemanship information and picture creation thoughts and techniques from vaquero artist Ernest Morris. Like all of Ernie’s books, it includes numerous pen & ink drawings of horses, cattle and cowboys involved in several types of cowboy action.
Only a week after his last (unsuccessful) peal attempt at Whetstone, Ernest Morris died on 21st April 1962 in the Leicester Royal Infirmary, following a supposedly routine minor operation. His funeral took place at his beloved St. Margaret's Church on 1st May.
Only a week after his last (unsuccessful) peal attempt at Whetstone, Ernest Morris died on 21st April 1962 in the Leicester Royal Infirmary, following a supposedly routine minor operation. His funeral took place at his beloved St. Margaret's Church on 1st May.
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Oct 6, 2020 · Ernest Morris created a fantastic storyline which makes you wonder if Chasity will prevail from all the obstacles that confront her. Ernest Morris built each character with personalities that almost seem so real; he added suspense, deceit and some very hot, steamy scenes.
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