THE TRAIL OF PAINTED PONIES- TRAILS END Stance keeping wounds dry and covered

keeping wounds dry and covered with a protective residue film of iodine to provide prolonged activity

Classy Earlwood Embroidery

and easy to care for

remove excess soap and dirt by polishing with a soft

Turn the buckle until your Webber is sitting flat

THE TRAIL OF PAINTED PONIES- TRAILS END Stance keeping wounds dry and coveredThe End of the Trail was created by a famous sculptor that depicts a weary warrior slumped on the back of an exhausted horse. It is generally interpreted as a commentary on the suffering of Indian people driven from their native lands. Trails End, on the other hand, is intended to represent just the opposite. It characterizes the end of one trail and the beginning of another. It is a symbol of the resilience and determination that embodies the Native