Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Idyology opens with a bang
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Good ol’ Sheriff came to the rescue, shooting down the cowboys Saturday afternoon. The gunfighters and cowboys took over town on and near The Fort Saturday afternoon before heading to Idyology for the celebration of its grand opening Saturday night.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
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