On one of our trips to Austin, Texas to see our oldest son and his family we all took a day trip to Bastrop, an historic town East of Austin. On our way back we spotted a big Texas flag, a big trailer and a couple of longhorn steers that had been saddled.
Then on second look, things became clear. One of the steers was munching on a flake of hay. The second, next to the trailer and flag had a folding step ladder set next to the saddle. Finally you see the sign: “$10 Photo”. It’ll be easy to climb the ladder, set in the saddle, and get a souvenir photo of you riding a real Texas longhorn. This cowboy has a unique side hustle.
Roadtirement 
Brill
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Brill ?
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I believe brill is British slang for brilliant.
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Thanks, I did not know that.
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Short for brilliant
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Thanks, Sheree, that’s a new one for me!
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This is very amusing!
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It sure caught my eye!
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Yeehaw, ride ’em cowboy!
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Hmm, so it’s sort of like when kids lining up to sit on Santa’s lap, but I’m wondering how that steer feels about it.
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I think both steers actually have it pretty good. They are not heading to a packing plant anytime soon. All they have to do is put up with a human sitting on his back for a bit. I’m sure the cowboy would love a line of kids wanting parents to pay 10 bucks for a picture! Thanks for stopping by…
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