I'm telling
you, it was a jaw-dropper to stand just inside the entrance and take in the
view down the hall. Everything down at the other end of the center aisle became
microscopic and blurry to these old eyes.
Each row
breaking left or right from the center aisle sported giant booths of everything
western, country, and cowboy that you can ever imagine. Check out these few
pictures from the dozens upon dozens that I took (even of booths that
specifically forbade picture-taking ... er, sorry about that):
On the way
back to my hotel, the nice cabbie told me that the Sahara Convention Center
housed the overflow of vendors. The overflow?!?!? Apparently, smaller
vendors who can't get into the main show set up there. I never knew that.
Did I want to
be dropped off there? Oh hell no! My feet were killing me.
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In NFR Cowboy Christmas is featured in every NFR event. The History of the National Finals Rodeo is not fulfilled without Cowboy Christmas.
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