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Wild West Barn 682320 from the Waverly The Road West Collection is a printed cotton and linen blended drapery and upholstery fabric. To give you an idea of the scale, the larger cactus measures approximately six inches in height while the overall pattern repeat measures 25.25 inches vertical by 27 inches horizontal.
Overview. 2 episodes. IMDB TMDB TVDB Fanart.tv. Status Ended. Network #<Network:0x00007faab1639b20>. Premiered September 12, 1966. Runtime 45m. Total Runtime 2h (2 episodes) Country United States.
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The Road West was a Syndication network Western series written by Richard Fielder and Bernard C. Schoenfeld. The show aired from September 12, 1966 to August 28, 1967, lasting for one season & 29 episodes; it was sponsored by Kraft Foods.
S1.E25 ∙ Charade of Justice. Mon, Mar 27, 1967. Episode opens with Ben Pride camping on the high desert late at night. After Ben falls asleep we see nothing but a man's legs & feet walk into camp, unhitch Ben's horse and ride off on it, bareback. Ben has to walk a far piece into the closest town where he eventually locates his horse in the ...
S1.E25 ∙ Charade of Justice. March 27, 1967. Episode opens with Ben Pride camping on the high desert late at night. After Ben falls asleep we see nothing but a man's legs & feet walk into camp, unhitch Ben's horse and ride off on it, bareback. Ben has to walk a far piece into the closest town where he eventually locates his horse in the same ...
