Lee W Hart

Do you know how the West was really won? Not by gunslingers and outlaws, cattle barons and lone sheriffs. No, the West was won by the Railroad. The real heroes are the men and women who braved hardship and danger - including the distinct possibility of a scalping from hostile Indians - to build the ...

Dakota Hart was resigned to the fact that she was going to be married to the ranch and not a cowboy for the rest of her life. Jace Driscol was a reporter in need of hands on experience to write his next book about the American Cowboy. Sometimes the road of life takes us places we need to go and show...

Montana Hart might be stubborn as a mule, but one solitary tear down the cheek of Tucker Church was enough to make her swallow that pride and risk her heart again. Tucker lost everything when he lost that horse, including his mind. He must have since the devil, Montana Hart was after his soul. How m...

This first monograph by Lexington-based photographer Sharon Lee Hart is a book of dignified black-and-white portraits of rescued farm animals, accompanied by handwritten stories by sanctuary workers. A lifelong vegetarian, Hart considers farm animals "some of the most abused, overlooked animals on t...

Lace up your boots and head into Colorado's rugged Sangre de Cristo Mountains to explore this spine of soaring peaks that stand more than a mile above the San Luis and Wet Mountain Valleys. Here you'll discover plunging creeks, gorges cut from chunky conglomerate, and valleys where elk, bighorn shee...