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"After arriving via the Union Pacific Railroad, and later in their own Model T's, young eastern women changed into cowgirl garb and fell head-over-heels in love with roughnecks, while the men tramped into the wilderness looking for grizzly bear.
In the early days a dude was usually an easterner with a social-register listing. Other variations on the word included dudeen, describing a lady, or dudette, meaning a child or a lady smitten by a cowboy."
Old-time Dude Ranches Out West,
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| The tennis court is tucked into an arroyo,with the "usual" incredible mountain views. |
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