#phineas clanton

[nerds-yearbook]

The time traveling alien known as the Doctor (Doctor 1) and his companions arrived in Tombstone in the old West of America in October of 1881. The Doctor had a toothache and sought out the local dentist who turned out to be Doc Holliday. Soon the Doctor and his companions found themselves intertwined in the events accumulating in the famous gunfight at the OK Corral. ("The Gunfighters", Doctor Who, vlm 1, TV)

[mynumberis19]

Wynonna earp theory time

Nicole is a descendant of the Clantons.

So I did some research and basically there were three Clanton brothers who faced off with Wyatt and his two brothers at the OK Corral. Billy Blanton was killed by Wyatt, but Ike Clanton ran off and went into hiding. The new sherrif mentioned that cleo sent “Uncle Ike” after Wynonna, which would be the Clanton brother who survived the OK Corral.

The third Clanton brother, Phineas, also clashed with law enforcement, but also escaped and moved around frequently. My theory is that Nicole is a descendant of this third brother, or at least related to the others. She did mention in 3x03 that she was staying with her aunt when the Cult of Bulshar massacre happened in the forest when she was a kid, maybe Margo “mam” Clanton is that aunt. The history that the Clanton family has with the law would explain why Nicole���s parents are so against her being a cop, just like mam is so against the descendants of Wyatt.

Nicole is a Clanton, a member of the family that most hates the Earps. She made a deal with mam to fulfill her “destiny” as the Clanton heir if she could help bring Waverly back, planning on crossing the bridge of actually going through it when she got to it.

This could also be one of the factors that drew Nicole back to the Ghost River Triangle. She mentioned to Nedley that when she saw the posting for PSD, she knew that Purgatory was where she had to serve.

I knew Nicole would turn out to be more involved in the history of the Earp family, but this is HUGE guys, I’m NOT READY HELP!!!

[lissy-strata]

Plot twist- she’s jealous because she thinks Steven is prettier.

Picture: Phineas Clanton, Steven, and Dodo in the saloon. Infotext: Remember that Dodo, not Steven, was originally the singer, which makes Kate’s professional jealousy a little more pointed.

[gregoryalanburhoe]

A couple more characters from "Vendetta Ride: The True Story Of Wyatt Earp" by Gregory Alan Burhoe.

Newman 'Old Man' Clanton is the closest thing the Cowboys association has to a central leader. He and his sons organize many of their cattle raids. He makes sure every man gets his fair share after the stolen goods are sold. If one ever needs a favor, perhaps some help dodging the authorities, 'Old Man' Clanton is the man to see.

Ike's older brother Phineas 'Phin' Clanton is a seasoned rancher and rustler. Both a bean counter and a wildcard, Phin follows his father's lead to expand the family business—be it within or against the law.

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10 of the best US road trip stopoffs readers travel tips

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10 of the best US road trip stopoffs readers travel tips

Anyone driving in the US will encounter kitsch diners and gaudy motels, but the roads are also lined with oddball museums and unique amusements New Testament mini-golf anyone?

Winning tip: Freight car motel, Pennsylvania

Visiting Amish Country on our road trip from Philadelphia to Chicago, we stayed in an old caboose (railroad wagon): the Red Caboose Motel in Ronks. The motel consists of a string of old carriages in bucolic countryside. On the farm beside our caboose we watched Amish men in wide-brimmed hats farming with old-fashioned tools; we bought produce from women in bonnets and long dresses, and waved to Amish children peering from buggies. The cabooses vary; larger units cater for families with bunk beds, whereas the smaller baggage car is more basic. Theres a dining car restaurant and even a honeymoon caboose with whirlpool bath. Doubles from $80 room only, redcaboosemotel.com bowbank

Florida island restaurant

Stepping into the Bubble Room on North Captiva island, off Florida, is akin to stepping into every dream of 1950s America. From the vintage toys inside glass tables, to mommas own cooking in the kitchen, youre overcome with the sights and sounds of this playful restaurant with a kitsch Christmas theme. The hardest part will be choosing which room youll eat your dinner in. Dinner mains from $18.95, bubbleroomrestaurant.com Anna Kilcooley

Hooked on barbed wire? Texas

Photograph: Mark Williamson/Getty Images

The Devils Rope and Route 66 Museum in McLean, just off the old Route 66, is housed in a former (underwired?) bra factory. Barbed wire was used extensively in ranching, and many of the 2,000 different patterns of wire, and the tools used to construct the fences, are displayed here. Not grabbing you yet? Theres also a photographic and textual history of the dust bowl (the 1930s period of dust storms caused by drought and poor farming methods) and cattle rearing. You can even buy barbed wire art, including some unique sculpture; and theres a section devoted to Route 66 memorabilia, including the original Big Texan Steak Ranch cow, an old motel sign. barbedwiremuseum.com fionachaillier

Gods golf course, Kentucky

Weve done our fair share of US road trips and often use roadsideamerica.com as inspiration for detours. The Bible mini-golf at the Lexington Ice Center, set in gardens with waterfalls and streams, was worth stopping at for sheer quirkiness alone. You can choose from three different courses, Old Testament, New Testament or Miracles, where youll find holes called Mount Sinai and Jonah and the Whale, for example. We played Miracles … its as underwhelming as you might imagine! lexingtonicecenter.com Chris0000

Classic roadside cafe, Montana

As you head south from the west side of Glacier national park, side-step the main US93 in favour of the scenic MT-35 which hugs the eastern shore of Flathead Lake and takes in cinematic Montana farmlands and landscapes along the way. Echo Lake Cafe in Bigfork is the perfect place to refuel. A classic American roadside cafe with a menu to match (lunch from $9.40), wooden booths, outside seating, excellent bottomless coffee, and impeccable service. Be prepared to queue up alongside the locals; its definitely worth the wait. echolakecafe.com VonBon

Kitsch amusement park, Indiana

Just south of Interstate 64 in Indiana youll find the bewildering, charming town of Santa Claus. Although the town features many Christmas-themed attractions, the main draw is the appropriately named Holiday World amusement park. The place is planned around four holiday-themed sections: Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas and is as kitschy and wonderful as it sounds. With amazing wooden rollercoasters and a superb water park, Holiday World is a must see if you ever find yourself driving through southern Indiana. Adult $50, children $40, holidayworld.com klo3912

Big Sur literary stopoff, California

Photograph: Alamy

The Henry Miller Memorial Library is on Highway One at Big Sur. It is dedicated to the renowned writer and describes itself as a place where nothing happens. In the winter its a beautiful spot where you can stop off and enjoy the stunning coastal surroundings, browse novels and enjoy free tea and coffee. During the summer it hosts a variety of cultural events from film screenings in the forest, to intimate gigs on a makeshift stage. For a man who said memorials defeated the purpose of a mans life. Only by living your own life to the full can you honour the memory of someone, Miller certainly has the most beautiful one Ive ever been to. henrymiller.org todayherenow

Wild west jailhouse, Arizona

We found this little corner of the wild west while driving through Arizonas Tonto national forest. Founded as a mining camp in 1875, remote Globe in Gila County has remained a real frontier town you can still find a few unique stores and old-time diners. Theres also the notorious Gila County courthouse, now the beautiful Cobre Valley Center for the Arts and the adjacent rather spooky Old Jailhouse. Globes history is laced with murders, hangings, stagecoach robberies, Apache raids, vigilante justice and links to the Clanton brothers of Gunfight at the OK Corral fame. Phineas Clanton married, had a ranch and is buried there. Jailhouse tours from Cobre Valley Center for the Arts Rachel Bloomfield

A desert oasis, Arizona

Rosies Den in 2010. Photograph: Alamy

We first stumbled across Rosies Den on the way to see the Great Wash (the westernmost part of the Grand Canyon). The exterior had a Bates Motel feel to it clapboard shack with fading paint, windows thick with desert dust, a disused pickup truck surrounded by tumbleweeds and a rather sad looking Joshua Tree emerging from a gravel pit. Inside, there were just a few wooden tables, one elderly server and a short counter, so we werent expecting much. Then the menus arrived. Between the four of us we ate steak and mashed potatoes, biscuits and country gravy, pancakes and eggs, a cheeseburger and fries, and lemon meringue, blueberry and coconut cream pie. Rosies has undergone many changes since. The original building burned down, then Rosie passed away, but her son rebuilt, landscaped and refurnished it. He extended the counter, installed a jukebox and hired more staff. New menu items were added and the place now sells cocktails. But Rosies still has a huge amount of nostalgic charm and good, homemade food. Its not just a roadside stop its a destination itself. On Facebook MelRoy

Giant hole, Arizona

Photograph: Tony Rowell/Getty Images

Meteor Crater is an enormous and well-preserved meteor crash site in the middle of the desert. Everything about the build-up to the crater the billboards, the gift shop, the museum is wonderfully kitsch, but seeing the 1.2km-wide crater itself is a surprisingly powerful experience. It is just a six-mile detour off Interstate 40 (which replaced the old Route 66) about 20 miles west of Winslow, and is well-signed – you cant miss it. The flat, dry landscape on this stretch of highway can be a little repetitive so this unique stop-off is certainly the best thing to break up the journey! At $18 entry this is a bargain be sure to walk the crater rim for the full experience. meteorcrater.com sw0001

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/us

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Jeff Barnes Jeff Barnes Biography, Height, Weight, Age, Measurement, Family, Affairs, Net Worth, Career, Profile, Wiki & Much More! You may also read: Billy Johnson, Dale Messer, Phineas Clanton, Ron W. Brown and Knute Caldwell Biography. Read Full Articles from https://celebs.bio/people/jeff-barnes/

[lissy-strata]

A bunch of rehearsal additions in a few minutes.

Picture: Earp and Holliday in the dental office, then Steven and the Clanton brothers in the saloon. Infotext: The business of taking the gun was added during rehearsals. The “clumsy” comment was an on-set ad-lib to cover the fumble. This material with the chair was added in rehearsals. The exchange of bottle for gun is another rehearsal addition. Phineas’s stutter wasn’t scripted. It was a suggestion that the actor introduced during rehearsals.

[lissy-strata]

*sparkledoor*

Picture: The Clanton brothers burst into the jailhouse to spring Phineas, much to the surprise of Warren. Infotext: The door swinging shut shows a reflection of the studio lights above. The “glass” on the door was a treated perspex that should have stopped this happening. 

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10 of the best US road trip stopoffs readers travel tips

New Post has been published on https://travelqia.com/trending/10-of-the-best-us-road-trip-stopoffs-readers-travel-tips/

10 of the best US road trip stopoffs readers travel tips

Anyone driving in the US will encounter kitsch diners and gaudy motels, but the roads are also lined with oddball museums and unique amusements New Testament mini-golf anyone?

Winning tip: Freight car motel, Pennsylvania

Visiting Amish Country on our road trip from Philadelphia to Chicago, we stayed in an old caboose (railroad wagon): the Red Caboose Motel in Ronks. The motel consists of a string of old carriages in bucolic countryside. On the farm beside our caboose we watched Amish men in wide-brimmed hats farming with old-fashioned tools; we bought produce from women in bonnets and long dresses, and waved to Amish children peering from buggies. The cabooses vary; larger units cater for families with bunk beds, whereas the smaller baggage car is more basic. Theres a dining car restaurant and even a honeymoon caboose with whirlpool bath. Doubles from $80 room only, redcaboosemotel.com bowbank

Florida island restaurant

Stepping into the Bubble Room on North Captiva island, off Florida, is akin to stepping into every dream of 1950s America. From the vintage toys inside glass tables, to mommas own cooking in the kitchen, youre overcome with the sights and sounds of this playful restaurant with a kitsch Christmas theme. The hardest part will be choosing which room youll eat your dinner in. Dinner mains from $18.95, bubbleroomrestaurant.com Anna Kilcooley

Hooked on barbed wire? Texas

Photograph: Mark Williamson/Getty Images

The Devils Rope and Route 66 Museum in McLean, just off the old Route 66, is housed in a former (underwired?) bra factory. Barbed wire was used extensively in ranching, and many of the 2,000 different patterns of wire, and the tools used to construct the fences, are displayed here. Not grabbing you yet? Theres also a photographic and textual history of the dust bowl (the 1930s period of dust storms caused by drought and poor farming methods) and cattle rearing. You can even buy barbed wire art, including some unique sculpture; and theres a section devoted to Route 66 memorabilia, including the original Big Texan Steak Ranch cow, an old motel sign. barbedwiremuseum.com fionachaillier

Gods golf course, Kentucky

Weve done our fair share of US road trips and often use roadsideamerica.com as inspiration for detours. The Bible mini-golf at the Lexington Ice Center, set in gardens with waterfalls and streams, was worth stopping at for sheer quirkiness alone. You can choose from three different courses, Old Testament, New Testament or Miracles, where youll find holes called Mount Sinai and Jonah and the Whale, for example. We played Miracles … its as underwhelming as you might imagine! lexingtonicecenter.com Chris0000

Classic roadside cafe, Montana

As you head south from the west side of Glacier national park, side-step the main US93 in favour of the scenic MT-35 which hugs the eastern shore of Flathead Lake and takes in cinematic Montana farmlands and landscapes along the way. Echo Lake Cafe in Bigfork is the perfect place to refuel. A classic American roadside cafe with a menu to match (lunch from $9.40), wooden booths, outside seating, excellent bottomless coffee, and impeccable service. Be prepared to queue up alongside the locals; its definitely worth the wait. echolakecafe.com VonBon

Kitsch amusement park, Indiana

Just south of Interstate 64 in Indiana youll find the bewildering, charming town of Santa Claus. Although the town features many Christmas-themed attractions, the main draw is the appropriately named Holiday World amusement park. The place is planned around four holiday-themed sections: Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas and is as kitschy and wonderful as it sounds. With amazing wooden rollercoasters and a superb water park, Holiday World is a must see if you ever find yourself driving through southern Indiana. Adult $50, children $40, holidayworld.com klo3912

Big Sur literary stopoff, California

Photograph: Alamy

The Henry Miller Memorial Library is on Highway One at Big Sur. It is dedicated to the renowned writer and describes itself as a place where nothing happens. In the winter its a beautiful spot where you can stop off and enjoy the stunning coastal surroundings, browse novels and enjoy free tea and coffee. During the summer it hosts a variety of cultural events from film screenings in the forest, to intimate gigs on a makeshift stage. For a man who said memorials defeated the purpose of a mans life. Only by living your own life to the full can you honour the memory of someone, Miller certainly has the most beautiful one Ive ever been to. henrymiller.org todayherenow

Wild west jailhouse, Arizona

We found this little corner of the wild west while driving through Arizonas Tonto national forest. Founded as a mining camp in 1875, remote Globe in Gila County has remained a real frontier town you can still find a few unique stores and old-time diners. Theres also the notorious Gila County courthouse, now the beautiful Cobre Valley Center for the Arts and the adjacent rather spooky Old Jailhouse. Globes history is laced with murders, hangings, stagecoach robberies, Apache raids, vigilante justice and links to the Clanton brothers of Gunfight at the OK Corral fame. Phineas Clanton married, had a ranch and is buried there. Jailhouse tours from Cobre Valley Center for the Arts Rachel Bloomfield

A desert oasis, Arizona

Rosies Den in 2010. Photograph: Alamy

We first stumbled across Rosies Den on the way to see the Great Wash (the westernmost part of the Grand Canyon). The exterior had a Bates Motel feel to it clapboard shack with fading paint, windows thick with desert dust, a disused pickup truck surrounded by tumbleweeds and a rather sad looking Joshua Tree emerging from a gravel pit. Inside, there were just a few wooden tables, one elderly server and a short counter, so we werent expecting much. Then the menus arrived. Between the four of us we ate steak and mashed potatoes, biscuits and country gravy, pancakes and eggs, a cheeseburger and fries, and lemon meringue, blueberry and coconut cream pie. Rosies has undergone many changes since. The original building burned down, then Rosie passed away, but her son rebuilt, landscaped and refurnished it. He extended the counter, installed a jukebox and hired more staff. New menu items were added and the place now sells cocktails. But Rosies still has a huge amount of nostalgic charm and good, homemade food. Its not just a roadside stop its a destination itself. On Facebook MelRoy

Giant hole, Arizona

Photograph: Tony Rowell/Getty Images

Meteor Crater is an enormous and well-preserved meteor crash site in the middle of the desert. Everything about the build-up to the crater the billboards, the gift shop, the museum is wonderfully kitsch, but seeing the 1.2km-wide crater itself is a surprisingly powerful experience. It is just a six-mile detour off Interstate 40 (which replaced the old Route 66) about 20 miles west of Winslow, and is well-signed – you cant miss it. The flat, dry landscape on this stretch of highway can be a little repetitive so this unique stop-off is certainly the best thing to break up the journey! At $18 entry this is a bargain be sure to walk the crater rim for the full experience. meteorcrater.com sw0001

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/us

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Billy Johnson Billy Johnson Biography, Height, Weight, Age, Measurement, Family, Affairs, Net Worth, Career, Profile, Wiki & Much More! You may also read: Dale Messer, Phineas Clanton, Ron W. Brown, Knute Caldwell and Frank Quayle Biography. Read Full Articles from https://celebs.bio/people/billy-johnson-2/

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Dale Messer Dale Messer Biography, Height, Weight, Age, Measurement, Family, Affairs, Net Worth, Career, Profile, Wiki & Much More! Dale Messer is a former professional American football player who played wide receiver for five seasons for the San Francisco 49ers. You may also read: Phineas Clanton, Ron W. Brown, Knute Caldwell, Frank Quayle and Leland T. Powers Biography. Read Full Articles from https://celebs.bio/people/dale-messer/

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Phineas Clanton Phineas Clanton Biography, Height, Weight, Age, Measurement, Family, Affairs, Net Worth, Career, Profile, Wiki & Much More! Phineas Fay Clanton (December 1843 – January 5, 1906) was the son of Newman Haynes Clanton and the brother of Billy and Ike Clanton. He was witness to and possibly played a part in a number of illegal activities during his life. Read Full Articles from https://celebs.bio/people/phineas-clanton/