In Toronto, cowboy hats and boots are usually reserved for Halloween. But months before October and only a few provinces over, cowboy hats, boots, big buckles and belts become the unofficial uniform for the city of Calgary.
The Stampede has been held for more than 100 years and it brings together people from every corner of the country to eat a famed selection of fair food—which this year, included scorpion pizza and deep-fried pie—cheer on the Rodeos and cheers under the great skyline of Calgary.
I may have been born and brought up as a city girl, but there's something about donning a hat, putting on some boots, and yelling a few "Yeehaws!" that can make any girl feel like a cowgirl.
The Stampede has been held for more than 100 years and it brings together people from every corner of the country to eat a famed selection of fair food—which this year, included scorpion pizza and deep-fried pie—cheer on the Rodeos and cheers under the great skyline of Calgary.
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I may have been born and brought up as a city girl, but there's something about donning a hat, putting on some boots, and yelling a few "Yeehaws!" that can make any girl feel like a cowgirl.
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