File:Chaps - colour isolated.jpg
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| Description | Chaps traditionally were worn by cow herding cowboys to avoid rope burns or damage to their clothing while working on horseback, and are today mostly worn at the rodeo as protection from the trampling of a bull and to add design or flair to the sport. Davie Rodeo, Davie, Fl., USA |
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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: colour isolation. The original can be viewed here: Cowboy-chaps.jpg:  . Modifications made by Themightyquill.
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