I don’t see the chaff forum anymore so I am placing this post here.
A movie review in my Saturday newspaper prompted me to drive an hour to San Francisco to see Bitterbrush, a documentary about gig workers in the rural economy filmed in what looks to be the Sawtooth Mtns of Idaho. This movie is beautifully filmed and tells a gripping story about two hard-working women who love the mountains and the life of the cowboy. The five-minute sequence about how to start a colt with a saddle is itself worth the price of admission. In real time, getting the colt to accept the saddle must have lasted many hours. My mom grew up on a small ranch outside of Billings that Grandpa and Grandpa lost in the Depression. But they all always had warm memories of life on the ranch. But the work is hard. Go see this film.
A trailer is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nd5wOoAXbjY
