High Country (Dallas Lesbian Cowgirl Bar and Club/70's to 80's/Dallas' First and Finest Ladies Country & Western Club) monster shirt the design wasn’t an endorsement

the design wasn’t an endorsement — it was a wink

Neon beer signs

and survive

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and the understanding that the room spoke for itself

High Country (Dallas Lesbian Cowgirl Bar and Club/70's to 80's/Dallas' First and Finest Ladies Country & Western Club) monster shirt the design wasn’t an endorsementHigh Country in Dallas was one of the early womenrun lesbian bars in Oak Lawnpart of a vibrant mid70s community that included venues like Desert Moon, Buddies, and Jugs. Though long gone before Sue Ellens claimed the title of Texass longest running lesbian bar in 1989, High Country remains remembered as part of that foundational networkwhere queer women danced in denim, owned the jukebox, and built family before it was safe. I use Bella + Canvas 3001