"But the West of the old times, with its strong characters, its stern battles and its tremendous stretches of loneliness, can never be blotted from my mind"
- Buffalo Bill
About this Quote
This quote by Buffalo Bill speaks with the power of the American West and its capability to leave a long lasting impression on those who experience it. The West of the old times was a location of strength and nerve, where battles were combated and won, and where vast stretches of land were often traversed in solitude. Buffalo Bill's words suggest that the West of the old times was a place of excellent charm and power, which its influence on him was so strong that it might never ever be forgotten. The West of the old times was a location of experience and discovery, and its memory will remain with Buffalo Bill permanently. The West of the old times was a place of terrific appeal and power, and its influence on those who experienced it was profound.
This quote is written / told by Buffalo Bill between February 26, 1846 and January 10, 1917. He was a famous Celebrity from USA.
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