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Moon Halo © Astrofotografen

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Santa Cruz Trek River

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so pink

Joe Cartwright in Bonanza S10E26 "The Running Man"

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imagine if hoss cartwright imbibed an elixir of giant strength?

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Porpoise Lane, Bonanza, Oregon.

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I think Little Joe is like the fairies in Peter Pan. Just too small for more than one emotion at a time.

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can’t stop thinking about Little Joe from Bonanza... handsome, chaotic, running around the Ponderosa like a human magnet for drama. do I love him for his smile? his courage? or the way he gets shot with arrows like it’s a hobby? idk but he’s my king.

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Little Joe Cartwright, portrayed by Michael Landon on Bonanza, is often remembered for his striking good looks, which made him a fan favorite during the show’s run. With his thick, wavy chestnut hair, soulful eyes, and a smile that could melt hearts, Little Joe epitomized the charm and charisma of the quintessential Western hero. His youthful energy and mischievous grin gave him a boyish appeal that stood in stark contrast to the rugged masculinity of his older brothers, Hoss and Adam, making him uniquely captivating. Beyond his physical appearance, Little Joe’s character exuded an undeniable magnetism; his passionate and fiery personality, coupled with moments of tenderness and vulnerability, made him all the more alluring. Whether riding across the Ponderosa on horseback, flashing that trademark grin, or standing up for what he believed in with fiery determination, Little Joe was the embodiment of charm and beauty, making him a beloved figure not just in the fictional town of Virginia City, but in the hearts of viewers worldwide. His good looks weren’t just skin deep—they reflected the passionate, adventurous, and compassionate spirit that made him an icon of classic television.

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