If it's been a while since you read Joe J's story El Paso, here's a little refresher...
Tyler Lopez McGuinn was an aging and dissatisfied rodeo clown who also performed as a quick draw artist and trick shooter at a wild-west show. In 1977, he boards an airplane heading towards his home in El Paso. The aircraft malfunctions and nosedives towards the desert. Ty mercifully looses consciousness before the plane crashes. He wakes up in the year 1877, his mind occupying the twenty-year-old body of his great-great uncle and namesake, Tyler Ringo McGuinn. Ty Ringo, a no-account amoral cowboy, is on deaths door from a snake bite and head injury he suffered during a cattle drive towards El Paso.
Ty adapts to life in the old west and thrives. He meets some great
women, has some interesting adventures and generally enjoys his life.
The book El Paso ended with Ty Ringo McGuinn moving to Wyoming in 1878.
This story pick up his life some sixty odd years later...