LOS ANGELES – They had shared the journey for so long, so often just the two of them and tethered so tight they’d perhaps left a single set of footprints. Size 12D, by the ostrich-skin boots.
“Same size,” Chase Anderson said with a nod.
He wears his late father’s clothes; socks and tawny boots, oval cowboy belt buckle, faded Wrangler jeans and pink polo shirt, a single outfit that continues what they started.
He’ll explain.
“I like being in his shoes for a day,” he said. “For a little bit. Just to understand again that hard work will get me anywhere.