Has anyone heard of her?

by: pmwillow

Thu Oct 06, 2011 at 08:37:55 AM PDT

I've been searching a very long time for the identity of a remarkable female that lived during the "years of relocation" (your pardon, I'm trying for unoffensive terminology).

The only description or clue I have for her identity is "...the nude girl with the laughing yellow hair."

-She wasn't nude exactly, she was wearing a suede or buffed leather type of outfit with a fur bag (rabbit maybe) hanging around her waist, but her arms and legs below the knee were exposed. Prudish people during that age would have considered her nude though, I suppose. And probably further scandalized by the fact that she was astride a horse.

Is there any legends or lore to explain her?

Thank you all for the time and help. It's much appreciated.

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