BOB MARSHALL & TRUE WEST CAMPGROUNDS on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO

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Thursday April 30th Noon CST...Welcome back to the award winning CAMPFIRE CAFE singer/songwriter Bob Marshall!We travel to True West Campground and Stables in the Big South Fork of East Tennessee this week on Equestrian Legacy Radio’s SADDLE UP AMERICA to visit with owner Donna Martin!Climb in the Saddle and get ready for the ride with host Gary Holt and his cohost Bobbi Jean Bell.Listen Live or to the Archived Podcast at Equestrianlegacy.net

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