Equitrekking's Darley Newman & Singer Templeton Thompson at the Campfire Cafe'

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THURS. DEC 11th NOON CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO'S CAMPFIRE CAFE'GARY HOLT welcomes TEMPLETON THOMPSON back to the Campfire Cafe'. We'll talk about Templeton's latest project and share this talented artist music...sure to put you in the Christmas spirit!DARLEY NEWMAN is the Emmy Award winning host of the popular PBS series Equitrekking. Darley will share some of her favorite riding destinations and we learn about what goes on behind the scenes of her award winning show.Do your Christmas shopping with the Sponsors that make EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO possible...shop online in The CHRISTMAS SHOPPE and in The GENERAL STORE at www.equestrianlegacy.netEQUESTRAIN LEGACY RADIO is Heard World Wide Online and On Demand at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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