SINGER DAWN ANITA and PHYLLIS WITT NICKUM of COWGIRLS & COWBOYS OF THE WEST

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The fun starts at Noon CSTJoin Gary Holt along with co host Bobbi Jean Bell this Thursday October 18th for the CAMPFIRE CAFE and SADDLE UP AMERICA!Our special guest are singer/songwriter Dawn Anita Plumlee and Phyllis Witt Nickum owner of Los Cedros Ranch in Amarillo TX and Cowgirls and Cowboys of the West!Listen Live or to the Archived Podcast at equestrianlegacy.net

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