VISIONS OF THE WEST the poetry of Waddie Mithchell. SADDLE UP with JoAnn Becker

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Host GARY HOLT welcomes legendary cowboy poet and author WADDIE MITCHELL to this weeks CAMPFIRE CAFE'. Enjoy our conversation with Waddie and his poetry that will evoke images of the west and the cowboy way of life.JOANN BECKER owner of Brushy Creek Lodge & Resort and Valley Springs Foxtrotters will join us to share information on one of Missouri's premiere horse campgrounds as well as the versatile Missouri Foxtrotter.For more information and to plan your trip visit Brushy Creek Lodge & Resort If you Climb in the Saddle...Get Ready for the Ride!www.equestrianlegacy.net

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