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Joe tags along on the annual Pendleton Wagon Train that is part of the Pendleton Roundup in the Blue Mountains of Oregon. We have lots of footage of the wagon train riding on the trail.
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Joe rides with Wagonmaster Brian Cook, who gives us a little history of the ride and stats on this year. There were 21 wagons and a total of 199 registrants.
Joe then rides with Karlene Meyers who first rode on the 5th wagon train with her parents. Back then most people camped and water came from the creek. The event has always been catered.
Next we ride with Wagon Train President Vickie Leonard. She discusses the logistics. There is always a farrier, EMT and HAM radio team that help with problems and emergencies. Vickis also discusses some of the traditions of the Roundup itself and it is an event in collaboration with Native American tribes in the area.
Lastly we ride with Sis Waldron, owner and breeder of Shire horses. She has 80year0olds Hope and Tuck with her. She talks about the breed and how rare they.
We end with a wonderfully quiet spot watching the teams and outriders ride past.
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[@johnbosco8209]

Very nice to see

[@pamjean2308]

I wonder if some of the people and horses remember doing this in their past lives

[@muleman898]

This wagon train takes place in the Blue Mountains of NE Oregon. Travels on mtn. roads, skid trails and crosscountry. Some very rocky and wet crossings will be encountered. Wooden Wheels are required so as to keep tradition. Enjoyed anually the last week of June.

[@muleman898]

@@smokeykit57 No exceptions on the wheels. We all have rubber tires at home.

[@justinallmond3855]

Any chance you are still working on editing your coverage of horse progress days 2021? Or did they not allow you to film this year?

[@je2285]

il semblerait que certains manquent de neurones pour s'habiller comme a l'époque de leurs équipages