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A Film by John McDonald and Nina Schwanse
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Thanks to the Backcountry Horsemen of California for inviting me to present at their annual Rendezvous from March 18 to 20 in Angels Camp, California. BCHC works to preserve, protect and maintain backcountry trails, campsites, streams and meadows on public lands as well as to promote good trail manners. The 3 Mules were guests at the 2013 Rendezvous when it was held in Norco and were able to meet with many of the attendees.
Thanks to the Backcountry Horsemen of California for inviting me to present at their annual Rendezvous from March 18 to 20 in Angels Camp, California. BCHC works to preserve, protect and maintain backcountry trails, campsites, streams and meadows on public lands as well as to promote good trail manners. The 3 Mules were guests at the 2013 Rendezvous when it was held in Norco and were able to meet with many of the attendees.Look forward to seeing many of you at this event to support the completion of the documentary. A big thanks to the Norco Horsemen’s Association for inviting me to their meeting.
You are invited to a reception and screening for MULE Living on the Outside
Thursday, September 10th, 7pm
We need your help to complete this important two-year film project. Emmy Award-winning filmmaker John McDonald will discuss the film and show selected scenes. Come for wine, hors d’oeuvres and a tour of the ranch.
RANCH ATTIRE. NO DOGS PLEASE.
SUGGESTED DONATION: $25
You can also learn more and donate at 3MulesMovie.com
Rawking Horse Ranch 1131 Bear Creek Road, Briones (see map below)
For more information visit RawkingHorseRanch.com/events
Please RSVP to
JoAnn Gillespie (707) 752-9010 ext 16 RawkingHorseRanch@gmail.com
Melissa Austin (415) 260-2232 Melissa@HorsesHealingHeartsInc.org
I accompanied “The Mules” to Anacapa School in Santa Barbara where the students, grades 7 to 12, were able to interact with the animals and the man. I didn’t have my pro video camera with me but was able to capture this on my iPhone (until the memory ran out). I’m certain this was an experience these kids will remember for the rest of their lives. I hope more opportunities like this will happen in the future. CLICK HERE TO SEE VIDEO
Below is a story that appeared in yesterday’s “Trail Talk” section of the Montecito Journal.
Click to read Lynn Kirst’s entire article and see photos.
Richard Waller, President of Backcountry Horsemen of California, is leading a 1,090-mile ride along the Old Spanish Trail that will take an estimated 66 days. The first leg of the trip begins October 9. You can learn more about this historical journey on the Website and Facebook page. Richard has met Mule a few times and been interviewed for the documentary.
Tomorrow, June 7, is National Trails Day. There are activities happening all over the U.S. and you can probably find one near you with a simple Google search. Here are a few links that I found of groups that are doing things like work parties, trail rides, hikes, etc.:
http://www.americantrails.org
http://www.americanhiking.org/national-trails-day/
http://www.backcountryhorse.com