Non RV Travel?

[VickieP]

Glacier National Park is amazing - you'll love the scenery! As for the cowboy, he would need a few distinguished looking gray hairs for me to be interested. I have sons that age, and that's too creepy!

I was thinking the same thing, Judi! I don't have sons that age, but still would prefer along the lines of Sam Elliot or George Strait. simply for their voices of course.

[Liz]

Sounds really tempting, but the logistics and timing are off for me. Can't do everything I guess. Anyway my body may have already reached the stage where walking after hours on a horse would be iffy.

[mitch5252]

I was thinking the same thing, Judi! I don't have sons that age, but still would prefer along the lines of Sam Elliot or George Strait. simply for their voices of course.

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Somehow, doesn't quite invoke the same feelings as that first cowboy...



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[dpf]

Given the choice of the two....I think I'll take the young'n and train him!

[havingfunnow]

Given the choice of the two....I think I'll take the young'n and train him!

Oh yeah.

[Carolinagal]

Oh, I don't know Pat. I've always loved Sam. We've aged, and maybe the eyes have too, I still find him sexy and love his voice. The younger fella, is fabulous to look at, but makes you wish to much too. I'm not a cougar, and could never be, that's more then weird to me, what do you mean sons, I have grandsons that guys age I'm not dead yet, so do still appreciate certain things

Besides its so much fun to say outlandish things on here to just see what others response will be. (I'm thinking maybe I've been here to long by myself )

Never can tell which way, a thread will turn, I think you will have a great time Tina on your trip out west. I did that for real for several yrs at my son's. Do you get to clean out the stalls too ????

I never got pictures of the sights I saw at the rodeos etc, Tina, I was to busy looking at what paraded around, who wants to view through a camera

Its been fun,
CArol

[BirdbyBird]

See, CArol, I always suspected you were holding back from those rodeo adventures....now the truth is coming out!

[Redetotry]

That sounds like great fun. I think all the other activities sound great too, fly fishing and massage maybe they wouldn't notice if I hid in the room when it was time to ride a horse. My mind says riding sounds like sooo much fun and then my body says riiighttt And maybe, hopefully there would be lots of cute cowboys around to observe and to teach those dancing classes. Oh and I'm with dpf I would prefer the young one

[grammynmaggie]

WEELLL...your not alone CarolA...sometimes I wonder...oh well
maybe he is too young...grandson here also about that age...
as for the horse thing...cant do that ...fell off last horse I rode
so not for me...but the other stuff would be fun...

[Nasoosie]

To heck with all that fancy-schmancy stuff offered--------just bring on the cowboys, young, old, whatever, but with long hair and kind eyes!

(Wish I could afford both the money and time---another life, maybe!)

[bluepinecones]

Looks like a wonderful get away, Tina - with or without the wide age range of the cowboys.

[BarbaraRose]

Here's a couple younger versions of Sam Elliot that might bring back fonder memories...

[monik7]

I'd love to do that someday, but would have to book early for a lower price than the cabins. I'd especially love all the horseback riding as I had my own horse for 25 years and have continued to ride. Competed in horse shows and rodeos. It's like riding a bike, something you don't forget. Bareback is my favorite. I used to ride bareback sitting backwards while she was running.
Sandi

[Colliemom]

Tina, that sounds like fun. Will have to check out the web site. This has been on my bucket list for some time too.

http://www.bart5.com/bar-t-5,_inc_-_cov ... ge_009.htm

Traveling by the old time RV, covered wagon, sounds like something to try.

[WickedLady]

I haven't ridden since I sold my last horse and saddle but it sure sounds like fun.