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Wagon Mound, New Mexico
- Thread starter Jim Wag
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What's that all about with Wagon Mound ? I lived near there for quite a while and it's a small town.....just wondering why they would be on tv.....I know they have bean day....
Dang... We got rid of our television about twenty years ago. I don't miss it much, but I would like to see this show.
I had not heard of Wagon Mound before, so I looked it up. Turns out it was named after a nearby butte that was an important landmark on the Cimarron Cutoff on the Santa Fe Trail. I'd like to see it.
2021 is the bicentennial of the Santa Fe Trail. William Becknell pulled out of Missouri in September, 1821, headed for Santa Fe with a few wagons full of merchandise. The rest is history. See @FiremanBrad 's post in the "Rocky Mountain Fur Trade" section of this forum for more on that, as well as some cool pictures.
People come to Florida from all over to see Disney World. I'd like to go to New Mexico and see Wagon Mound. And also schedule a stop at Los Ojos to hoist a glass. It's all a matter of perspective, I reckon.
Thanks, Jim!
Best regards,
Notchy Bob
I had not heard of Wagon Mound before, so I looked it up. Turns out it was named after a nearby butte that was an important landmark on the Cimarron Cutoff on the Santa Fe Trail. I'd like to see it.
2021 is the bicentennial of the Santa Fe Trail. William Becknell pulled out of Missouri in September, 1821, headed for Santa Fe with a few wagons full of merchandise. The rest is history. See @FiremanBrad 's post in the "Rocky Mountain Fur Trade" section of this forum for more on that, as well as some cool pictures.
People come to Florida from all over to see Disney World. I'd like to go to New Mexico and see Wagon Mound. And also schedule a stop at Los Ojos to hoist a glass. It's all a matter of perspective, I reckon.
Thanks, Jim!
Best regards,
Notchy Bob
Jackey
I double checked
Try
Searching for the show
Red Steagul: Somewhere West of Wall Street
Jim in La Luz
I double checked
Try
Searching for the show
Red Steagul: Somewhere West of Wall Street
Jim in La Luz
Stony Broke
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If a guy were to go there, you are only about 40 miles or so from the NRA center south of Raton...so a guy could really make a day of it. I don't get that channel, but my neighbor does and he said he would record it for me.....great neighbor !!
Jackey
I double checked
Try
Searching for the show
Red Steagul: Somewhere West of Wall Street
Jim in La Luz
No luck. It could be my Dish receiver, I never upgraded to the Hopper, and I noticed that I can’t search much stuff. I‘ll set the DVR to record and see what I get.
