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Our thanks to Mr. Bill Gray of Baton Rouge, La. for allowing us to restore his Grandfathers old Springfield Wagon.

Pictures from the Spanish Trail ride, July 2003 .
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Tom Bob kept a journal about the ride and if you're interested
you can read it at " Retracing the Spanish Trail "

Pictures from the 2004 Old Spanish Trail Wagon Train
We started at Antonito, Co., rode 5 days, approx 90 miles
and ended five miles south of Saguacha, Co.

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Tom Bob takes you on a journey back in time
you can read it at " Retracing the Old Spanish Trail "

On the Original Trail	Tom and Joe Bob, our Chuck Wagon cook.
Taking a break.	Wagon ruts wore into solid rock. How many thousands of wagons did it take to do this?
Mules need sleep too.	Camp
Cody and Summit Trails owner Cindy McCollum.	Grandson Colby on Rebel.
End of the Trail.	Jake has a banana on the way home.


We recently took this wagon on a 100 mile portion of the Cherokee Trail, across the Wyoming desert. We Started at Ft. Bridger and ended at a point south of Rock Springs.

	Tool Box showing exact replica of the John Deere Warranty
100 mile portion of the Cherokee Trail Trip - 2002 Click to Enlarge Picture.