Pony Express Trail - Utah (Day 2)

[@charleyfolkes]

‘ .. a reputation for swift and final Justice!’ ‘Something we’re missing greatly these days..’ 🤣😂 Great statue of him there too!

[@Yeetin_Peas]

Absolutely fantastic, informative content. I also loved the shoutout to Adam!!

[@charleshicks3492]

Great information; you do your homework; thanks for the ride along 😎😎😎👍👍👌👌🤩

[@lesleyrobbins1137]

It never ceases to amaze me the amount of history that can be found at almost every turn. If it wasn't the Pony Express, it was the railroad. If it wasn't the railroad, it was the trappers and explorers. It's almost too much to comprehend, especially the distances involved. Thanks for taking us all on your adventures!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

So true Lesley, there are so many incredible stories out there and we want to re-tell some of them so we remember those brave pioneers that made all this possible.

[@joeya.4849]

I've loved every minute of this Pony Express series, as you're well aware. What great history from such a short-lived, blink of an eye business venture. Hopefully, you read the Emigrant diary entry at 33m25s. Though I search them out, it's always a joy to find random ones in the middle of absolutely nowhere.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We thought you’d enjoy this Joey. We had so much fun researching and filming this. It’s a shame KZbin isn’t promoting it. We didn’t get the views we thought we would. Hey ho!

[@joeya.4849]

@@PinInTheAtlas Thoroughly enjoyed it! And what a great time to film, pre-monsoon. The 'ghost' through the window at 14m33s was ace. 😁 KZbin algorithms, go figure.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

@@joeya.4849 Check out the blog we wrote. It's got more info - that is if you're interested. pinintheatlas.com/travel-blogs/pony-express/

[@dezertraider]

WOW..FANTASTIC ADVENTURE..I NEVER KNEW THIS ABOUT UTAH..THANK YOU SO MUCH..SAFE TRAVELS..

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Our pleasure, Ralph. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Danny.Spurling]

Great vid. guys!

[@elizabethrohan2136]

Within the last year your videos have provided me with endless enjoyment.I was raised in a family that spent our spare time visiting Texas history. Through y'all I get to experience the history of the west/southwest. Thank you so much.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We love history Elizabeth and happy that you are enjoying our content. We are attempting new filming and editing techniques to see what works. Still have a lot to learn. Lots more adventures to come.

[@candymcclure2476]

I really did enjoy this trip. Gramma Candy

[@wendyspicer8588]

Your mini egg poacher is a Scandinavian mini pancake pan.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Is it? Wow, well I never!

[@craigbrowning9448]

Uff-Da!

[@roseapple8786]

I liked it when I saw you having your coffee in the morning looking out and see the scenery and what not. I remember those days when I was younger and doing the same thing. That was my peaceful time watching nature and the scenery and any wildlife. I loved that and I miss it. Loved seeing the clouds and the blue sky. I hope you all weren't near any flash flood areas, like Arizona, Nevada, and California. We all got hit in our little town. Land locked in. We have 3 roads in as you know, because you went to Oatman, AZ. They no sooner clean the roads and a storm hit again locking us in. But all is well for now. Love the scenery. Can't believe it was snowing. Amazing. Thank you for sharing the information and for showing some amazing scenery. You all look like you lost weight, hope all is well. Stay health and well, be safe out there and God Bless. Sorry I babbled on.😊❤💯👍🙂

[@PinInTheAtlas]

No need at all to apologise Rose, we love being able to converse. Yes those moments in the morning with a fresh cup of coffee and watching the world wake up is special. We did not experience any flash floods, heard about all of them quite scary. Glad you are safe. Weather has been on a terror lately, we are doing great and always on the lookout for new Pins!

[@kenclifford5556]

thank you for taking me to places i would never see.

[@barbrahlivingston8971]

Amazing video.

[@Jimborags1956]

As always a fantastic adventure! Keeps us coming back for more! Thanks!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We truly appreciate that James, Thank you!

[@merrydowner7316]

Good Morning Andrea & Steven. another great video exploring the Pony Express station and the surrounding areas love all the information about the buildings. Looks like you both had lots of funny.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Good Morning Merry, great to hear from you! Yes we had a lot of fun on this adventure glad you enjoyed it.

[@codywilliams103]

That was cool.

[@benpoppy8079]

That was really good thank you so very much for sharing that with us please keep up the good work.

[@Corgis175]

Totally absorbing. You must have filmed this in March at the latest with the snow.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

End of May Arleen. And it was cold!

[@PhilsVideoWorld]

I love old symmetries. Such great history. :)

[@candymcclure2476]

I have 3 adult sons and a scattering grandkids and great grands, but you are right, my dog Jordy is my baby!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

They always are, Candy.

[@spencerpughe4614]

Been watching y’all for a little bit now, long enough to convince my other part to book a trip Nevada and go explore some of these places. Until then I’ll still live vicariously through y’all. Don’t stop!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Well, Spencer, we are glad that we have inspired you to put pins in your atlas. Thanks for watching and lots more explores to come.

[@kevinbrennan2004]

Epic and very interesting explore. Cudos to both of you, for bringing to us, a facinating part of American history.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Kevin. We really enjoyed doing this one.

[@gerryhartung736]

Andrea, at 5 ft 3, your tall, but, with the extra half inch....don't bump your head on the clouds. This Pony Express journey has been very interesting. We never read this much info in school, so glad to hear from the two of you, have read many western books, but never this much history given. Plus, a beautiful season, green, blue sky, great hosts. Thnx for taking viewers on your exploration.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you came along on the Pony Express Utah with us Gerry. We enjoyed researching the history. We’ve also written a blog which you may find interesting along with other blog posts. Check out our website www.pinintheatlas.com Thanks for watching.

[@rikspector]

Andrea and Steve, That picture looks a lot older than the 1950's unless the people in it were re-enactors:) Looking at some of these places and the morals of many of those people, I wonder if we aren't devolving rather than evolving. Thank you for the journey, now I'll go out and feed and water my horses ..err car...... Neighhhhhhh) Cheers, Rik

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Good point about the picture. Couldn't agree more Rik, we think we've come so far, but look at what we've lost on the way...

[@brianmarywapshott2593]

Well you blokes have done it again, beautiful scenery and as usual great clear concise commentary from Andrea makes for great videos, take care you two and waiting for the next episode. Cheers

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks 👍 Those were the only two for the Pony Express, but we have a variety of videos coming up.

[@angiejensen2335]

I enjoyed this type of adventure. Also, fun shout out to Adam the Woo! Thanks for y'alls videos!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks so much Angie! Adam loves his trains and we couldn't resist!

[@caryward8251]

Hi there, Stephen & Andrea. I’m really enjoying the last 2 videos with the longer time duration! And I truly appreciate all the topics you present to everyone following your adventures! Hard to wait till the next episode. Keep Safe & Healthy!!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Cary. Glad you enjoyed it. We only did the two videos on the pony express to see if our viewers liked it. We thoroughly enjoyed researching and filming it although it hasn’t had many views. I guess KZbin isn’t promoting it. That seems to happen a lot! Still, we will do similar content in the future.

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

I'm ready for snow ❄about now. So over summer. Love history and this was very interesting. Love anything about the west . What a life those riders had,what an adventure .

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Not sure I fancy 12 hours plus on a horse at full gallop. My bum would be awfully sore! lol

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

@@PinInTheAtlas my husband is on a horse at least 10 hours a day . He's been a cowboy/ cowman for 40 years. Sometimes it's dark to dark for him. Been a good life for us.

[@casedoumasr656]

Well hold them horse's the Pony express very interesting short lived but very important in opening the west just the cost of building all these Stations and digging wells .At 2.00 when you go into the pony express station the tall stone structure is that a water Tower ?? Love the way you explain the parts of the history 🏆🇺🇸🤔 but that tall Stone structure has me a little bit puzzled thank you .🤔

[@PinInTheAtlas]

That stone structure is actually the Pony Express Marker. They place the famous horse rider medallion in it in front of most of the stops. We show a close up of a couple in the first video of this series. So glad you enjoyed this one, we loved filming this!

[@davidensign5172]

Morning brew up? Coffee? What? Andrea is your American slip showing? Haven't converted Steven? 😂 LOL! So enjoy your informative, interesting PINS along the Pony Express Trail. Too bad so many are lost to time and deterioration. Good job! Thanks for another vicarious journey!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

I think it's just the way I make the coffee David. Oh an Andrea does make an amazing cup of tea, time in England warmed me up to it a lot more. So glad you enjoyed this adventure we loved this Pin!

[@tommcallister3660]

Good video you put some real effort into that .

[@paularogers3549]

This was so interesting. I think the unknown parts are the most interesting Loved the history. Beautiful scenery. Great explore guys Thanks

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Paula. We had fun making this one and doing the research. There’s more info in our blog if you fancy a read. www.pinintheatlas.com

[@ronniecardy]

I have enjoyed this trip

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you. We enjoyed filming it.

[@phillipseaton7163]

Really great video guys enjoyed very much

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks, Phillip.

[@richardspengler1794]

42:44 The ropes on the beds is where the saying [sleep tight came from] refering to how tight the ropes were as your mattress.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Oh really. I love all those old sayings and how they came about. Thanks. I’ll remember that one Richard.

[@melissag171]

Woo hoo!! I love Tuesday mornings. Theses videos were awesome. Safe travels! ❤️😁

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@edwinthompson6510]

hi guys great video was born n raised in Utah ,,,, true wild west and covered wagon,,,, pioneer days my ancestors they crossed the great plains in the 1880s to settle in Brigham City,,,,Utah ,,,, very diverse is Utah ..... south you have The Arches national Park,,,,, many a western film has been made out there,,,,,Ed

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Hi Ed. That is really interesting. Do you have any stories that have been passed down about the pioneer days?

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@PinInTheAtlas Yes indeed story's from early 1800s to the Klondike Gold Rush my ancestors were involved in one story is about our farm/homestead in Utah built early 1800s,, doubled as church (Methodist),, and courthouse,,,,remember law was virtually non existent so judge n jury was my great grand +3 ,, behind our house was a tree always known a the hanging oak tree,, many convicted persons male and female were executed there..... i have stories of my family involvement with Wyatt Earp and his wife Josie in Nome Alaska ,,, but i will tell that with Tombstone in a later comment Ed

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Wow. My goodness That certainly is amazing and very interesting. So much history so many stories especially Wyatt Earp. If you have any places that you’d like us to explore please email us

[@denisedean171]

I really enjoyed this video

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks, Denise. We really enjoyed filming and researching the Pony Express.

[@raymondcoggins297]

Another awesome adventure with Pin and my coffee great history

[@Jimborags1956]

Whey is the leftover juice after making butter. It’s very sweet tasting and I love it! If you want to make your own butter, get some heavy whipping cream and freeze it to shorten the process. It’s better to do this in a glass jar. Let thaw so the cream slides easily and with a lid on jar start an up and down motion vigorously. In five minutes or so you will see a clump of butter forming. Continue until the yellow clump of butter is formed. The juice leftover in the jar is the whey and again is very sweet tasting. We used to make our own butter in Alaska. Loved it! Food for thought.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks James. Sounds yummy but rather difficult to do living in Tonto. lol

[@ursuladubrick4434]

Amazing video! Thank you for all your research, filming, editing, and final presentation. I learned so much about the history of the pony express and the people that made it work. Stay safe. I look forward to your next video.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you so much Ursula. Happy you enjoyed this explore.

[@rhondaz356]

Andrea and Steven, this has been so interesting, informative and thorough. Thank you so very much for taking us along. I learned a lot.👏👏👏

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed it, Rhonda and were able to explore with us.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

Thank you guys so much I really enjoy your explores and learn something new as well .My mom let us kids take turns on the churn. It's the best butter ever.Im so thankful I get to come along with you guys.God Bless you both.👍❤️🙏

[@PinInTheAtlas]

I can only imagine how wonderful that butter must be Gayle!

[@thejewishredneckprepper4675]

Awesome

[@terrysnyder6376]

What a History lesson you two have given us, thank you! I thoroughly enjoy all of your videos. As I'm watching, I'm noticing the quality of your videos has improved greatly. They were great before but the cinematic features and the audio effects are really good! Also, I enjoy watching you cook, fix things on your rig, and even the sites along the road while driving. Happy Trails!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Very much appreciated, Terry. We are attempting to improve with each video, plus we bought mics which we didn't have in our earlier ones. Still have lots to learn though. Have you checked out our website, pinintheatlas.com/ You may enjoy reading our blogs - lots of photos too and info.

[@terrysnyder6376]

I haven't as yet, but I definitely will check out your website. Have a great day.

[@johnsmart964]

Thank you so much for this, it is extremely interesting and your production of these videos are very impressive. We are absolutely delighted to see that the hotel has been preserved and it is good that they were able to obtain period furniture for it. The differences in the terrain was fascinating going from desert to lush greenery. This has been a great adventure that you have taken us on and it is very much appreciated by the people.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We really appreciate that John. It's a constant learning and experimenting journey for us with this channel and we enjoy it a lot.

[@cfinstr]

Thank you. Get warmed up.

[@mjn61]

Keep it up, another good video and information on the Pony Express Thank You.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks for watching.

[@stevenhigby3512]

Really cool video you coverd alot of areas.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you enjoyed our 2 part explore Steven.

[@rspa2449]

This is a great adventure you are on. Very interesting content and you are so good at your presentation. When you get to your eastern end of this route you could come back west on the Oregon pioneer trail which has a whole other set of historical sites and stories. Thanks for your work and taking us along.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you so much! We do have that Pinned. We have been to Independence Rock, Register Cliff and the wagon ruts, but know that there is a lot more to see. (we did videos on those 3). Thanks again and see you on our next adventure.

[@diane1390]

My sister's dog is her baby. Her name is Clovis. She has two cats also. Princess Ling Ling, a Siamese of 15 years plus age and Turbo, a 3+ year old Bombay.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

All animals are special. My dog was my baby - Harvey a Rotti.

[@diane1390]

@@PinInTheAtlas We've had fur babies that have crossed the rainbow bridge. We miss them, our two Chihuahuas, Cleopatra and Miss Peaches are greatly missed. I love them so much. Big hugs to you 4 your fur baby.

[@paulbunnion]

Your egg poaching pan is actually an Aebleskiver (evil skeever) or Danish pancake pan. They would make small round danishes that would have fruit on the inside and be coated with sugar or honey on the outside.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Paul, but you’ve just made us very hungry those sound delicious!

[@tangie777uk]

Wonderful as always, dont like that snow though.

[@creativityindy9483]

Hi Andrea - I cannot find it in the dictionary, so wondering what is the correct spelling of 'hiquity-piquity' at 25:52? Love your travels!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It means all over the place. Not sure where it comes from. I think it's an adaptation of the nursery rhyme My fat hen. It's something my mum used to say. Hickety, Pickety

[@lisascott1386]

Thank you both for such a wonderful historical exploration Really enjoyed traveling with you two

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Glad you came along, Lisa.

[@olliespackrt5763]

What is it about watching a freight train go by even sped up it was cool I even stopped making a post for a kitty that needs saving to watch the train

[@PinInTheAtlas]

LMAO.

[@waynebender8835]

A brief but a very important part of the American History of the West. Thanks for the tour.

[@markstambaugh3273]

It hard for me to sometimes grasp what a powerful influencer on reality time is. We hardly notice it from day to day, but like water given enough it changes everything about the world around us.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

It certainly does Mark. Thanks for watching.

[@olliespackrt5763]

Did you ever get the topper resolved?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We use a tarp if we know its going to rain, but that's no good in the wind!.

[@richardbeee]

The only reason i look forward to Tuesday mornings is coffee with y'all. The questions abound in my head; where to today? What will i see? How are my friends doing? Who or what will i learn about? As i sip my morning brew and slowly revive from the dead i start searching my laptop to see what's on my menu today. There y'all be! Yaa-Hoo! It's Pin Day! So i saddled up my pony once i remembered where i was going, finished my cup and sat in both suspense and wonder, and really, really enjoyed this one. Now i wonder if i can be like a little spoiled brat and say: I WANT MORE!!! Great work y'all. Would be kind of cool to see it all, but experience tells me there's not much in Nevada. I see a National Geographic on the horizon for you two, your filming and editing are really starting to show your experience. Next week, and another cup of brew. I loved it. Simply Awesome!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thank you so much Richard we always look forward to you bringing a smile to our faces! As you know Andrea and I are always pushing ourselves to tell a better story, get a better angle and keep it all interesting and fun. We have so much more planned so many PINS and much more coffee to drink and ponder the next move. We are so grateful you are enjoying the ride along with us as much as we are.

[@richardbeee]

@@PinInTheAtlas Always!

[@paulsimonds9270]

What a beautiful little bit of history and nice weather you had there. Are going to do more of these??

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We really enjoyed researching and filming this. And we will more than likely do more of this kind of explore - even if it doesn't get the views! If you have any suggestions, Paul - email us. We'd love to get more ideas.

[@glenacebrown9995]

This was a very interesting and informative exploration. It was fun sharing my morning coffee ☕ with you. Yours probably tasted better though - there's something special about camping coffee. Thank you for posting and safe travels.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Glenace, and you can share your morning coffee with us at any time.

[@janblake9468]

At 8:39, "the Pony Express was shut down in June and July of 1880"... But Pony Express ceased all operations in October 1861. I assume you meant 1860 when the Paiute War occurred.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Oooops. Missed that Jan, and you wouldn't believe how many times we watched it to make sure we didn't have any errors before loading. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@kerryjacobson5465]

Great tour! I was out there to visit the Inn last year. Glad to see you stopped at the old pet cemetery! Very interesting place! Thank you!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks Kerry. That's why we love history and historical places - its all so interesting and we can learn so much from the past.

[@kerryjacobson5465]

@@PinInTheAtlas I guess I'm kind of lucky, living where I do! The places in your most current 2 videos, are easy drives for me to get to!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

@@kerryjacobson5465 You live in a gorgeous area Kerry!

[@buckwheatsofia]

I enjoyed this tour. I have a trunk exactly like that one. It was in the attic of my house. We found old newspapers in the ceiling when we were remodeling. I have a lot of 1800 books too. Great video, thank you!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Wow, Becky. We would be in our element finding something like that. I bet both the papers and books are interesting.

[@ronshaulis2470]

We really enjoyed this adventure series. Thank you for the history! Keep up the great work and stay safe!

[@debraholdman5308]

Love all the history you two are passing on. Keep on keeping on.

[@pixelpeter3883]

Ahh, Pin In The Atlas time! Loved the 'early morning coffee' start :-) and the en route footage; gives a bit of a glimpse on the distances you must cover (I've done 4 week roadtrips in the Wild West and would clock up 10,000 kms! True story). Bet you didn't really enjoy traversing Salt Lake City; I know I didn't like 'big cities' whenever I was roadtripping thru the West and would try and avoid them as much as I could.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Totally believe it, it is so expansive here with so much to explore we love it! Yes we avoid the cities as much as possible too, we moved away from the largest city on the west coast because we prefer the relaxed, stressless pace and the beauty of our amazing countryside and it's history.

[@craigbrowning9448]

What was the "Adam The Woo" reference @38:05 about?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Hey Craig, Adam The Woo is another KZbinr, who loves trains. That was our little homage to that. We did bump into him not too long ago, such a nice man.

[@craigbrowning9448]

I know that. I've been subscribed to his channel for years (even before "The Daily Woo" he seems less rebellious now). I was wondering if there was any competition or something like that?

[@PinInTheAtlas]

@@craigbrowning9448 Not at all. Just some fun. You will often hear us mention other KZbinrs that we respect, admire and follow. Adam is one of them.

[@craigbrowning9448]

@@PinInTheAtlas With the exception of the Disney Monorail, I usually know adam as the "Cow Whisperer".

[@craigbrowning9448]

One time well Adam was whispering to one of the Cows, a Bull stood on her shoulders to "Get a view of the landscape," and Adam had to cut the video!

[@ludicrous7044]

Why was it called the pony express when they rode horses?? 🤔 It’s amazing how much of the trail is still there and you can actually drive it! I wonder what the riders would think about a cellphone that can instantly text and Email anywhere in the world?? The trail was laid out so good that a lot of modern highways followed it because it followed ridges for drainage to keep flooding and mud to a minimum!! A train can’t pull more than a ten percent grade and most of the trail wasn’t more than this!! Amazing !!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Maybe because the Morgan and Mustang horses they used were only about 14 hands so looked more like ponies! Just a guess. Plus it rolls off the tongue better! Crazy to think that in such a relatively small amount of time (considering) we now use phones and internet to communicate. They would probably think we were cuckoo! lol

[@hamilton1191]

At 37:09, "Weber" is pronounced WEE-ber.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Thanks

[@Jimborags1956]

PS Be sure to rinse your butter w/cold water. Whey will turn rancid if not rinsed.

[@kenp9469]

That was a pretty big bullet hole. If I had to guess, perhaps a buffalo gun. Even more interesting than usual. Echo used to be a bit more, than you found. Kinda sad, it used to be a nice little place.

[@ladym6738]

Wonder what a drone could see from above with nothing seems to be on the ground.

[@buckwheatsofia]

When was this filmed? I’m reading this 8/23/22, in New Jersey. Looks like a lot of rain out there. We need rain. Anyway thank you!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

End of May, Becky. We film several weeks out sometimes more. Gives us time to edit and upload

[@davidbell9130]

how could those very young riders have not been lost, hurt, or killed on their journey

[@PinInTheAtlas]

That is another reason why for such a short lived endeavour it is still so storied David.

[@timlanglois5643]

Hello folks thank you for the video very informative it was but I have to disagree I didn't hear no echo lol hope you all are doing well

[@PinInTheAtlas]

We didn’t hear it either lol

[@ronniecardy]

Best Rembember History Before long it will be GONE.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

So true Ronnie. Another reason why we are documenting as much as possible. Have you seen the full video explore? In 2 parts

[@ronniecardy]

@Pin In The Atlas No I haven't not saw all of your videos yet

[@slowcountryboy476]

This is a good video. Not my favorite because all your videos are good! My favorite part of this one the scene where Steve is standing in a field looking out and the rain in the distance and the sccompanying music track. That is what my "corner" of the world looks like. Very peaceful. When Andrea mentioned swift justice Steve says "something we're missing greatly these days." Members of an anarchist group that was involved in all violent mayhem in the streets just a short while back came up here to terrorized the towns people and swiftly got turned around. People up here are not going to put up with crap. That is how criminal mayhem ought to be handled, by the people. We here have laws that enumerate how to handle criminals. Aside of that, the town of Echo kinda looks like Concho AZ. Echo looks quite a bit larger, but the scenary is similar with hills and just being in a nowhere location. I did not favor the big city scene as I favor tall trees rather than tall buildings. I do not favor peoplely cities, too many people and as you stated, idiot drivers. I enjoyed all the peaceful places you visited. Those places are a good education too! There is so much history to learn about my own country and it's various cultures. CHEERIO!!

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Couldn’t agree more about all of that. We love the peace, quiet and many layers of history those old lonely corners of our country hold. Our favourite thing to do while traversing those old dusty trails on the footprints of our forefathers is try to place ourselves in their shoes and their train of thought while searching for a better life.