The Mustang Riders

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The adventures of the Wilson sisters in the American West. This is the third book from bestselling author and television star Kelly Wilson. Kelly's first two books, For the Love of Horses and Stallion Challenges were full of stories from the Wilsons' quest to save wild Kaimanawas from the government cull. This time the Wilsons are taking on a new challenge, to tame mustangs The adventures of the Wilson sisters in the American West. This time the Wilsons are taking on a new challenge, to tame mustangs at a ranch in Wyoming for competition in the Extreme Mustang Makeover. Join the Wilsons as they take on an adventure with a surprising twist, and a horse trek across six states in the American west.

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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Dec 17, Jade rated it it was amazing. Wow, besides the fact that Kelly has amazing writing, the Wilson sisters adventures have once again left me trailing in the dust with my jaw on the ground.

I hope they know about the impact they have had on riders worldwide and how they have inspired them to further their riding abilities, to adventure beyond the confinements of their schooling arena, and building relationships with their horses based on trust not fear and forced submission. There is so much more that I have learned, and not onl Wow, besides the fact that Kelly has amazing writing, the Wilson sisters adventures have once again left me trailing in the dust with my jaw on the ground. There is so much more that I have learned, and not only has it has changed me as a rider but as a person.

These sisters are incredible!! Okay, I guess what I'm trying to say is that rider or non-rider, you have to read these books! I recommended them with my whole being. I woke feeling decidedly dozy and slow. Despite the altitude falling with each day, the tiredness and chill seemed to have taken its toll. Bouncing over boulders, we followed the flow of the riverbed and eventually skirted on to our next piece of trail, a mild teaser before the sting in the tail. Losing my balance, I toppled to the side, crashing hard and was soon the centre of a first aid scene.

With not much to worry about, I shook it off and tried to focus on the nippy ascent we were about to ensue. With Annapurna South and Dhaulgiri towering over us, we whipped through vastness and variety; forest trails, river beds, dirt roads and eventually into warmer, wetter climes and local townships. Peacefully, villagers watched us as we sped through the street, wheels following carefully crafted chutes of stone. The talk of the day was just in front. Likened to the renowned Fort William downhill track, it threw not just dust, but 27 kilometres of rutted, rocky, loose and lairy trail, not to mention traffic.

Buses and cars worked in perfect flow with people and animals, no sign of frustration or fluster on either side. At the bottom — we pulled in to our stop for the evening, feeling the marked rise in heat and humidity. Faces awash with dust and dirt, the moment seemed too good to miss. Amongst beers and laughter, photos of our mucky features were captured for lasting memories of this unforgettable descent. Back on the bike for the final day, it was a chance to simply spin the legs and follow the familiar road — albeit a little less lumpy and loud — back to the town of Beni.

Arriving at Beni, we cheered and hugged in celebration of the journey — plenty stories, smiles and even some sores to keep it alive for the weeks to come. Riding the Mustang Valley, Nepal. The Gate to the Mustang Valley Engines rumbled and blades burst into action. Ironically, this place is anything but. Arriving to the Rooftops As we set down on the tarmac, sighs of relief and smiles filled the cabin.

Lofty Heights on Mountain Bikes Our systems were somewhat in shock. Arrival to Kagbeni Kagbeni is a remote mountain village and home to only people of predominately Tibetan culture. The Road to Muktinath Rising the next day, we met over breakfast to feast on fresh eggs, garlic potatoes and porridge; no calories left unconsumed given the hard work ahead. Lupra Pass With the roads now in full swing, we jumped aboard the bus, our portal to the starting point at Muktinath.

Windswept Highs and Apple Pies Marked by a carefully crafted cairn of prayer flags, we rallied together at the top — cameras snapping and mouths munching amongst smiles and gasps for air. Marpha to Tatopani I woke feeling decidedly dozy and slow. Farewell Mustang Back on the bike for the final day, it was a chance to simply spin the legs and follow the familiar road — albeit a little less lumpy and loud — back to the town of Beni.

Read more of our stories for great travel tips, skills and adventure inspiration…. Meet our guide Jono on his home trails in Scotland. Join our adventure into the Mustang Valley, Nepal. Looking for more inspiration? A Alabama Audiovisual Collection. Alabama Civil War and Reconstruction Newspapers. Alabama Genealogy and History Publications. Alabama Governors' Executive Orders Collection. Alabama History Education Materials. Alabama Legislative Acts, Journals, and Constitutions. Alabama Media Group Collection. Alabama Military Home Address Reports.

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