Saddles East : Horseback Over the Old Oregon

A great many equestrian travelers could say they were inspired to take to the saddle because of the exploits of someone who rode before them. However John Beard is the only horseback traveler whose joumey can be directly linked to the influence of the famous Buffalo Bill Cody. Beard determined as a child that he wanted to see the Wild West from the back of a horse after a visit to Cody's legendary Wild West show.

Preparing for the Long Ride	p. 1
The Barlow Road	p. 10
The Trail to Wascopam	p. 19
The City of Echoes	p. 30
The Trek to Houtama	p. 42
The Way to the White Fort	p. 58
The Camp of the Rainbows	p. 86
The Springs of the Westing Waters	p. 96
Goose Egg	p. 106
The Camp of the Rattlesnakes	p. 118
The Eagle's Nest	p. 124
Windlass Hill	p. 134
The Christmas City	p. 140
The Lone Cabin on the Trail	p. 150
The Clover Leaf	p. 161
The End of the Trail	p. 164
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Saddles East : Horseback Over the Old Oregon Trail

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