Meet Your Hosts
Jane Hurl
This whole wagon train came into being because Jane Hurl got breast cancer in January of 2006. As she likes to point out, "Breast cancer is not what a girl would do for a picnic", but it looks like she's got it licked (at least so far, so good) and now she wants to give back to the medical system that took such good care of her then, and continues to do so now. This ride is her dream.
Rusty Hurl
The hardest working person on this ride is Rusty Hurl, our event manager (and Jane’s son). At his mother’s request, Rusty left his job in the real world to take on this project. It is on his shoulders that everything rides. From making you feel welcome to making sure your horse gets medical attention if necessary -- that’s Rusty. Setting up camp at night and breaking camp in the morning – that’s Rusty. Meals, entertainment, the whole nine yards – that’s Rusty. (And, yes, we know he looks 17 years old, but he isn't. He's 30 ... and very capable!)
It's going to be legendary ... again!
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