Team Roping - North Carolina
Submitted by Jonathan on Thu, 01/01/2009 - 07:14.
We met some folks practicing team roping. Team roping is a fast paced sport which requires the coordination of humans and horses.
Blues in a Holler - Jam Session with Mac Arnold
Submitted by Jonathan on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 09:41.We met Mac Arnold while visiting a friends house. Mac plays unique "gas can" guitars which he makes himself. Check out Mac Arnold and Plate Full O' Blues on Mac's website: macarnold.com
Cowboy Action Shooting - High Country Cowboys
Submitted by Jonathan on Thu, 10/30/2008 - 15:22.Cowboy Action Shooting - High Country Cowboys
Bill, Brenda, and I watched the High Country Cowboys annual match, Shootout at Wolf Creek 2008. Cowboy Action Shooting is a sport where challengers shoot competition stages with firearms from the 1899 period and earlier; single action pistols, lever action rifles, and shotguns.
You can click on HQ on the video bar to watch in the High Quality setting; meaning at the original quality level which I uploaded the video.
Hoof Care and Basic Horseshoeing Workshop
Submitted by Jonathan on Mon, 08/25/2008 - 07:27.This is a promotional video for the From the Ground Up - Hoof Care & Basic Horseshoeing Workshops that we are putting on. The Classes are "hands on" and all levels of horsemen and women are encouraged to participate. For now the classes are being held in the North Carolina area.
Bill has been a professional Horseshoer since 1978. His skills where put to the test during his travels across the country.
For information about workshop dates, or if you would like to host a hoof care workshop, contact us at bill@uncoveringamerica.com
Understanding Horseshoeing and Hoof Care: An informational course presented by Bill Inman
Submitted by Jonathan on Mon, 07/14/2008 - 09:59.“It's amazing how many people don't understand what a correct horseshoeing job should look like.” - Bill Inman.
Join us on August 2nd and 3rd for a two day course on hoof care and an introduction to horseshoeing. This class, presented by Bill Inman, is intended to teach you the basics, including proper handling of a horse's hooves. There will be an informative look at the anatomy of a hoof emphasizing those key aspects that are important to a horse owner, an overview of farrier tools and how to use them, and what to look for in a completed shoe job. Become proactive in your horse's hoof care!
This course is not intended to teach people how to shoe a horse, only to show them the tools and give them the knowledge to maintain healthy hooves, and how to handle emergency situations.
VFW 5154 - Louisville Tennessee
Submitted by Jonathan on Thu, 07/10/2008 - 10:08.Bill Inman, his horse Blackie, and the crew, stayed at the VFW in Louisville, Tennessee during our first trip across America. It's been awhile since this happened but I have just put this video together.
Updated Gallery: Ride into Washington D.C.
Submitted by Jonathan on Sat, 06/28/2008 - 11:00.I've started to go throught the many pictures in the gallery adding titles, descriptions, and keywords for each picture. Click on the picture below to see the additions the the "Ride into Washington D.C." gallery.
Larry and Dottie Ride in the National Memorial Day Parade with Bill
Submitted by Jonathan on Sun, 06/08/2008 - 17:18.These are pictures Larry and Dottie's friend Jody took. Dottie: "Since we traveled all the way up there and told many friends we would be riding with Bill they would probably like to see the pictures on your web site." Click this picture to see the others in the gallery.
Bill Rides into Washington D.C.
Submitted by Jonathan on Mon, 06/02/2008 - 16:10. 
Bill and Blackie rode the Custis Trail into Arlington, and with a Police escort through Arlington to the Arlington Memorial Bridge. I borrowed a bicycle from Linda Neimeir, and rode with Bill. We started at Bon Air Park where we had camped the night before. We would like to thank Sgt. Charlie Neal, Sgt. Randy Bilder, Officer Adam Stone, Officer Barry Foust and Officer James Giordano with the Arlington County Police Department for helping us through Arlington.
We stopped at The Marine Corps, Iwo Jima Memorial, on the way. There Bill met two Marines, one of whom got on Blackie. After we took some photos at the Iwo Jima Memorial, the officers escorted us up to the Arlington Memorial Bridge where their jurisdiction ended. From there Bill rode over the bridge, by the Washington Monument, and on to the National Mall area where he met with veterans whom he delivered some of the letters of thanks and encouragement he had collected.
Bon Air Park, Arlington Virginia
Submitted by Jonathan on Mon, 06/02/2008 - 10:31.
In the morning at the The Meadowlark Gardens, we met a woman named Linda Andress. Ms. Andress invited us to have lunch with here at her favorite restaurant, the Vienna Inn, which is near the W&OD trail. Veterinarian Linda Neimeir also came out to ride with Bill.
