RIDE MONUMENT VALLEY ARIZONA
WITH BILL MILLER

September 12-16, 2010
4 nights in camp with 3 days riding
$1,500.00 per person.


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Imagine yourself riding with Bill Miller, a Native American, in the footsteps of the likes of John Wayne, Glenn Ford and Harry Carey Jr. where filmmaker John Ford filmed the most enduring and recognizable landscape in the entire west. Among those towering pinnacles and buttes that made a star of John Wayne in “Stagecoach”, paid tribute to the U.S. Calvary in “She Wore a Yellow Ribbon”, and directed what many consider his most brilliant work,” The Searchers.”

For over 35 years Bill Miller’s music has moved audiences around the world. He is an Icon of the Native American music community and an accomplished artist whose paintings are exhibited nationwide.  Yet, in the view of singer, composer, flutist, painter and storyteller Bill Birdsong Miller he is just getting started. A three-time Grammy winning singer/songwriter as well as an acclaimed speaker and gifted painter, Miller is the quintessential American artist. Visit www.billmillerarts.com/his-story for more about Bill.

The Anasazi Indians abandoned Monument Valley in the 1300’s and on this ride you will have the opportunity to visit ancient sites and ruins dating before A.D. 1300.  Monument Valley is the Navajo Tribal Park and is but a small part of the nearly 16 million acre Navajo Reservation and its residents are but a small percentage of the Navajo population of more than 300,000.  www.navajonationparks.org

Many of you have expressed an interest in this ride and I urge you to make reservations now.  The cost is a modest $1,500 per person (a $300.00 discount is offered if you bring your own horse).  Space is filled on a first come first served basis and in order to hold a saddle for you, a deposit of $750.00 is required.  Deposits are fully refundable in the event the ride is canceled for any reason.  Final payment is due and payable on or before September 1, 2010.

We furnish your own personal horse, all food tents, cooks, wranglers, chuck wagon camp, park fees, shower trailer and entertainment around the campfire at night.  All riders will also receive a copy of Bill’s new Chronicles of Hope album and his most recent Spirit Wind Native American flute album.

To make a reservation, please call Willard Forman at 303-670-9758.  Sorry no credit cards accepted.  Personal checks OK.

See you in Monument Valley.

Willard Forman
Trail Boss

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