Admin | June 24, 2010
By Wilma Young Welcome to Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. Today you will be walking the Woodland Trail. We can’t know in advance all the things you will encounter on the trail, but we can give you an idea of the possibilities and probabilities. Before you begin your walk, just as your car turns off the [...]
Category: Wildlife Tales |
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Admin | January 6, 2010
By Harley Gooldrup And Elizabeth Fread This article appeared in the October 18, 2006 edition of the Eastern Shore News and the October 19 edition of the Chincoteague Beacon. Assateague Island is located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia on the Atlantic Ocean. It is quiet Friday afternoon, far out on the range, where the [...]
Category: Pony Tales |
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Tags: bull whip, buyback babes, Chincoteague Fire Company, chincoteague wild ponies, cowboys, Dr. Charlie Cameron, horse care, pony auction, wild ponies
