Horses have been studying humans from across the safety of a river, or from the overlook of a high ridge, for thousands of years. The oldest archeological evidence links horses and humans as far back as 400,000 to 600,000 years ago-not as companions, but as prey and predator. We may never know when the first horse and human ever looked into each other's eyes, yet horses have been part of the human heart since time immemorial. They have been our faithful friends-carrying us from the wind-swept steppes of Mongolia to the tall grass prairies of America.   Come to the grasslands and mountains of Wyoming this June.  Ride the landscape that inspired Mary O'Hara to write My Friend Flicka. 

Don't worry if you've never ridden a mile, or written a word.  This is the perfect place, and the perfect time.  Come see the world through the eyes of a horse.  Cross the threshold.  Fill your heart with stories.  In the spirit of horse-whisperer Buck Brannaman, believe.