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EspañolReeko Road Trip - Medicine Park to Fort Sill, Oklahoma
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Reeko Road Trip - Medicine Park to Fort Sill, Oklahoma
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www.giwoodshop.com Second part of trip to pick my sister up from her vacation. This is Medicine Park, OK (pop. 373) where we had lunch. It is near the entrance to the Wichita Mountains and the town is built almost entirely with "cobblestones" which are small, round, red/orange rocks that are unique to the Wichita Mountains. Then we went to Fort Sill, first to the Apache Cemetery, where the Apache Chiefs (like Geronimo) are buried, then to the main Ft Sill Cemetery where Comanche, Kiowa and other vets are - including our grandfather. I dedicated this one to my son, Chris. We passed by Wichita Falls on the way home to see him also. His grave is after the credits. Please visit our website for the troops overseas. Thank you! G.I. Woodshop, Inc. www.giwoodshop.com email: giwoodshop AT yahoo DOT com
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reekonet
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indian, soldiers, army, landmark, museum, nature, apache, comanche, kiowa, fort, sill, medicine, park, oklahoma, wichita, mountains, travel, log,
Reeko Road Trip - Medicine Park to Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Description:
www.giwoodshop.com Second part of trip to pick my sister up from her vacation. This is Medicine Park, OK (pop. 373) where we had lunch. It is near the entrance to the Wichita Mountains and the town is built almost entirely with "cobblestones" which are small, round, red/orange rocks that are unique to the Wichita Mountains. Then we went to Fort Sill, first to the Apache Cemetery, where the Apache Chiefs (like Geronimo) are buried, then to the main Ft Sill Cemetery where Comanche, Kiowa and other vets are - including our grandfather. I dedicated this one to my son, Chris. We passed by Wichita Falls on the way home to see him also. His grave is after the credits. Please visit our website for the troops overseas. Thank you! G.I. Woodshop, Inc. www.giwoodshop.com email: giwoodshop AT yahoo DOT com
Author:
reekonet
Tags:
indian, soldiers, army, landmark, museum, nature, apache, comanche, kiowa, fort, sill, medicine, park, oklahoma, wichita, mountains, travel, log,
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