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Discoveries-America Wyoming - DVD

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Discoveries-America Wyoming - DVD
Discoveries-America Wyoming - DVD
SKU: BWDVDDAWY
Yellowstone park, "Devil's Tower", learn of Wyoming's other motto�the Suffrage state, Jackson Hole, "Old West Days" celebration, kayaking Snake River, Thermopolis Hot Springs, Dubois - a community turned cowtown to artist haven, Cheyenne, world's largest coal mine, Cody, and Buffalo Bill Historic Center...
Director: Jim and Kelly Watt
Format: DVD
Year: 05/01/2005
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Explore "The Cowboy State" with video essays on cowboys and rodeo, discover the natural beauty of Wyoming - in Yellowstone park, the first national park; "Devil's Tower", the first national monument; plus learn about Wyoming's other motto�the Suffrage state...it was the first government in the world to grant women a continuous vote. Discover Jackson Hole; "Old West Days" celebration; kayaking the Snake river; Thermopolis Hot Springs - the third largest tourist attraction in Wyoming; Dubois, a community turned from Cowtown to artist haven; Cheyenne, the capitol; take a close up look at possibly the world's largest coal mine; and visit the town of Cody and its Buffalo Bill Historic Center.

Filmed in 2003 by directors Jim and Kelly Watt.