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Brenda Vold and Karry Krytal: CFR timers working with college rodeo timer, Stephanie Mather Moore.

The next award winning Rodeo Woman is Monica Wilson. Into the Cowboy Hall of Fame!! I stopped by Cardston for a visit and a casual snapshot of her with her latest accomplishment. And a couple of jars of apple sauce, fresh made from her tree>

On my way back to the east, I stopped by my sister’s near Waterton Park. Got to ride out with my good friend Jenika from the Alpine Stables in the park.

First came Trish Jones, one of the rodeo women who has worked behind the scenes forever, it sometimes seems. A “Legend of Rodeo” trophy buckle from the committee. A fabulous recognition of her recent work with the Czar Lake Bullarama and all of what she had done.

Finally, back at my desk. The next several months begin the post-production process for real. No promises how long this will take–just as long as it takes!! It was a great final shoot in BC in June-July. Then came some weeks of the cabin in the bush near Kamloops. What an amazing summer. Check out

Final moments for this final shoot. Now it’s on to the serious work of making this into a movie. Check back in a year when it might be ready!!! (Photo by Jonny Frezza – who ran in to join us and then managed to get the missing Lauren into the frame. She was busy downloading

Getting b-roll for the next steps of the film. (Photo by Lauren Yim).

July 1 was a great day at the rodeo. From start to finish this one was a family affair.

Here is the proper introduction to our drone operator who joined us at the Bridge Lake Rodeo. Born and raised in Vancouver, Victor Wong is a photo/videographer eager to explore everywhere away from home. Aficionado of all things camera, drones, and a penchant for getting into uncomfortable situations for the shot.  Joining us for the