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North Carolina Mule Rambles

Tarheel saddle rambles with borrowed mules and blue jean pommel bags to behind the scenes with PBS North Carolina and mule Polly on the set of Swan Song. Weekend jaunts, trail rides and mule rambling with friends.
Posts are in chronological order, oldest first.
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Covered Wagon Travel: Uwharrie at the Speed of Rice
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A Wagon Ramble Through Pamlico County: Photos from a Dying Camera
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Seek Work: A Mule Wagon Ramble in Search of Day Jobs
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Pack Saddle Temptation: Nearly Running Away with Mules Polly and Buddy
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It's Not's What's Over the Door
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Ronald’s Borrowed Vomit Saddle Bags
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UNC-TV and Our State "Mule Rider" Program
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Watch the Emmy-Winning “Mule Rider” on PBS North Carolina
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A Mule Wagon Wedding in the Sandhills of North Carolina
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Is a Mare Mule or Horse Mule Better?
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Mule Rider: Emmy-Winning Covered Wagon Documentary
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Legging Polly up for the Next Mule Ramble
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Horses, Plows, and Sasquatch: Scenes from the Dixie Draft Auction 2024
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How to Sew a Cover For a Covered Wagon
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How to Install a Wood Stove in a Covered Wagon
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How to Replace a Wear Plate on a Covered Wagon
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Shadows of Mules and a Covered Wagon: Sneak Peek
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Covered Wagon End of Year Wishes
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How to Sew Tie Back Points to Your Covered Wagon’s Cover
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How to Make Cowboy Coffee on a Covered Wagon
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Lake Mattamuskeet Covered Wagon Ramble with PBS NC
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Mule Polly and the Covered Wagon Head to Lake Mattamuskeet for PBS NC
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Winter Wanderings: A PBS NC Wagon Adventure at Lake Mattamuskeet
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Snowed In by Wagon at Lake Mattamuskeet: Thanking Hyde County
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Sunday Morning at Mule Days: How We Won the Parade
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Watch the Swan Song Premier July 3 on PBS NC
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How We Made Swan Song: A Winter Mule Journey Documentary
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How to Stream “Swan Song” on PBS and YouTube
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From Snowstorm to Screen: PBS NC Director Morgan Potts Describes the Making of Swan Song
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