Debbe Dunning’s Dude Ranch Round-Up
Strap on your spurs and saddle up for a travel adventure with actress Debbe Dunning (formerly Heidi the Tool Time girl from TV favorite “Home Improvement”) as she travels the U.S. and showcases the best dude ranches in the country on “Debbe Dunning’s Dude Ranch Round-Up.” Each week, Debbe takes you across the U.S. and inside some of the BEST dude ranches around the country. Follow Debbe on her exciting adventures from whitewater rapids in Colorado, to mountain biking in Arizona, to exploring the petroglyphs in Montana. read more
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