Lovely weather for a sleigh ride together
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Two Below Zero sleigh driver Bob Dillon with the mules, Bright and Sunny, Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero sleigh driver Aaron Byrne leads the mules, Matthew and Roy, during a tour Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero driver Bree Thoma gears up a mule, Johnny, ahead of a tour Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero driver Jessica May puts on the chaps ahead of a tour Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero guests interact with Johnny, a mule, before the sleigh ride Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Sunny, a mule, rubs his head against Bright as Two Below Zero sleigh driver Bob Dillon prepares them for a sleigh ride for clients Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero sleigh driver Bob Dillon with Bright and Sunny Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero sleigh rides with the Tenmile Range and the White River National Forest as the backdrop Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero mule Johnny pays attention to the drivers before the sleigh ride Thursday, Feb. 28, on the Frisco Peninsula.
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Two Below Zero tour excursion guests ride on a sleigh powered by draft mule teams on the Frisco peninsula with the backdrop of the Tenmile Range without civilization in sight. All in less than a mile from Frisco’s Main Street entrance, as the crow flies, cowboys and cowgirls lead the hot cocoa or warm, home-cooked dinner meal in the middle of the sleigh ride three days a week until the snow melts. Check into DinnerSleighRides.com for more info.
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