Episode #59
Where Old Florida Still Rides | Kathy Wolfe of Wolfe’s Born to Ride
There’s a side of Florida you won’t find along the interstate or inside a theme park. It’s down sandy roads, beneath sprawling oaks and towering pines, and along trails best experienced from the back of a horse. In this episode of The Florida Homesteader Podcast , Jamie Bateman sits down with Kathy Wolfe of Wolfe’s Born to Ride to talk about horses, trail riding, Florida’s natural landscape, and a way of experiencing the Sunshine State that feels a whole lot like Old Florida. Kathy shares her story, her love for horses, and how Wolfe’s Born to Ride gives others the opportunity to slow down, saddle up, and experience a side of rural Florida that many people never get to see. It’s a conversation about more than horseback riding. It’s about our connection to the land, preserving Florida traditions, and appreciating the wild and beautiful places that still remain. Come along with us Where Old Florida Still Rides. For more stories celebrating Florida’s farms, homesteads, people, places, and traditions, visit TheFloridaHomesteader.com . To visit and connect with Kathy, you can visit their website at Wolfesborntoride.com. To follow along with the Florida Cracker Trail Association, visit their Facebook page Florida Cracker Trail, here!
