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desmoinesregister.com | Ronna Faaborg
A Discovery Channel show will soon shine a national light on Ames and Boone County. The show’s stars, Patrice and Kevin McCabe, and crew from a popular travel show “RV There Yet?” filmed in central Iowa in October. The McCabes explored the campground at Ledges State Park, rode the Rail Explorers, toured Reiman Gardens and tailgated at an Iowa State University football game. The national premiere of the "RV There Yet?" Ames episode will be televised at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, April 19, on Discovery.
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amestrib.com | Ronna Faaborg
A Discovery Channel show will soon shine a national light on Ames and Boone County. The show’s stars, Patrice and Kevin McCabe, and crew from a popular travel show “RV There Yet?” filmed in central Iowa in October. The McCabes explored the campground at Ledges State Park, rode the Rail Explorers, toured Reiman Gardens and tailgated at an Iowa State University football game. The national premiere of the "RV There Yet?" Ames episode will be televised at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, April 19, on Discovery.
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desmoinesregister.com | Ronna Faaborg
Ronna FaaborgPatrice and Kevin McCabe, the stars of "RV There Yet?," take a bike ride on the High Trestle Trail Bridge while filming an episode of their Discovery Channel show. Provided By The Ames Regional Economic AllianceThe cast and crew of Discovery Channel's "RV There Yet?" pose for a photo during filming at the High Trestle Bridge.
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amestrib.com | Ronna Faaborg
Siriaco Garcia, also known as “Siricasso,” is no stranger to murals, using color paint to create art on a large scale. With an entire winery as a canvas, he is creating an enormous summer celebration anchored by nearly 80 artists. The second annual “The Middle of NOWhere” Rural Art and Music Festival will be held July 12 at The Cellar Winery between Madrid and Slater. “Last year, we had around 55 different artists in all different mediums from different places of the world,” Garcia said.
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amestrib.com | Ronna Faaborg
Ronna FaaborgGuests enjoy art, food and music at the first annual Middle of NOWhere Rural Art & Music Festival in 2024 at The Cellar Winery near Slater. Photo By @flixbydrew/Provided By The Middle Of NOWhere FestivalGuests enjoy art, food and music at the first annual Middle of NOWhere Rural Art & Music Festival in 2024 at The Cellar Winery near Slater.
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