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‘We’ve always had a little bit of cowboy blood in us’: Meadow Lake Stampede rides into 102nd year
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meadowlakeNOW‘We’ve always had a little bit of cowboy blood in us’: Meadow Lake Stampede rides into 102nd year
As a child in the 1980s, Kurt Hadland remembers the excitement of fair rides, the clatter of hooves and family gatherings that made the Meadow Lake Stampede the highlight of every summer. “In the ’80s, we were so free-willed. We would have a lot, a lot of time to go down and experience the rodeo,” he said. “Plus, we experienced the fairgrounds, which had all the teacup saucers and all of that good stuff. And my family — uncles, aunts and cousins…
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