Pioneer Woman Road Trip: Boarding House, P-Town Pizza, Mercantile & more
On this month’s super adventure, we take the road trip of Mandee’s dreams to Pawhuska, Oklahoma. If you like cooking or baking, you know who lives there! It’s the home of the famous food blogger, author and Food Network Star — the Pioneer Woman! We drove! We shopped at the Mercantile general store! We stayed in the Photography Room at the Boarding House! Of course, we ate all the delicious things at the Merc deli and bakery!! And we got to try some wood fired pizza at the NEW P Town Pizza! You have to check out the Not Knots and lots of meat pizza at P-Town Pizza— they will change your life!! Not kidding! Plus we check out the Drummond ranch and the Lodge!
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Where The Buffalo Roam - Tallgrass Prairie Preserve Near Pawhuska, Oklahoma, in Osage County
The Joseph H. Williams Tallgrass Prairie Preserve is just north of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, in Osage County. It is here you will find the fully functioning tallgrass prairie on the land that use to be Barnard Ranch where actor Ben Johnson, Jr., was originally from. There is 2,500 head of bison roaming freely upon this 39,000-acre preserve. The Nature Conservancy manages this location to help protect the tallgrass prairie ecosystem.
Getting up a few hours before the sunrise, Scott and I rushed to find the right spot so we could welcome the sun. Not sure what we would find to take pictures of, we passed over the cattle guard just in time. We were not able to any bison at that time, but the hopes were high.
We drove along the gravel ranch road looking for the perfect place to show everyone what a tallgrass prairie looked like. As we came over one of the rolling hills, we saw the place we knew would show the life of this amazing landscape. We stopped the SUV and moved quickly.
The morning was cold but warmed up as the sun climbed in the blue sky. It gave a golden glow upon the tallgrass. After watching the sunrise, we climbed back in the SUV and started towards the visitor center. To our surprise, we found the road went downward toward an amazing tree-lined creek where we found a hiking trail. Knowing the visitor center was not going to be open for a few hours, we decided to go for a hike.
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Nothing to do in Pawhuska, Osage County, or Bartlesville. I beg to differ.
According to travelok.com, there is nothing to do in Pawhuska, Osage County, or Bartlesville. I beg to differ.
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Vlog 17: University of Oklahoma Campus Visit | Yellow Norm
Another campus visit, guys. The University of Oklahoma treated me well. And links for places that I visited:
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