Savanna Simmons: Raising boys on the prairie

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01/24/23 • 49 min

Savanna Simmons is a cowgirl and creative entrepreneur living in very rural Wyoming with her husband ( a real life cowboy) and two boys. She talks about the challenges and joys of country living. she is a self-published author and artist. She gets inspiration from her two sons, Brindle and Roan, who live for adventures and exploring on the ranch. Savanna is really living her best life on the great plains. Find out more about Savanna at her website.

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