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Show Me St. Louis Holds An Urban Hayride in Forest Park

Interviewing Gary Bess

Show Me St. Louis, KSDK's (Channel 5) popular magazine-style show, taped a segement for their show on the hayrides offered by the Parks Department in Forest Park.

Reporter Wendy Erickson and cameraman Jim Viehman are shown at left interviewing Parks Director Gary Bess as the hayride wagon rolls by in the background. Park employee Robert Wesley was recruited to drive the wagon. Employees Dave Shead, Janet Watson, Ken Ellis, Dwight Hatchett and Gary Wallen were passengers before a group of children arrived to take a ride for the camera.

hay fight driving the wagon Shooting
Children feel throwing hay
is the best part of the hayride. Park employee Robert Wesley
was the wagon driver. Show Me camerman Jim Viehman
runs behind the wagon to get his shot.
Riding along traveling
Park employees Dave Shead,
Janet Watson, Ken Ellis,
Dwight Hatchett, Gary Wallen and
Robert Wesley were passengers. Even the smallest
children can enjoy a
hayride if it includes
a fight with hay. The Parks Department
offers hayrides through
Forest Park every fall weekend.

Hayrides

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This Page Last Modified: 8/28/02


Children feel throwing hay is the best part of the hayride.	Park employee Robert Wesley was the wagon driver.	Show Me camerman Jim Viehman runs behind the wagon to get his shot.

Park employees Dave Shead, Janet Watson, Ken Ellis, Dwight Hatchett, Gary Wallen and Robert Wesley were passengers.	Even the smallest children can enjoy a hayride if it includes a fight with hay.	The Parks Department offers hayrides through Forest Park every fall weekend.