Mule Day has begun with the arrival of the Mule Day Wagon Train at Maury County Park as early ... "We have about 18 mules back at the house and we do mule races, and I used to pull mules ...

The wagon has a maximum cargo weight capacity of 100 lb (45 kg), and reportedly tips the scales at 22 lb (10 kg). When users wish to pull it along behind them as they walk, they just grab onto its ...

The Mule Day Wagon Train rode into Columbia Wednesday marking the arrival of the event deeply tied to the identity of the community. As the 50 mule-drawn wagons pulled into the Maury County Park ...

Mule Day in Columbia has officially begun as the festival's annual wagon train of mules, horses and riders once again took the multi-day trek across the region and into Maury County Park. While ...

In the 20th century, mules pulled the city’s garbage wagons during the day and then pulled floats at night. Each mule had a name and a personality, and mules almost always worked as a team.

Led by sure-footed mules pulling an old wooden wagon fitted with rubber tires, bucket seats and seatbelts, a wagon train crept up a steep bluff overlooking the Missouri River Wednesday on a 240 ...

Chuck Kaparich stood in a parking lot on West Pine Street on Saturday morning, hands jammed in his pockets against the biting cold, a look of marvel on his face.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Rinker Buck has written a part memoir, part adventure story in “The Oregon Trail: A New American Journey.” The adventure ...

What has 80 legs, pointed ears, 12 wheels, and is able to pull tremendous weights over a long distance? Give up? Well, if you said anything else than a 20-mule team pulling three wagons, you would ...

From the Archives heads to Palomar Mountain for a photo of mules pulling wagons up Trujillo Road, or South Slide, in 1890. Today the road is Highway S6, the South Grade Road. The San Diego Union ...

Gregory Crouch’s review of Rinker Buck’s “The Oregon Trail” (Books, Aug. 1) properly emphasizes the superior value of mules versus horses as motive power for hauling covered wagons ...

Harmony Borax Works became famous for its 20-mule teams, which pulled double wagons full of borax for 165 miles to the town of Mojave, according to the San Francisco Chronicle’s Jill K. Robinson.