Contact
If you would like to contact me!
I try to check my email as often as possible, but once out on the road I must rely on computers at libraries. Responding to emails may take me some time, be patient. I do not carry a cell-phone, laptop, or GPS, but I will always get back to you if I can.
I am invited in to give talks and presentations at schools, 4-H clubs, business groups, private luncheons, libraries functions and other events. If you are interested in scheduling a speaking engagement please use.. .
Email address….endehomebase@yahoo.com
There is also my Facebook page.
When all else fails use…..Snail Mail: Bernice Ende, box 284, Trego, Montana 59934
winter camp, Forsyth, MT.
Pacific Ocean, south of Tillamook, OR. 2007 5000m ride
Hi Bernice, I read about you in the April AARP and am fascinated by your adventures! You sound like an amazing woman! Thank you for setting such a great example as a true pioneer!
Hello Ms Ende. Was thumbing thru April’ s AARP magazine and read about you journey for May 2013. What an inspiring woman you are. May God travel with you and his Angels keep you safe.
Bernice,
Just saw the article about you in AARP magazine. You are awesome. I wish I could do what you are doing. Have you ever thought of having someone videotape part pf your journeys. This way everyone could enjoy experiencing the beautiful scenery of the Rocky Mountains.
Sincerely,
Robert Gunn, Little Elm, Texas
Just got my earthstone necklace love it and it smelled good! Thanks
good luck on your new adventure in 2013……..stay healthy and safe…
Curious, is your dog an Australian Cattle dog? We have one and she looks quite similar
Have you ever considered anyone joining you? I live in Heber City, UT and just got downsized. Could you post where you are riding and maybe consider some company for a couple days? Thanks, Sally 813-760-0676
Hello Bernice, As you can see I am an Ende also. I always try to contact anyone I run across with the last name of Ende. . My Ende family is small as far as I know. . We are third generation from Germany. Most of my family now lives in Florida.. We are all around your age so I am wondering if you might be a cousin. The name is an odd one. It was changed upon entering the United States. So hope to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Pamela Ende Crosby
Hello Bernice: I too am doing what I did as a child, back to riding horses and barrel racing after 32 years without. Have a safe journey. Why don’t you include Washington state in your travels; we’re friendly horse women! I’d like to shoot a few photos of you, or maybe you would like to speak to a few horse organizations. I could organize. There are many possibilities.
What a surprise to find you in the AARP Bulletin!! I sure do miss our Aerobic classes. Now living in Mancos, CO (that’s in the Four Corners area). Want to keep on touch. Marge
you’re coming thru CO anytime? i’ll ride out to meet you. sorry, not horse, but QUIET BMW motorcycle.
well done!
zigy ? Boulder CO
Hi Bernice. Bravo !!!! You inspire me and touch my soul with these rides. I felt the pain when reading your story of loosing your beloved mount . Its difficult and we remember with tears of respect and love whenever the memories resurface.
If you are ever travelling to New England I would welcome you to stay with us.
Happy Trails,
Donna Jean
Ellington, CT.
Bernice,
You are an inspiration!
If you ever find your way, on your next coast to coast ride, and in need of a good place to stop and rest in Belchertown, Massachusetts, we have a country setting with two fields for the horses, water and gardens to pick – and we think good company too – do look us up. All the best to you!
Wax and Marie
(413) 284=0051
hi, check out our web site. if you ever want a nice winter rest visit our sanctuary. i walked over 500 miles with six burros on PCT in 1991. hardest thing i’ve ever done. I’m 56 and would love to share some time with you and your animal family some day. it would be refreshing to met a kindred spirit again. Happy Trails………………………diana chontos, wild buro rescue
this is something i have wanted to do for a long time. i have been riding since i was 3, jump a little, but just love to be with horses. i plan to retire in a year or so, i will be 67, and i want to ride from coast to coast., but not in a group. i have concerns about handling bridges, such as over the mississippi. would love to talk to you about how you do such, and how you handle busy highways, no place to camp, etc.
if you have a chance anytime, give me a call, 203-226-1490 or email me at the above address.
many thanks.
best,
becky ward
Just saw your picture in the aarp magazine. My partner (male) has just been diagnosed with a terminal illness and I just lost my job. It was refreshing to me to see what you are doing, know that there is life to be lived again. I love horses too, just turned 58 and lived in Victor ID for the past 6 years. I moved out here to be with Buddy ( ( a wonderful man who devoted his life to climbing in the Tetons and being a musician for local Dude Ranches-a singing cowboy) after a 30 year marriage in MN. Now life changes again, and I hope to include horses. It helps to see people do things such as you are doing; it is inspirational . Have a safe journey.
Jackie
I would like to ask how your knees are holding up? I taught modern dance for 30 years, retire, now age 70 and do a lot of dance exercising for my own fitness. I would love to ride horses more but my knees don’t enjoy being kept bent for such long intervals.
Saw the article on you and the fact you taught ballet. What a great story.
Sincerely,
Caroline Brown. Sierra Madre, California