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Sarah Lobban
Earth Day might be well behind us, but Oklahoma’s ECOpass is helping ensure that the state’s future still looks green.
Saturday 18 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: watonga
‘Two Wheel’ for T’giving
On the menu: the Okie TV travelers’ greatest hits.
Here’s a Thanksgiving treat that won’t affect your waistline: A special edition of the TV travel series “Two Wheel Oklahoma” premieres at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The show is intended to be a “best of” episode, featuring eight clips from past excursions around the Sooner State, including stops in Arcadia, Watonga, Sapulpa, Spavinaw (Spavinaw?) and more. “Two Wheel Oklahoma” follows motorcyclists Brad Mathison and Rex Brown as the head out on the highways and back roads.
Set your TiVo for the Cox Channel (HD channel 703 or SD channel 3). For more information, visit twowheeloklahoma.com. —Rod Lott
by Rod Lott
11.21.2011
1 year ago
The show is intended to be a “best of” episode, featuring eight clips from past excursions around the Sooner State, including stops in Arcadia, Watonga, Sapulpa, Spavinaw (Spavinaw?) and more. “Two Wheel Oklahoma” follows motorcyclists Brad Mathison and Rex Brown as the head out on the highways and back roads.
Set your TiVo for the Cox Channel (HD channel 703 or SD channel 3). For more information, visit twowheeloklahoma.com. —Rod Lott
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Sarah Lobban
Earth Day might be well behind us, but Oklahoma’s ECOpass is helping ensure that the state’s future still looks green.
