It's a pre-War TravelTalks episode. They first travel to Colorado, then Wyoming. I can do without the James A. FitzPatrick's poetic overly-flowery language or the operatic singing. It's old and not in an appealing way. The scenery is plenty good enough. There isn't anything new or original or exotic. It's the Rocky Mountains. It hasn't changed for thousands of years. It has some people vacationing which looks like an old home movie. It has horses and one smart dog. It has some cowboy rodeo work. The cowboy needs to get thrown by that horse. The sunset visual is gorgeous and classic. At least, it ends perfectly.
Review of Rocky Mountain Grandeur
