Photo: Ree Drummond/Instagram
Ree Drummondis letting fans seeThe Pioneer Womanin a whole new light.
This summer, the celebrated chef and cookbook author is opening the doors of the production location where she films her Food Network show, offering free tours of the space to the public once again.
Sitting on the Drummond ranch in Osage County, Oklahoma, the space — dubbed the Lodge — doubles as Ree and husband Ladd Drummond’s family guest house.
Visitors will be able to get up, close, and personal with Ree’s kitchen and living space, and are encouraged to snap plenty of pictures in the process.
Tickets (1 per group) are required for Lodge tours, and are available at The Merc. There is no limit to the number of tickets offered on tour dates, but they’re not able to be obtained in advance and therefore are only good for that day’s date.
The Lodge is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on tour dates.
The dates available are June 28-30 and July 1-2, 4-9, 11-15 and 29-30 — thoughthe tour page’s websitewill offer the most up-to-date information, including future tour dates this year.
There’s only one big caveat: dog and other pets are not permitted on Lodge tours. “The ranch dogs are very protective of the homestead, and issues can arise when visitors bring dogs,” the website reads. “If you have a dog with you, please return another time.”
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Drummond ranching traces its roots back to Frederick Drummond (1864–1913), who came to the former Osage Nation, Indian Territory in 1886 when he was just 22. Generations later, the family is still in the cattle ranching business, the Osage County ranch growing to be one of the most prominent in the industry.
Ree married into the business in 1996, when she wed Ladd. Just 10 years later, Ree started The Pioneer Woman blog, the site that catapulted her into the spotlight.
source: people.com
