But this trip certainly isn't a pamper-fest, and guests will learn how to mend fences, eat beans from billy cans, and take part in cow-branding.
What do you mean Imagine you had an art class in which they taught you how to paint a fence, but never showed you the great masters.
Baker was a natural entertainer and, in his later years, branched out into films, and even taught Elizabeth Taylor, Shirley Temple, Greta Garbo and Rudolph Valentino how to ride horses, fence and swim before he himself became a silent movie star.
The sheer variety of Lincoln's experiences and the things he had to know even as a young man -- how to build a fence, clear a field of trees, plow, hunt, fight, navigate a river -- seem worth noting in an election season that has given us career politicians, retired athletes and famous sons.
An old quote states that a Victorian man must have known how to ride, shoot, to fence, to dance, to swim, to row, and he must know how to be graceful and polite.
"They teach them how to climb electrical fences, how to efficiently clean toilets and mow lawns and pick grapes, and live off starvation wages.
