Join us for another captivating episode of Proper True Yarn Podcast as we welcome guest Don Naughton, who brings a treasure trove of unforgettable stories and adventures to the table. In this episode, aptly titled "Don Naughton's Tales: Visited By The Secret Service," Don regales us with his remarkable experiences, from living in Baltimore during Obama's presidency to exploring the wilds of Africa and more.

Don kicks off his storytelling with a thrilling account of living in Baltimore when Barack Obama's presidential train passed through. With the city locked down and secret service everywhere, Don had a front-row seat to history. As he tried to capture the moment, an unexpected encounter with secret service left him in a memorable situation that will leave you in stitches.

Moving on, Don shares his experiences as an electrician working in America and discusses the fascinating differences in electrical systems between countries. He also takes us on a journey to Bermuda, where he and his wife lived for several years, and the conversation takes a mysterious turn as they ponder the enigma of the Bermuda Triangle.

Don's adventures don't stop there. He transports us to Africa, where he embarked on a thrilling safari in the Masai Mara. The awe-inspiring sights of elephants, rhinos, cheetahs, and more unfold before his eyes, but a spine-tingling encounter with lions at night adds an extra layer of excitement to his safari tale.

Lastly, Don recounts a snowy saga from his time in Baltimore when an unexpected snowstorm dumped over 16 inches of snow overnight, forcing him to shovel repeatedly to keep their home accessible. It turns out that 2010 brought an astonishing 78 inches of snow to the area.

Don't miss this episode filled with laughter, wonder, and adventure as Don Naughton shares his captivating stories that span from presidential moments to African wilderness and beyond. Subscribe now to Proper True Yarn Podcast and be prepared to be transported to places you've never imagined.

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