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“Day 4 - Can you dig?”
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We started the day on a real high note. We met up with members of a Navajo family near Dilkon doing a lot of amazing work with vegetables and livestock. It's entirely organic farming, and they showed an interest in helping us with the long term plans at the mission for a garden and orchard. It really gave us some optimism that this plan could work. After that we went to work on the small planter we wanted to build before leaving the next day.


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Turn left at the tires

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More greenery

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Maybe wild, maybe just "free-range"

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Butte -iful

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Jon & Arlene

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Digging in

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Please be friendly.


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Old Posts

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Find your own spot.

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New fruit

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Large growth

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Fresh Eggs?

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Tate & Arlene & a big field

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Moo!


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More awesome rocks

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One tree hill

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A Navajo Hogan

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Winslow AZ,

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Wind Resistance

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Tate trenches

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The Wood Front


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Quilted for softness

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Color and Life

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Taking shape

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Almost ready for plants

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Help arrived in the nick of time

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Little did they know...

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Our gracious hosts (surrounded by trouble)


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