Remembering the Wisdom of our Ancestors
A story I wanted to share
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Comment by Kyla on October 21, 2009 at 5:36pm - (Thanks for letting me know!)
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Comment by Kyla on October 21, 2009 at 5:36pm
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Oops, that was actually me. And the link button up there doesn't seem to work, so here it is:
http://www.starofthebards.com/laloba-wolfwoman
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Comment by Trevanion on October 21, 2009 at 5:34pm -
Did it work this time?
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Comment by Candi Huber on October 20, 2009 at 8:12pm - Kyla can you post the link to the story..thanks
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Frank Grindrod of www.earthworkprograms.com had the opportunity to mentor with and capture some incredible video at the 2009 Maine Primitive Gathering in Wells ME hosted by Mal Stephens.
Mark demonstrates and gives insight into a traditional skil...
its funny, i always thought that sand people traveled in single file to conceal their numbers, but these two are side by side. perhaps some esoteric mating ritual.
That's beaver poop she's flinging, if you were curious.
Beautifully done, Good work by the camera Man. What gifts have been bestowed upon you Mike, as with many of us. Each year we get to see them growing, astounded by there talents, and touched by the grace of that bond, and love. "Steady as she goes"..
Using the Whole Animal at Toms River, NJ
November 14, 2009 at 12pm to November 19, 2009 at 5pm
In conjunction with Practical Primitive (www.practicalprimitive.com), we are offering this special "Using the Whole Animal" workshop again this year.
This is a six day, totally hands-on workshop that will go through the full process of how to use ...
Well, I have been trying to figure out all the gadgetry to make more MPSS instructional videos, and Nick has been too busy with college to help out. So I recruited the nearest available talent. Tell me what you think of Emily's "Autumn Olive Fruit...
Trev~
you have to wrap the bowstring around the spindle. See?
(i love you sis)
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