Water-line in PA

The gas company is put in a water pipe-line and it goes through the farm. It does not look the same, as you will see. I guess I'm a little confused. With all this drilling where ever we go, (Pennsylvania, North Dakota, and New Mexico) the price of gas or diesel fuel doesn't go down. Any way here are some pictures.

 

 

 

 

Mark wanted to take this back to the Navajo. With that much wood in one place, I think, they would think they were in heaven.

Pine Creek

The Sunday before we left my 2 nieces and their families and my Mom and Dad decide to go to Pine Creek. Mark loves to fish up there and had not had a change to go. So he was very happy about going.

It was So Pretty!

The Fishermen!

My new great-niece!

Autumn wrap-up in her Navajo blanket. I wonder who she got that from!

A good time had by all.

Navajo Night in Pennsylvania

To help our home church get a feel for some Navajo food.

 

We made Navajo tacos for them.

Yes, I brought with me 20 pounds of Blue Bird flour!

Can't have fry bread without Blue Bird flour!

We did a power point and talked about some things that are happening.

We brought some things from the craft store, also.

Our circle!

We brought some sage and burn that too.

We just didn't have the drum.

 

We had a great time. We have a great home church!

 

Pennsylvania / New Mexico

I wanted to take and compare somethings of what we have in New Mexico to Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania - home for October!

 

Our home in New Mexico

The view around our home!

 

A little bit of difference between our two homes. Both special in there own way. We thank God for both.

 

A Walk In New Mexico

Mark and I try to take a walk in the morning and then in the evening. All summer we would just walked along the road, sometimes in the horse pasture on the path through the sage bush. Up until I saw the Sn___e with the chipmunk in its mouth. We now found a new place to walk and we want to share it with you.

But then we have this to walk by. Maybe this is what we have to look forward to in PA.

This is only about 1 mile from the Adobe. 24/7 we can here it. It sound like my Dad's

 John Deere 520!

The next pictures are for the cattle that graze on the BLM land.

New Mexico Hot Tub!