We had a little party this weekend. Some of our amazing friends (thirteen of them) from Santa Barbara crashed our floor. The infamous Rainbow Girls were a part of this troupe. Music, dancing, love, awesome food, Oak creek, Sedona, and the Farmer's Market got involved. It was an amazingly reviving weekend. Here are pictures!


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http://rainbowgirls.bandcamp.com/album/stomp-folk

Rainbows in the living room!

Back yard in peak form.

Gypsy

Gypsy

Gypsy

Gypsy

Gypsy

Gypsy

Yah Gypsies!

Photo: Kelsie Crane

Photo: Kelsie Crane

Photo: Kelsie Crane

I finished working on the farm last week. On my last day we showed the farm to a group of Japanese college students. On Sunday I drove home. I had a ride sharer incapable of driving manual, so I drove the whole 12 hours solo. We ran out of gas around 9 PM two miles from the first gas station in Arizona. A nice fellow helped us out and we got going again in 30 minutes. Got to the Meadow at 12:17 AM Monday morning.

Thus, I am once again in Flag. I have spent the last few days moving house up to the Meadow.

Harvest

Wwoofer Quinn, Peter Eichorn, Me

Leni, Tagako, and I transplanting redwood babies.

Fresh Eggs

Peter telling what's what.

BASIL!

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