Liz McAlister trains Vinnie, the donkey
to be able to pull a cart and carry brush, firewood and people. (more)

Ardeth Platte and Carol Gilbert prepare 130 food bags for people who come to the Jonah House food pantry.

Sunflowers are the international symbol for nuclear disarmament. Sunflower plants have been used in Chernobyl to absorb nuclear poisons from lakes. (more)

Many flowers in bloom, attracting bees,
butterflys and birds.

The female guinea hen sits on about 27 eggs. The male guinea is nearby, guarding the nest. (more)

Baby guinea fowl, called keets.

An overview of the garden.

Silas the nubian goat, chomping on poison ivy, a co-worker in our poison ivy irradication project.

Luke Mattson and Nichole Hayden bringing a mix of urine and water to the apple trees. (more)

Nichole Hayden paints banner for August Faith and Resistance Retreat.

Setting a tombstone. This stone had been down on the ground for decades. We leveled the base, and used the chain pull to lift and lower the stone on the base.

Julia rides the donkey Paz, while Liz McAlister and Grace encourage and guide the donkey.