Good Sale

All the bee equipment we had for sale sold.

Beekeeping & Farm Sale Sept. 2012

We are selling all our beehive wooden ware. Deep supers 8 & 10 frame, shallow honey supers, lids, frame feeders, frame & foundation and 2 -- 20 foot 2 ton trucks.  We also have nucs for sale.

Beekeeping on the Navajo Reservation

We helped Larry Justice and Dan Stephan set up to become beekeepers in Tuba City Arizona. It was an all day afair and in the cool of the evening, the packages of bees were put into the beehives (supers).  A small group of folks turned out to watch.

Our Home Driveway Washed Away

Tuesday evening (April 24, 2012) around 11:30 p.m. our driveway washed away and left a 50' gapping hole.  In 2008 around this same time of year, the creek was very swollen and we were concerned of possible flooding, but the culvert kept the water flowing.

David Kinlacheeny: Cowboy Farmer

David has a new 2 family garden that he has been working very hard on.  He also raises cattle and horses for the rodeo.  He is planning on having a rodeo this summer or fall at his place.

Huckelberry Tent & Breakfast

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Christine's Tent & Breakfast reminds me of the hogans here in Chilchinbito.  The only difference is her Tent & Breakfast is in the mountains of Clark Fork, North Idaho.  Each tent has its own shower, outhouse, kitchen, and delicious home grown fresh breakfast.

Interestingly enough in Tuba City Arizona about 100 miles from where we live, and still on the Navajo Reservation, a family has set up a Hogan bed & breakfast.



Additionally, it looks like Monument Valley has a Hogan bed & breakfast too.

Mary & Jeff: Old Hogan, New Garden

They have a super secure garden area to keep the sheep out. There are only 3 tractors that I know of in the area and Jeff has 1.  That tractor was a big help in bringing in manure.  The traditional hogan was being refurbished with new cedar bark and clay for the roof.