2 | The RimShot We have the unique pleasure of living in one of the most beautiful and inviting communities in Arizona. RimShot Publishing would like to highlight this beauty and connect with our neighbors in the form of a monthly magazine. We are looking for community members and businesses to partner with. WE ARE IN SEARCH OF THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF ARTICLES FROM THE COMMUNITY: Monthly events and special interest information from HeberOvergaard, Snowflake, Taylor, Pinedale, Clay Springs, Linden, Show Low area and even Payson. There is always something happening around us! Advice/Informational Articles: DIY, Home Improvement/ Gardening Living Well, Health, Wellness Informational Home, pet articles Food and Recipes Real Estate Advice, Financial Advice Personal interest, short story, poems We would also like to highlight local/new businesses, artists, community care stories and history. Local wildlife and landscape photos, even your cute or funny pet pictures. The higher quality the better and your photo could end up on the cover! Since this is a community magazine, the advertising helps to pay for each month to keep this publication free to the community. And by helping support the magazine you also give your company the visibility to thousands of potential customers. We look forward to promoting our wonderful rural community and all the activities, beauty and lifestyle. Please submit articles and photos info@rimshotpublishing.comto mRimShotagazine Celebrating the joy of living in and around the White Mountain Rim County. September 2022 | VOL. 1 - nO.5 Published monthly by RimShot Publishing, LLC. info@rimshotpublishing.comContactfor any questions. Article & Photo Submissions Welcome & Encouraged! Please limit stories to approximately 300 words. Email your articles, photo submissions and calendar events (apx. 100 words) to info@rimshotpublishing.com. We are primarily interested in stories directly related to our circulation area. We will run these stories and photos based on space available each month. No guarantee of publication is made. This is not a platform for complaints or political Opinionsagenda.expressed in editorial or advertisements do not necessarily represent the view or opinion of RimShot Publishing, LLC. No liability is accepted for errors or omissions in editorial or advertising copy. We make every effort to insure the accuracy of the publication but are not immune from mistakes. We reserve the right to refuse any editorial or advertising copy that is not compatible with our publication standards. Advertising rates and information are available at RimShotpublishing.com DEADLINES All editorial, photo and advertising are due by the 15th of each month prior to the month of publication. MAILING ADDRESS: RimShot Publishing, LLC PO Box Overgaard,3128AZ 85933 SEPTEMBER 2022
September Happenings in our Area Tall Park Come join us September 3-4th from 10 AM - 5 PM. Live bands, Food Vendors, and Arts and Crafts Vendors will be there to celebrate with us. Lumberjack games will be Saturday. Parking $15. Call (928) 535-5777 for
Labor Day Arts & Crafts Festival - September 3-4th. 9am - 5pm. High Country Art Association presents the Labor Day Arts & Crafts Festival held in the Orchard at Charlie Clark’s. 1701 E. White Mountain Blvd., Pinetop. Live Music, Food, Drinks
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Friday and Saturday, September 2-3 from 9am to 4pm each day at Capps School, 3375 Buckskin Canyon Rd in Heber. In addition to many wonderful quilts on display, there is also a well stocked Bake Sale as well as a wonderful Boutique filled with many hand-made items for your home. Get a head start on your Christmas Shopping. There will also be a great display of Vintage Quilts and Vintage Sewing Machines as well as some terrific vendors. Admission is only $2 and helps support many charity organizations in our wonderful community. Come and join us!
2774 AZ-HWY 260, Heber
Cruise In!
Pine Needlers’ Annual Quilt Show
Ages 12 and under free with paid adult.
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Taylor Sweet Corn Festival - Saturday September 3 - 8:30am - 5pm. Parade, arts and crafts fair, food vendors, kids’ activities, corn hole tournament and fireworks are all part of this annual festival held on Labor Day Weekend celebrating the harvest of Taylor farmers’ primary crop - sweet corn. Plenty of sweet corn is available for purchase to enjoy to enjoy throughout the day or to take home. Heber/Overgaard Friday Night We will start to gather at 5pm. Don’t miss these HOT RIDES. The Ice Cream Truck will be there August 5th and Velma’s Little Umukuka on August 19th
Show Low Battle of the Bands & Vans - September 3 from noon to 9pm(gates open at 11am). Frontier Park, Show Low. 660 N. 9th Place. Bounce House & Face Painting, kids’ zone 1pm - 6pm. Arts & Crafts Vendors, food vans, beer garden. Vote for your favorite band and food van. $5 admission & 5 voting tokens.
Join us for the weekly
Oktoberfest Sponsored by the Heber-Overgaard Chamber of Commerce September 3- 4 at
more information
W White Mountain Drive, Veterans Memorial Park. 11:00am. Presented by the VFW September 11, American Legion POst 2068 Lumber Valley Rd, Overgaard
4 | The RimShot EVERYONE WELCOME Open House & Membership Drive American Legion Post 86
Gila County fair provides nonstop action including live entertainment, auctions, food, and so much more! The weather has been pretty active with monsoons here in the Rim Country. Rain or shine the fair must go on! Comic & Art Convention - September 10 - 9am - 4pm. Presented by the Arts Alliance of the White Mountains. 251 Penrod Rd., Show Low. For more information call (928) 532-2286
Community Support Fund Library Bake & Book Sale Saturday September
Donations appreciated. All proceeds will be used for the
County Fair-
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Chris Kane Trio 4pm 8pm Legion’s 3rd 8am
- 1pm at the Rim Country Library, 3404 Mustang Ave., Heber. All proceeds benefit the library heat pump and shed fund
Northern Gila Sept 8th - 10th. Northern Gila Northern
The
County Fair returns to the Payson Event Center on Hwy 87 . Spanning 3 days the
Saturday - September 3, 10am -8pm 2068 Lumber Valley Rd, Overgaard Bake Sale - 10am Hambers or Hot Dogs - Noon - 4pm
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Patriot Day Flag Ceremony - September 11. 325
Community 9/11 Memorial Ceremony We will never forget the heros we lost that day. Sunday -
2022 11am at the Legion’s Flag Poles on Hwy 260
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Wednesday Thru Saturday 8am - 3pm
Call in your order...we will have 2143 Rimview Circle • Overgaard, AZ
Mazatzal Grill Masters BBQ Competition - The Mazatzal Grill Masters BBQ Competition is a nationally recognized KCBS Master Series BBQ competition held annually the last week of September or the 1st week of October. The competition is a limited field event, open to just 40 competition BBQ teams. Event is presented by Mazatzal Hotel & Casino, KCBS and Arlieque Event Management. Over $17,000 in prize money is up for grabs along with the title Mazatzal Grill Masters BBQ Champion. Friday Sept 30th – Team set up/cooking begins, Saturday Oct 1st – Event open to the public 1-4pm. BBQ Awards Ceremony 3:30pm. Eating Contests 1pm Hot Wing, 2pm Kids Pie, 3pm Rocky Mountain Oysters
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Breakfast • Lunch •
Payson Farmers Market
Catering Rick & Barb Fain
Pick-Up928.970.1199Only•NoDineIn
LAST DAY - SaturdaySeptember 17, 8am - 12pm Show Low Farmers Market LAST DAY - SaturdaySeptember 24, 9am - 2pm
Special thanks to Apache Sitgreaves Forest and Heber/ Overgaard Chamber of Commerce All trail rides will leave from Tall Timbers Park in Overgaard Arizona check times of the rides you want to participate in. Have questions, want to become a vendor, want to become a sponsor? Email kyle@utvoffroadadventures.com for more information.
September 16-18, 2022.
16th Annual 2022 MMAA Toy Run - Saturday September 24, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, registration 9am10am at Epic Motorsports. Pinetop. Food, music, raffles and more! 1000 N. Automall Parkway. Show Low, AZ 85901. All toys stay local!
Heber. Where the pavement ends and the adventure begins! Quick draw poker, Camping, night ride, raffles, guided rides, meals, cornhole tournament. To participate in the event, you will be required to sign a waiver of liability when you pick up your participant packet. There will be two different guided trail rides throughout the forest. You will be able to choose one each day of the event. The trails will differ in miles and they will take you through beautiful scenery and wildlife. There will be a leader and a sweeper on each of the rides to make sure everyone is safe and doesn’t get lost. Each morning before departing on the trail rides, we will have Breakfast for all entrants. After the long day of rides there will be a cornhole tournament, dinner,music, raffles and more. Here you will meet new friends and enjoy great company. Everyone is welcome. You need to ask your self…….. how brave are you to ride where Aliens once appeared?
Fire In The Sky UTV Fun Run UTV Fest
6 | The RimShot Presented it to Pat and Jim Daily, Pit Stop Pizza, for their fundraising efforts and valued partnership with HOSA, Heber Overgaard Salvation Army. Thank you Pat and Jim for your support! Certificate of Appreciation! END OF SEASON Live Music & Pot Luck Tuesday, Sept. 20 - Music 1:30 - 3:30pm Pot Luck Starts at 3:30pm You must sign up st the Clubhouse or email us regarding your food donation. Your appetizer, main dish, salad or vegetable must be able to feed 8 people. Call (928) 351-7334, Sign up at zanegreyclubhouse@gmail.com.
September 2022 | 7 National Day of Service Clean-up September 10, 7am - 10am. Sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 1860 HWY 260, Heber-Overgaard. • 7am - Meet at church parking lot to choose area assignment. • We will pass out vests, water and bags and give a short safety talk. • 9am - FREE Breakfast - Eggs, pancakes & sausage served to participants. Unable to pick up trash? Could you bake some goods for the Senior bake sale that day? Questions? Call (480) 332-5103Men’s&Womens Events Axe OpenHotLargeMediumStockChokerSmallSingleThrowingCrossCutSpeedCutRaceSawSpeedCutSpeedCutSawSpeedCutModifiedSpeed Cut Standing Chop Men’s Event Plug Cut Kid’s Event Hatchet Throw Bow SawdustSawPile Women’s Event Medley Registration Forms & Raffle Tickets Available at: Heber-Overgaard Chamber of Commerce, 2774 Hwy 260 Woodchuck Saw & Cycle, 1846 HWY 260
Richard wrote an A plus essay titled, “My Favorite Day.” He describes his favorite day, “moving day, when we say goodbye to the valley and turn our faces toward the hills. We always get an early start. Our chickens, dog and cat are loaded in the pickup with our trunks and covered with canvas. Behind the pickup, in a trailer is the family milk cow and my Hereford heifer. The passenger car is also loaded very heavily with books, dishes, and food. Now is the last moment to glance around to see if everything is in. Then we are off in a cloud of dust. The first leg of our journey is through fields and desert lowlands, but after Florence Junction is reached, there are hills and mountains to climb for nearly two hundred miles. In due time we reach Globe. We all feel conspicuous while going through the city limits when the rooster crows, cat meows, dog barks, and the cow moos. We tough it out and go on towards Show Low. The half way mark between Globe and Show Low is Salt River Canyon where the highway winds across the masterful gorge. After going down about a mile we reach a turnoff where we park the cars. Here we take our lunch and walk to a lookout point overlooking the whole canyon. Our fried chicken tastes very good as we feast our eyes on the wonderful engineering of the road belowBeforeus.reaching Show Low we have long since left the cactus behind and come into the region of tall pines and cool breezes. All of us, as well as our furry and feathered passengers, are glad to be out of the heat. But many miles lie between us and our destination. The road is slower because it is unpaved but it does not seem tedious for there is so much to see. At last, around a bend in the road, we see the small town of Heber with its rambling untidy streets and struggling
bedding
By Kathy Boatman. The Gibson Family has made Heber their home since 1935. Imagine how things have changed since they first arrived. My Dad Richard Gibson left me several gifts in the form of High School writing assignments.
8 | The RimShot We Know People & We Know Pizza! 2232 Hwy 260, Overgaard, AZ 85933 Mon - Tues - Thurs 11am - 7pm • Closed Wed Fri & Sat 11am - 8pm • Sunday 12pm - 6pm (928) 535-5711 Family Style Restaurant • Catering Available Come check out our new dining room! Arcade Games, Pool Table and more!
My Favorite Day
“About the most beautiful spot I know is the winding foot path that leads down our creek. Imagine a thick bed of clover so green and cool you can hardly resist stopping to touch its freshness. Mountain cottonwoods border the creek and clumps of willows surround you. The little path strays in and out of the trees, sometimes close to the babbling creek and at other times losing itself in the high clover. An old gnarled log at the side of the path invites you to sit upon it while you watch the humming birds dart through the air and the red headed woodpecker busy at his tapping. Finally, the little path crosses over the creek on mossy stepping-stones. Here, if you are quiet, you may see a wild turkey and her brood happily hunting insects and seeds. Over it all, arches a bright blue sky with fleecy white clouds in the distance above the pine-forested hills.”
Five generations of the Gibson family have made this journey and we all feel the same about our mountain home. It is a gift from God, a place to be treasured and respected. Dad described it spectacularly in a second essay titled, “My Favorite Spot”.
I’m older now, my hair is gray
You see Lord, I work for what’s mine I pray my family understands I’ve missed so many things they had planned
You know the truck is running rough
The tragic accident that took our son I laced up my boots, there was work to be done
Yes God, I have faith in thee
September 2022 | 9 sawmill. Now we take a narrow road that leads to the ranch. We cross the creek nine times and finally reach our home, a green paradise in the pines- Home.”
I’ve never received a government check or waited in a welfare line
It broke my heart, but it didn’t break me
Honey, I’m sorry, I can’t make our date
For My Husband
But every nite they still fold to pray
The boss just asked if I’d work late
By local Annette Hancock
So in this early hour, I pray for the best But it’s time to get up now and work for the rest
Amanda’sEvents
The past 40 years I’ve worked everyday
We need the money to fix the clutch
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My hands are calloused, sun spotted with age
Heber-Overgaard Good Samaritans GO TO A NEW LEVEL Let’s do it again. We can’t do this without YOU! Join the HOCRN team.
The clergy has had a great working relationship with the Fire and Sheriff’s Departments for years, but there was a problem. Unfortunately, uncoordinated communication regarding food, shelter, clothing resulted in duplication of effort and unnecessary funds spent. As well as putting some church staff in potentially dangerous situations. Many of Heber-Overgaard’s good Samaritans stepped up on a regular basis to non-emergency situations.
• HOCRN Thrift Store (Located @ old HOST building-1846 Hwy 260 Heber, AZ. Store: (928) 535-3091 Currently open Friday and Saturday, 9am to 2pm.
1. Emergency Response for Fire, Car Accidents, BreakIns and Death in a Family Situations.
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By Rosalie Mueller In 2021, our Fire Chief Dee McCluskey appealed to our community for help in two areas.
2. Non-Emergency Response for Car Fuel, Car Repair, Food, Clothing, Short Term Housing and Utilities.
Chief McCluskey had a vision. His vision was likened to a wheel with a hub, whose mission it was to link local nonprofits, businesses and individuals into a cohesive community team, one ‘wheel spoke’ at a time. HOCRN (the hub) would be the initial contact in a person’s situation. HOCRN working directly with the Fire and Sheriff’s Departments would respond to all emergency and non-emergency situations in Heber-Overgaard. HOCRN would then refer said person(s) to the best resource(s) available using their long and diverse list of local HOCRN members.
The HOCRN telephone line would be manned 24/7 by a HOCRN staff member responsible for alerting the appropriate local HOCRN resources (members). In March 2022, this vision became a reality, when HOCRN, Heber Overgaard Community Resource Network became a 501(c)3. Even before HOCRN became an actual entity, it worked with the Fire Department to streamline two long time community projects. For years, many churches, nonprofits, businesses and individuals had separately prepared Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to be served at their locations or for home delivery. These good Samaritans bought clothing and gifts that they delivered to many local families struggling in the current economy and shut-ins in our community.
• HOCRN Community Garden Club (June 2023-anticipated start date. Call about planning meeting already scheduled (928) 243-8251.
Again, there was a problem. Due to uncoordinated communication between these good Samaritans, help was duplicated and there was habitual abuse by some recipients of services.
In the fall of 2021, the fire department invited everyone to register their organization’s holiday recipient’s names, so the names could be entered into a central data base at the Fire Station. Each organization was still responsible for their organizations recipient’s names. This action alone revealed duplication of names. By addressing this issue, we reduced redundancy and wasted funds and served 70 families and shut ins. This Fall, HOCRN is again fighting duplication of effort by asking everyone who offers Car Fuel, Car Repair, Food, Clothing, Short Term Housing and Utilities to register as a HOCRN member. Together we can share the load and streamline the process. Come to our next HOCRN meeting at the H-O Fire Station held the 2nd Tuesday of each month @ 2pm.
Newest Additions to the HOCRN Family as of July 2022
• HOCRN Van Shopping and Dr. Appointment Transport.Thisservice is subject to volunteer drivers. We have one driver to date. We Need Drivers ASAP. If you would like to apply, please call HOCRN @ (928) 243-8251.
As a part of the home buying process, a home inspection can reveal things about a property you might never have uncovered on your own.
A hidden septic tank, a non-permitted bathroom, a fireplace without a flue. These are just a few of the things you can find during a home inspection.
AUTHOR BYLINE: Palms and Pines Group is a daughter/mother team of Stacie Sumpter and Joan Lebigot, REALTORS® of West USA servicing the Palms of West Phoenix (Surprise, Sun Cities, Peoria and Glendale) and the Pines of Rim Country (Payson, Pine/Strawberry, Christopher/Hunter Creek, Forest Lakes, Heber-Overgaard) and White Mountain (Alpine, Blue, Clay Springs, Concho, Eagar, Forest Lakes, Greer, Hannagan Meadows, Heber, Holbrook, Joseph City, Lakeside, Nutrioso, Overgaard, Pinedale, Pinetop, St. Johns, Show Low, Snowflake, Springerville, Sun Valley, Taylor, Vernon, White Mountain Lake, Winslow, and Woodruff).
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In recent times, we have seen many buyers waive inspections, but even a 24 hour time period can reveal things about the home that you want to be made aware of. Doing an inspection on a rainy day can be a good thing too. Don’t forget to drive around the neighborhood at different times of the day and week. What you see on a Monday morning might not be the same on a Saturday evening.Taketime to make notes of things that are of interest to you. Ask questions, get opinions, gather bids for repairs. Your due diligence is of utmost importance when making a purchase of a home/cabin.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit www.palmsandpinesgroup.com or find them on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook @palmsxpinesgroup.
JOAN LEBIGOT REALTOR, ABR, RSPS, SRS NARPM, SFR WEST USA REALTY - PALMS AND PINES GROUP YOUR DILIGENCEDUE
If you’re purchasing a home or cabin in the Rim Country and have never owned in the area prior, you might want to attend your inspection from start to finish. The inspector will go under the cabin, into the nooks and crannies of the corner and find sources of potential issues. They can also teach you about maintenance and upgrades you might want to do to the property.
When the septic inspection is done, ask questions about how the septic system works and how often you should add enzymes or clean it out.
Sopaipillas
For Fall...
Directions Sift the flour, baking powder and salt into a bowl. Rub in the cooking fat until mixture resembles fine bread crumbs. Gradually add enough water to form a dough. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and let it sit 1 Workinghour.with half the dough at a time, roll it out into a square, keeping it as even and thin as possible. Cut into 3 inch squares. When both pieces of the dough have been rolled and cut, set the squares aside. Heat the oil for deep frying to 375 degrees, add a few pastry squares at a time until golden brown, turning once. Serve with your desired honey or cinnamon sugar happiness.
These golden pillows of puff pastry are wonderful with honey or plain with the soup. | Makes about thirty Ingredients 2 cups all purpose flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp salt 2 tbs lard or margarine 3/4 cup warm water oil for frying honey for drizzling, cinnamon sugar for sprinkling, creme fraiche or whipped cream.
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Not Quite Ready We know that September normally marks the beginning of caramel apples, cranberries, pumpkin spice and everything nice, but we aren’t ready to let summer go yet. So we went for Mexican food! Did you know the September is also Mexico’s Independence Day? September 16 actually, it marks the day Mexicans became independent from Spain in 1810.
Tlalpeno-Style Soup
This simple chicken soup originates in Tlalpan, a suburb of Mexico City. Serves 6 Ingredients 6 1/4 cups chicken broth
1/2 dried chipotle chile, seeded 2 skinless, boneless chicken breasts or thighs 1 medium onion , chopped 1 tbs of garlic minced 1 medium avocado 4 scallion, finely sliced 14oz can of chickpeas, drained salt and pepper to taste 3/4 cup grated cheddar cheese 1 lime quartered Directions Pour stock into a large pot and add the dried chile, onion and garlic, bring to a boil. Add the chicken breast, then lower the heat and simmer for 10 minutes or until the chicken is cooked. Remove chicken and let it cool a bit and shredUsingit.an emulsifier, or transferring to a blender, blend stock until smooth and return stock to pot. Cut the avocado into 3/4in pieces. Return to low heat, add the avocado, scallions and chickpeas. Add salt and pepper to taste, add a squeeze of lime and shredded cheese and serve! This soup is so simple and versatile. The above is the basic recipe but we found a few variations that include adding potatoes, carrots, zucchini, cilantro, radishes and even rice.
These fried burritos are a common sight on the street stalls and in cafes along the Mexican border with Texas but are not so common further south, but are yummy!
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Chicken and ChimichangasTomatillo
Sangria
It may not actually be Mexican but really, how many or can you make. Plus it just looked refreshing. Mix well, let chill and enjoy!
Palomas
8x8 - 10 in flour tortillas oil for frying salt and pepper to taste Directions Put chicken breasts in a large saucepan, add water just to cover and the dried chile. Bring to a boil then lower to a simmer for 10 minutes or until chicken is done, take out chicken and let it cool to shred. Take chile out and finely chop. Heat oil in a frying pan. Saute the onions until translucent, then add the garlic and spices and cook for 3 more minutes. Add the tomatillos and pinto beans. Cook over medium heat for 5 minutes, stirring constantly to break up the tomatillos and some of the beans. Simmer for 5 minutes and then add the chicken chile, salt and pepper to taste. Soften the tortillas to make more pliable by either wrapping in aluminum and setting over boiling water or wrap in a paper towel of microwave for 1 minute. Spoon 1/8 of the filling of the center of the tortilla, fold in both sides, then fold the bottom of the tortilla up and the top down to form a neat parcel. Secure with a toothpick.
Serves 4 Ingredients
margaritas
2 onions, finely chopped 4 cloves of garlic, minced 12/ tsp ground cumin
1 dried chipotle chile, seeded
2 boneless, skinless chicken breast
1/2 tsp ground coriander 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon 1/2 tsp ground cloves 2 cups canned tomatillos, drained 2 1/3 cups cooked pinto beans
Heat the oil and fry the chimis in batches until crisp, turning once and drain on paper towels. Serve hot. Fresh Fruits & Veggies • Hand Crafted Gifts
1tbs vegetable oil
1 Bottle Dry White Wine 1 Bottle Prosecco 1 Cup Vodka 2 Cups Blueberries 2 Cups of Strawberries 2 Cups Blackberries 1/2 Cup Lemon Juice 1/2 Cup Sugar
Lake
Photo by Sheila Smith. My husband and daughter at Woods Canyon
fishing
By Amanda Lendt
14 | The RimShot OUT & ABOUT WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOUR PHOTOS! Photography From Around The Area One of the most cherished aspects of our community is nature itself. We want to highlight YOUR PHOTOS! You could even make the cover! Email us at info@rimshotpublishing.com. LIMIT 2 PHOTOS PER PERSON. Top of the Rim by Sheila Smith
Came across this
fawn while hiking in forest.
Photo by Charlotte Raby.
Photo by Seann Moran Photo by Seann Moran Beautiful sunrise by Kathy Gibson Boatman
Horses by Mark Brown
September 2022 | 15 Monsoon season was welcome this year! By Mark Brown
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