Darin making rope with cousins Dean and Troy
at the Greet Ranch Centennial
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Thank you for recognizing the benefit of teaching folks to work with their hands as a therapeutic benefit while nurturing creativity in all ages. We hope to foster an increased sense of accomplishment as folks discover how these food production skills and utilitarian arts make a difference for the global community we are part of… especially when considering individual sustainability and observed benefits for health/comfort of our four-legged-freinds.
School Program Rope-Making Demonstration by Darin Alexander
Wickenburg Christian Academy, Arizona
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