CHRISTIAN ROHLFS, ‘THE SOLDIER’ 1914, PUBLIC DOMAIN
HIGH ALTITUDE CRAFT PIES BUILT IN BOULDER
Bringing the traditional savory pie culture of New Zealand to America. We don’t use words like organic or natural, we just call it food. MEAT PIES
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Please join us to honor our indigenous relatives of Boulder Valley and raise awareness of the current epidemic of Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, girls, and Two-Spirits.
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Boulder Int er national Peace Garden Canyon be tween Broadwa y & 9t h
Begins at Pear l S tree t Mall Ends at Boulder Int er national Peace Garden (Pow Wow Grounds)
Stories from the Marsh Land by Kayla Archibald-Hall
Woven stories from the marsh land. A baptism of fire erupts in your eyes. A first day built of sweat and smoke and bomb craters. Where did your innocence go? Oh soldier, that was lost long ago. Today we are built on trust and brotherhood. HOOAH! You’ve lost light to bodies drenched in sorrow. Let the earth swallow you whole. Reopened your eyes to gunfire and blood, until the grasslands felt like home. Spent nights carrying flat hearts. With brothers held in strong arms. This is how a soldier marches when the weight of a country is cradled from harm. We are the brothers spun of chaos and redemption. With memories tethered to weapons. Racing heart, strong pulse. Revered strength welcomed back into the American spirit.
Kayla Archibald-Hall. Appalachian. Paid Advertisement by Boulder Valley Indigenous Peoples Day
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