Sun Wild, LLC.

02/19/2025

02/19/2025

Good evening my friends…..Peace.

01/15/2025

Have a peaceful evening….

08/03/2024

❤️...!

08/03/2024

On this Team TIS Tuesday, we are incredibly grateful to our amazing volunteers who are dedicating their time this week to stuff envelopes for our annual Summer Appeal! 📬✉️

Their hard work and dedication help us reach more people with our mission and make a real difference in our community. 💪❤️

Thank you to each and every one of you for your generosity and support. 🙌✨
Be on the lookout for our appeal in your mailbox in the next week! 💜💙🤍💛

To learn more on how YOU can help and donate, please visit: https://bit.ly/3oJ1eVo 👍

08/03/2024

Oklahoma farmer named Carl Barnes. Barnes, now in his 80s, is half-Cherokee, half Scotch-Irish descent. He began growing older corn varieties in his adult years as a way to reconnect with his heritage.

In growing these older corn varieties, Barnes was able to isolate ancestral types that had been lost to Native American tribes when they were relocated in the 1800s to what is now Oklahoma. This led to an exchange of ancient corn seed with people he had met and made friends with all over the country.

At the same time, Barnes began selecting, saving, and replanting seeds from particularly colourful cobs. According to Barnes, the rainbow seed originally came from a crossing of "Pawnee miniature popcorns with an Osage red flour corn and also another Osage corn called ‘Greyhorse'."

'Glass Gems,' seen here, was the title that Barnes' protegee and fellow farmer, Greg Schoen came up with for a blue-green and pink-purple corn he grew in 2007.

08/03/2024

Little Pine Learners

08/03/2024

07/16/2024

Abandoned house

07/16/2024

07/16/2024