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Virtual Vendor Tent @ Shamans Camp 2024

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Grab a free booth in the Traveling Shamans Camp 2024 Virtual Vendor's Tent. By: Shamanic Arts Center HOTCHKISS, Colo. - June 7, 2024 -- Traveling Shamans Camp 2024 is launching a Virtual Vendors Tent at it's online schedule of events during Shamans Camp, The camp is an outreach project of the Shamanic Arts Center in Hotchkiss.  The annual camp facilitates the preservation of shamanic culture, practices, & artwork by offering a venue where these primarily energic and verbally transmitted practices and ceremonies can be experienced. We are inviting shamanic practitioners everywhere to offer workshops, virtual ceremonies, or art exhibits in the Virtual Tent @ Traveling Shamans Camp. Get space in the Virtual Vendors Tent free with a 60-Day Free Trial of membership at the Shamanic Arts Center.  The Shamanic Arts Center in Hotchkiss, Colorado is a cultural preservation non-profit that sponsors the preservation of shamanic practices by facilitating the direct experience of thes...
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Please call the Shamanic Arts Center directly at (970) 921-9582‬ if you wish to schedule a private group ceremony or camp in your state or ours (Colorado). We do not do spam, or email people who have not subscribed with us for an experience, or through an online form. If you got on this list & don't want to be, please unsubscribe and accept our apologies.
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Canyon Pintado Trip Report

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Shamanic Arts Center founders Julia and Mike Widdop arrived at Rangely for the Canyon Pintado Sa re cd Witness Project field trip on June 21, 2024 about noon.  This is their report. After lunch at Rangely's charming Main Street Cafe, we conducted a little reconnaissance to locate petroglyph sites and determine how difficult it would be to hike into them. Afternoon thunderstorms set in as we headed down Dragon Trail, A dirt road west of the highway where several sites were located. We wanted to see the Carrot Men site, especially. The road was well graded but as the rain continued the surface became slippery and we went as far as the turnoff to the Carrot Men site and decided we had better head back. We knew the majority of sites off the highway had good access to parking areas because we passed them on the way north from Fruita. The sites are well-marked and the trails are obvious. No problem getting to the rock art.  We ended up camping at the Rangely Campground. a beautiful ...
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