Tom Wirt:
Blessings to all the Riders, on the Horses or the Road carrying
this important journey. Hoping it gets a little warmer the next
few days.
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Beverly Solazzo-Montante:
Thank you for sharing. Safety for all riders and horses on the
Return trip. Hope they reach their destination safely
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Sarah Katenay:
Prayers
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Nancy Duffey Black:
Prayers
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Marilyn Nored:
Wonderful! Prayers and
safe travels
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Allan Kolb:
Thank You for sharing your pics
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Michele J Dragas:
Ongoing and continuous prayers for warmth and safety for all
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Tammi Buesing:
Praying daily.. omg please stay warm...and the beloved horses
too.
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Lathe Ragels:
Makes my heart sing to see the dedication of these wonderful people
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Silvie Diet:
Thank you for share this beautyful Photos
Prayere for Rider and Horses
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Jeff Galuza:
Our continued Prayers of safety and protection for the Riders
and Sunkawakan.
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Darlene Goodine:
Linda Flanagan, This are great photos! Thanks for sharing.
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Rose Torres:
Prayers for all
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Dawn Beard:
Thanx for sharing.
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Sandi Perry Yoakum Pahina:
Thanks for the update “visuals” on the ride. Prayers
UP
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Marianne Denning:
Strength to the Riders, horses and everyone helping
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Grace Redfox:
Prayers for all of them.
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Mary Dunlop:
Prayers
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Jenny Jen:
Beautiful
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Denny Glidewell:
Respect. Wado.
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Romona Hawkins:
Great Thank you supporters behind the scenes. Blessings for Everyone
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Freya Dubbink:
Every day I am in mind at Dakota 38 + 2
dearest greeting from the Netherlands
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Nicole Sadler:
Hope you don’t mind me sharing. This is just so touching
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Linda Flanagan:
Nicole Sadler that’s fine .
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Barbara LeBeau:
Gorgeous photos!!!
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Casualene Meyer:
What beautiful photographs. What honoring art!
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Ronnette Kennedy Trulson:
Wonderful photos- thank you for sharing
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Sherie Bartsh:
What a tribute!
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Tamara Sanders:
Smoke and Prayers still
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Linda Kluge Mansfield:
Warmth of Heart
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Katie Columbus:
Wow!! Prayers said for all the people involved!!
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Tachiinii Asdzaa:
Much prayers for riders and horses in the bitter cold!
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Paula Arnold:
Prayers
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Deborah Stark:
Hearts
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Lieve Vanhulle:
Bless you
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Alice Erickson:
Love these Rider's.
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Carol Bearss:
Prayers up tobacco down for all dedicated horses, men/women and
especially the ‘young uns’ stay safe and warm
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Mel Voss:
I live in the south and I complain on the cold here. But it is
no way as cold as the riders and horses are going through. Bless
their hearts, much respect for all of them.
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Sue Cizek:
Nina Fox, ty for all the great pics. :)
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Dawn Phillips:
Thank you for the nice photos.
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Berne Cody:
beautiful and awesome thank you for sharing
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Cece Walter:
Beautiful pictures Nina. Thank you for sharing.
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Inno Idiong:
Peace and strength.
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Karen Stadler:
Beautiful safe travels.
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Maria Rainbow Gerolaga:
Beautiful
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Rachael Ananda:
Bless...
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Jane Ostrom Millar:
And I’m complaining about today’s rain while I relax
indoors next to my fireplace. Feeling entitled.
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Betty Schmidt:
Adding my prayers to yours for all involved with this ride and
for the purpose of it. God bless you all.
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Tina Seacrest:
Continued Prayers for Courage, Strength, Endurance, Safety and
Gratitude. Thank you everyone for all the photos, poems, pictures,
facebook updates, website updates. Thank you all followers and
page/group Admin. I only wish I could participate with this awesome
event.
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Terrill Muller:
Thank you to all who have prepared for this ride, who support
the riders and the horses and to those descendants in the towns
along the way who also respect this journey of healing. You remain
in my prayers for strength, protection and humility. Love to you
all! Thank you for caring for our ancestors.
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Beverly Solazzo-Montante:
I thank you as well for all you do keeping everyone informed.
It is a gift to everyone. I hope your wrist is feeling better.
My heart and spirit are with all riders hoping they are warm and
healthy??
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Tonya Crady:
Prayers and sage today for protection and love to all. Stay safe
and warm. Thank you for your dedication. Thank you to the horses.
Thank you to creator for this opportunity to show such love and
sacrifice.
Thank you elders for leading by example.
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Linda Roakes Crist:
I woke up this morning about 6 a.m. and the power was off all
throughout my neighborhood. It was a cold night here last night
and the temperature was about 19 this morning. As I sat here thinking
about how I was going to have a hot cup of coffee with no electricity,
I thought of the horses and Riders and the sacrifice they are
making to honor the ancestors. I was ashamed of myself or having
even thought about being cold. I am grateful for the lesson. May
the Creator watch over and bless the horses, the Riders, and all
who are supporting their efforts.
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Linda Roakes Crist:
Gail Tiefenbach , I am reminded of an old poem who's author I
cannot remember nor can I remember the rest of the poem. But there
was a phrase that said... Our pieces are part of the same puzzle.
In the end, we are all related!
Gloria Hazell Derby: Linda Roakes Crist, that sounds like
the most powerful prayer you can say. Mitakuye Oyasin. (We are
all related)
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Gail Tiefenbach:
Me too, took out the garbage this morning, bitter cold wind in
my face (Saskatchewan, Canada). Thought about the wind in the
face of riders and horses. And the general suffering we all face.
Seems powerful how the energy of the ride affects us all and reminds
us how connected we are, even when far apart. Thank you all!
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Pam Becker:
I didn’t always go to watch the riders come in because I
knew I would be standing in the cold. Then I had that moment of
reason and clarity- these riders have ridden for 330 miles in
horrible winter conditions! I can stand in the cold to honor and
welcome them
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Diane R. Anderson:
Thanks for all you do and hope you're feeling better! :)
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Ola Reynolds:
Hope your Wrist is better
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Amanda Kali:
I'm a dog walker and it's pretty darn cold here in NYC today.
As I was walking to my Golden Retriever client's house, I was
thinking about the riders and horses and how they must be holding
up. I have SO MUCH respect for them for pushing forward despite
the bitter cold. I definitely would not be able to do so.
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Dorothy Denetsosie Gishie:
This ride sure makes you think. How we "think" we have
hardships but yet we have relatives enduring much more harsh elements
than we in the comfort of our homes. I think about riders and
horses throughout the day, offering quick prayers and thoughts
for their safety.
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