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Along the ancient way
Reveling in fall — Visitors trek a historic path
Bill Miller serves up a sample of organic ice cream at the Ramah farmer's market during the Ancient Way Festival Saturday. — © 2009 Gallup Independent / Cable Hoover
Copyright © 2009
Gallup Independent
By Gaye Brown de Alvarez
Staff writer
RAMAH — The last day of the Ramah Farmers Market was on the first weekend of the Ancient Way Festival.It was crowded at the market as people sold the last of their summer harvest and homemade goods.
Jean Helf was selling chocolate chip cookies, biscochitos and her homemade bread.
“I grind my own grains,” she said while handing out samples of her baked goods. “I grind wheat rye and flax. It’s a lot healthier for you. La Montanita in Gallup is going to start carrying my bread.”
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