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3 Mules January 2026 Total Expenses $324.28 (Food $152.96)

3 Mules February 2026 Total Expenses $250.88 (Food $121.38)

3 Mules March 2026 Total Expenses $475.18 (Food $235.52)

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Where the mules flip last night. Got here about 6:

Where the mules flip last night. Got here about 6:00 p.m. walked over 10 miles have a nice day walking just walking and nothing else that's all we needed

The mules had a rest at Tina's place for the past

The mules had a rest at Tina's place for the past 3 days. We left this morning at about 10:30 a.m. Thank you Tina for your hospitality.

If you go into one of these make sure the back doo

If you go into one of these make sure the back door cannot be locked from the outside. When you've had enough remember the 3 mules the energy of the place that we serve will be waiting for you.

Welcome welcome to the 3 mules gourmet restaurant

Welcome welcome to the 3 mules gourmet restaurant have a seat anywhere scrambled eggs and vegetables on the menu for breakfast

Last night we posted photos of some of the pricele

Last night we posted photos of some of the priceless artwork stolen from us that we received from children that we met during our travels. Also taken from us were postcards that we received from Davide Travelli. This is a video recorded on September 16, 2021 after we received the postcards.
Transcript of video: Davide Travelli, a gentleman I met at the gate to Camp Pendleton. He was going south from Alaska on his way to the tip of South America (on his bicycle), and I was going to San Diego. Quite a difference there but we were going the same direction. We had a conversation about our traveling and he's been kind enough to send us postcards at various times as he made his way to South America. He bicycled all the way down to the tip of Argentina. Then he caught a plane to South Africa and rode his bike from South Africa all the way to Egypt, and then went onward riding thru Europe, Turkey and all over. I can't imagine being able to stick with something that long but he has. These postcards that he sent us are more than just postcards. They have the energy of an individual who has experienced the world under his own power and own speed. So these postcards are valuable in many ways and we thank him for them.
We've updated our Mule Tracker to show where we spent the night in Pittsburg where our items were taken. These mementos carried a special Energy that stayed with us for many years. And that Energy that they brought to us will remain with us forever. ~The Mules

The Mules stopped to rest for the night in a vacan

The Mules stopped to rest for the night in a vacant lot after arriving in Pittsburg on Wednesday, September 16 around 7:00 p.m. While the Monk was asleep, someone went through our belongings and stole several items, including the notebook where we tracked our monthly expenses. Thus, the Mules will not have a monthly expense report for September 2026. But the real loss was the cards and art work given to us by children who expressed their respect and appreciation for what the 3 Mules Journey represented to them.

The photos of these kids were taken on January 22, 2015 in San Clemente, CA where they gifted us these drawings. The drawing of Lady was gifted to us in February 2017. We had several other cards made by kids that we carried, but we don't have photos of those to share.

As that energy of those momentos traveled with us the mules for many years and still does. The energy of those momentos will now be traveling with someone else. Using the magic of it s spiritual energy to influence and effect all those with whom should enter its realm.

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Pacheco, California and the broader Pacheco family

Pacheco, California and the broader Pacheco family legacy are deeply tied to early California ranching, horse breeding, and historic mountain passes.

Pacheco, California, is a small, unincorporated community in Contra Costa County that started as a bustling 19th-century inland shipping port before turning into a sleepy village and later a modern suburb. The town was laid out in 1857 by Dr. J. H. Carothers and named after Salvio Pacheco, who received the large Rancho Monte del Diablo Mexican land grant

Ignacio Pacheco: A prominent Californio rancher and soldier who raised cattle and horses for stock and racing on vast land grants like Rancho San Jose and Rancho Agua Caliente.

Equestrian Heritage: Descendants of the Pacheco family, such as fifth-generation descendant Paula Fatjo, famously continued this equestrian tradition as renowned Arabian horse breeders.

Pacheco State Park: Located in the Diablo Range, this park sits on historic ranch land used for cattle and horses since 1843, later preserved thanks to a land bequest by Paula Fatjo.

Pacheco Pass: First recorded by Spanish officer Gabriel Moraga in 1805, the steep mountain pass was used heavily in the 1820s and 1830s by Native Americans and vaqueros moving horses and cattle across the region. During the Gold Rush, it became a primary horse and mule track before being converted into a wagon road and later a stagecoach route for the Butterfield Overland Mail.

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Where are we slept last night. The mules walked 13

Where are we slept last night. The mules walked 13 Miles yesterday we got to Pittsburgh at about 6:00 p.m. Got up this morning at 6:30 a.m.

We put Rosie's cabela hoof boots on her back feet

We put Rosie's cabela hoof boots on her back feet today Rosie's been barefoot on her back feet for 2 weeks that's a good stretch of time for her feet to work naturally without the constraint of horseshoes. Probably have her shoed all the way around in about 2 weeks. Her front shoes haven't worn off yet then will barefoot her on the front for a while

Where the mules slept last night. walked 9 miles

Where the mules slept last night. walked 9 miles yesterday. Got here about 7:00 p.m. Police showed up last night about 10:00 p.m. Somebody called about a loose horse.They saw that Rosie wasn't loose. wanted to know how long I was going to be here told them we'd be leaving at 8:30 a.m. in the morning. they said okay and left. That was Fairfield Police we believe.

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The Mules stopped at @luckyonesranch to rest for

The Mules stopped at @luckyonesranch to rest for a few days as we have done before. Thank you Thao and Vince and all the volunteers for their hospitality towards the Mules.
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The mules got to the Lucky Ones Ranch at about 6:3

The mules got to the Lucky Ones Ranch at about 6:30 p.m. yesterday. We walked 11 miles to get here. We will rest here a couple of days then will continue our leapfrogging ways through the megatropolis two places unknown

lots of fresh wild alfalfa for Rosie today

lots of fresh wild alfalfa for Rosie today

The Mules stopped at @landbasedlearning the and re

The Mules stopped at @landbasedlearning the and rested for a couple of days. Thank you Mary for inviting us and for giving your energy for the continuance of the 3 mules journey.
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AUGUST EXPENSES

AUGUST EXPENSES

Where the mules slept last night we walked 13 mil

Where the mules slept last night we walked 13 miles. got here about 4:30 p.m. stopped early so we could get our dinner made before the mosquitoes came out people we met who came in for an energy exchange there's for us . Ours for them. the real economy that the negatropolis don't want us to know about . Cooperation produces wealth the sword produces poverty freedom will not be acquired by the use of the sword. it will be acquired by understanding and knowing how to use the forces that surround us.

dried figs for breakfast. waiting on the side of t

dried figs for breakfast. waiting on the side of the road waiting for the mules soft and chilly couldn't be better

The mules weren't able to cross the river and cont

The mules weren't able to cross the river and continue West to woodland so we're following the River North to yuba City we got 35 miles to go look for probably be two and a half days the pace we're moving

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