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January 2018 Expenses $337
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June 2018 Expenses $884
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Worn to the Bone/on this day of Oct. 20/ 2026 I'm Worn to the Bone/on this day of Oct. 20/ 2026 I'm wearing my replacement pair now
Rosie using the energy of the ages old relationshi Rosie using the energy of the ages old relationship between human being and horse to make a friend
Rosie found a good place to eat for a while Rosie found a good place to eat for a while
The Mules met a gentleman named Andrew Becker in a The Mules met a gentleman named Andrew Becker in a way I need to tell for it speaks to the spiritual magic which the 3 Mules Journey has collected and harbored from the many people we've met for the 13 years we've been walking in the state of California. We can’t post the whole story here so read further in our blog https://3mules.com/andrew-becker-antioch-ca/
The mules slept here last night got here about 6:0 The mules slept here last night got here about 6:00 p.m. had a little trouble with a couple of strangers about 1:00 a.m. I did some hollering to make them leave and they did never came back. Traveled 11 miles yesterday packed up and left this morning about 9:00 a.m.
The mules are here in East Palo Alto sleeping in t The mules are here in East Palo Alto sleeping in this field two people one spoke English the other one didn't the one that couldn't speak English continued to approach me I finally made him stop and keep his distance the other one that could speak English showed up and said we couldn't be here they were going to call the police that's where it stands right now
Where the mules slept last night. Got here at 6:00 Where the mules slept last night. Got here at 6:00 p.m. we walked 5 MI yesterday packed up this morning and left here at 9:30 a.m.
Where the mules stop to rest last night. Got there Where the mules stop to rest last night. Got there about 6:30 p.m. left this morning 9:00 a.m. walked 9 miles yesterday. The energy of the nine miles we walked yesterday brought forth the nice folks we met today.
The mules stopped to rest in Castro valley at Bob' The mules stopped to rest in Castro valley at Bob's and Carol's ranch. We left this morning at 10:00 a.m The mules say thank you to Bob and Carol for their kindness and willingness to support the 3 mules. Rosie had lots of horses for company while we were there.
The Mules had an encounter with Alameda County She The Mules had an encounter with Alameda County Sheriffs Sunday afternoon. The following is an honest accounting of that encounter. https://3mules.com/castro-valley-ca/
Rosie got a new set of shoes this morning. Thank y Rosie got a new set of shoes this morning. Thank you Trent Thompson (Thompson Horeshoeing) and family Shawna and Ryan for doing a great job. And donating the energy of your effort which made it happen.
Where the mules slept last night. Got here just be Where the mules slept last night. Got here just before dark. Left this morning about 9:00 a.m. Met this lady and her son shortly after we left our place of rest. She said she saw us way back in 2009. The mules had no social media way back then. But the mules stayed in Fresno for the winter when I was working. Then wed leave Fresno and head for Colorado for the summer so that's when she would have seen us way back then. That's the longest time that we've met anybody that saw us way back then.
The mules stopped here yesterday evening to rest f The mules stopped here yesterday evening to rest for a period of less than 24 hours actually much less than 24 hours. Got there at 7:00 p.m. packed up and left in the morning at 9:30 a.m.
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Where the Mules slept last night along the Iron Ho Where the Mules slept last night along the Iron Horse Trail. We got here at about 7:00 p.m.. packed up and left between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. We were awoken around 10:00 p.m. by a Danville Police officer. He said Danville has an ordinance against overnight sleeping anywhere within Danville city limits. He said he wouldn't cite us and would let us spend the night where we were but he couldn't guarantee that another officer might see it all together differently and suggested we get up very early in the morning and move on as quickly as possible. The city council of Danville and its attempt to use this no overnight sleeping ordinance against those who tour trek stay outside by choice whether by bicycle backpacking traveling with a pack animal carrying their belongings. Is a kick in the face to all those who prefer to live outside. The Mules were robbed in Pittsburg while we were sleeping. We were also robbed in Danville last night different methods but the result is the same. Cripple and hinder those who reject the Megatropolis and practice the art of distancing themselves from it. Creating independence from the Megatropolis rather than dependence.
Where the mules slept last night. We walked 10 mi Where the mules slept last night. We walked 10 miles. Got here at 6:00 p.m. left this morning at 9:30 a.m.
Thank you Lorena Martinez for taking the time to f Thank you Lorena Martinez for taking the time to find our website and write to us. We had to translate your Spanish text to English. "Hoy cuando conducía a casa encontré en el camino, sobre la Treat Blvd, en Concord CA, esta linda imagen que me hizo dudar de lo que vi. Era este señor de apariencia ancestral caminando junto a su mula. Me hizo recordar los campesinos de mi amada Colombia y por supuesto quería saber si no fue un sueño. Que bueno que encontré esta página para saber que fue real. Gracias por crear esta magia!! . Larga vida a ti y a tu mula." Translation: "Today, while driving home along Treat Blvd in Concord, CA, I came across a lovely sight that made me question what | was seeing. It was a man with an old-world look walking alongside his mule. He reminded me of the farmers from my beloved Colombia, and naturally, I wanted to know if it had just been a dream. I'm so glad I found this page and learned that it was real. Thank you for creating this magic! Long life to you and your mule."
The mules stopped here last night to rest for a pe The mules stopped here last night to rest for a period of less than 24 hours. Left our previous place of rest at 9:00 a.m. and got to where we rested last night at 6:30 p.m got up at 6:30 a.m. this morning packed up and left at 10:00 a.m.
Heading back to Clayton via the East Bay Regional Heading back to Clayton via the East Bay Regional Park District trail system.
Empire Mine Road in Antioch, California is permane Empire Mine Road in Antioch, California is permanently closed to vehicular traffic and open only to pedestrians and bicyclists. More roads should be like this.
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