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Two sides to every coin one side aggressively atta Two sides to every coin one side aggressively attacking and inhospitable to nature and the other side seeking Harmony and balance with it
The mules slept here last night.Walked 17 miles to The mules slept here last night.Walked 17 miles to get here. Walked six and a half miles to get to where we are now. Be here a few days going to get shoes put on Rosie. Last time Rosie was shoed was 8 weeks ago. Long time since she seen a farrier
Rosie and the Monk traveling today. while taking a Rosie and the Monk traveling today. while taking a break to eat some grass we met a gentleman and had a nice conversation about how things are today and how things used to be we both preferred the used to be. Rosie and the 3 mule journey mixing the energy of how things used to be with the energy of how things could be.
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Rosie and me grazing having an overview of the meg Rosie and me grazing having an overview of the megatropolis watching it work to accomplish its own ends which it has been so successful at hiding from those who live within it. what we find so strange while we watch the mega tropolis at work is the creativity and intensity it brings to our thoughts and the energy we are acquiring from it as it works so hard to reach its goal which is a mystery that the mules want to discover
where the mules slept last night where  the mules slept last night
How's that for an old house been a long time since How's that for an old house been a long time since we've seen something like that out on its own. being used in a real way #3mules #3mulesdotcom
mules slept here the night before last traveled 1 mules slept here the night before last traveled
 10 miles to get to where we spent last night then packed up and left. and of course meeting nice folks throughout the day 
having a hard time keeping up with all of this.
The mules had an encounter with Riverside Police t The mules had an encounter with Riverside Police this morning. We were walking on Van Buren boulevard when a police officer pulled up in front of us got out of his vehicle and bid us a good morning we did the same. He immediately started asking us questions. We countered with our own question. We told the officer we did not call 911 we did not ask for any police help what was it that he wanted. He replied they were getting calls about a man walking with a horse along the road. We're not breaking any law. He then started asking more questions. We stated we don't answer questions. He then stated we had to answer his questions he was running an investigation.. we said that's not true. Frasier versus croup 1969 supreme Court decision gives the police officer a right to lie and pay no consequences we gave the officer our card and he accepted it. The mules then said we've got to 
go so we did. 
NOTE: the mules often get comments that were hostile towards police. Well actually we're not. We recognize the job they do is necessary and valuable we the mules couldn't do it even if we wanted to. We the mules appreciate their willingness to do this job. 
That being said it's the citizens job to know his or her rights and how to protect them when dealing with authority. Even though the police are sworn to protect the Constitution you can't expect they're going to protect your individual circumstance and the rights attached to it it's the job of the citizen so we the mules do our part to try and keep a free country
Some people want to live like this some people don Some people want to live like this some people don't but will and some people won't. The won't people and the mules will need to be very creative. For the Mega tripolis and it's blueprint for the future does not include but won't people. The 3 mules journey is making itself known as the spiritual platform by which the won't people can work together peacefully and steadfastly to secure their place in the blueprint
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After leaving Diane's place we walked about half t After leaving Diane's place we walked about half the day towards Temecula then made a wrong turn heading for fallbrook. It was getting late time to stop for the night when Blaine appeared from out of the mist and offered  the mules a place to stay for the night we gladly accepted his offer. Spent the night there got up in the morning left and still headed for fallbrook. We did eventually get turned around in the right direction towards Temecula. Going in the wrong direction by no means was a waste of energy because we collected so much more from all the people we met that day.
@riversidecountysheriff , the Mules are on our way @riversidecountysheriff , the Mules are on our way to Riverside County again heading north toward Temecula / Murrieta. Should be there in a few days. This was a PSA you posted five years ago. #3Mules #headingnorth #3mulesendlessjourney #nomadiclife #3mulesdotcom
Temescal Valley, Riverside County, 2013 (📸 : Gina Temescal Valley, Riverside County, 2013 (📸 : Gina Anne Kopp). #3mules #nomadiclife #3mulesendlessjourney #3mules.com
Look at Rosie eating all of that dry grass. She do Look at Rosie eating all of that dry grass. She does very well on dry grass stays fat and energetic. Only real difference between the green and the dry grass is she requires a lot more water when eating the dry grass
Going to be hot today Going to be hot today
Thanks to Christine and her husband who hosted the Thanks to Christine and her husband who hosted the 3 mules giving us a break from the heat. And of course the people who make the effort to stop and talk to the mules. The energy of their effort as always providing us with the fuel to get up every day and walk in any one of all four directions how we choose when we choose. The basic right of all citizens in a free country.
13 Years Ago: Monk, Little Girl, Lady, and Pepper, 13 Years Ago: Monk, Little Girl, Lady, and Pepper, El Cajon, San Diego County, February 28, 2013 
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The pink bucket containing and harboring large amo The pink bucket containing and harboring large amounts of the positive energy it collected From the day's walk. Now releasing that energy to Rosie prompting her to lay down and enjoy her surroundings
Where the mules slept last night. Got here about Where  the mules slept last night. Got here about 6:00 p.m. traveled 12 miles. Pictured are some of the many people who deposit their spiritual energy with us. That becomes the fuel we use to move in and around the megatropolis. With respect and reverence for all that surrounds us
Thank you Esther for your kindness and support. Br Thank you Esther for your kindness and support. Bringing Rosie a new water bucket.
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