farmgirl - 3/12/2024 19:59

Maybe one of the Utah guys can elaborate on this. This summer, we were on Rt. 12 going to Rt. 24 in Utah. Or vice versa. At the intersection of these two highways was a very delipitaded looking shanty or make shift shelter. Anyway they had a sign that said Indian tacos. We headed down the highway and I said,”at the next town I would like to try some Indian tacos”. He turned around saying we probably wouldn’t find them anywhere else. I was so glad, they were terrific. It was an older Indian lady and her Mother. Mom was making the fry bread, daughter everything else. It was excellent food prepared by good people in a very humble setting. We got to visit with a retired Indian couple, he was so very proud that he had retired from a local factory after many years of employment, had raised four successful daughters who were scattered across the US. I loved the experience! This was shortly after seeing a fellow agtalkers’ cattle in the middle of the highway! The cattle had dulops , or some such thing! Ha!ha! The things you learn on AgTalk!