This is a little baboska (grandma) that was out in a large field after it had been harvested. She was gleening the field. She is Sergey Maydon neighbor and he is standing to the right.

This is what she does. She picks up the old dried sunflower the harvestor didn't pick up and holds it over a bucket and taps it with a stick to get the last few seeds out of it. The burlap bag sitting on the ground as you can see is half full of seeds she has gleened so far. Boy has she ever done a lot of work today.

This is Sister Burr Standing with her just outside of her home.

This is her home. She is self saficient here. She has chickens, goats and a nice garden and you can see a table in the background by her front door which she uses to work on. The man infront of Sister burr is Sergey Maydon. His place is next to hers and she keeps the keys to his place while he is not there which is most of the year. He has an orchard that may be used in the Food Initiative Program.

This is the table of which I mentioned she works on. Right now she has ears of corn that she is drying. She said the red corn is for popping.

The corn reminds us of indian corn.

This is one of her two goats she milks and I guess may makes cheese out of.