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Below left: the San Francisco Peaks north of Flagstaff, Arizona as seen near Lisa's home.
Below right: Sedona, Arizona south of Flagstaff.

     Sedona

Below: Lisa with her Sun OvenTM solar cooker on her south-facing townhome balcony. Because Flagstaff can be a very windy place, the Sun OvenTM is attached to a homemade Lazy Susan with bungee cords. The Lazy Susan is attached to the camping table, which is attached to the balcony with more bungee cords.

    

Below left: Lisa participates in a solar cooking demonstration at the Flagstaff Community Market.
Below right: Solar cooking pioneer Barbara Prosser Kerr shows Lisa her solar wall oven at her home,
which is also the Kerr-Cole Sustainable Living Center in Taylor, Arizona.

     Barbara Kerr's solar wall oven

Below: Lisa is the coordinator for Juniper Street Community Garden, Flagstaff.

     

Below: Lisa's strawberry patch at Juniper Street Garden and a fellow gardener's tomatoes and squash plants.
Lower right: a cob earth oven Lisa helped to build at Southside Community Garden, Flagstaff.

Strawberry bed and tomatoes    Cob oven at Southside Community Garden

Below: Lisa's kitchen. In this very small space, Lisa cans jam, salsa, pickles and other foods, grinds her own grain, bakes sourdough bread, makes naturally fermented sauerkraut and Korean kim chee (see fermentation crock in photos behind the grain grinder), makes pasta from scratch, and much, much more. Her solar cooker is located just a few feet away on her balcony.

Lisa's kitchen    

Homemade sourdough bread    Lisa grinds wheat    Canned foods made by Lisa

Below: Lisa's cats, Sasha and Pablo. Lisa could not get any work done without them.

Lisa's cats Pablo and Sasha    Sasha    Pablo and Lisa
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