“The Santana River was big, there were some very pretty stones, the children played a lot.”
Oneida is a very particular old lady, she tells us that on her farm there are many species of animals and trees, she shares some curious anecdotes with animals like the snake when it came out one night, the guara that appeared dead when they had nothing to complete the lunch and the guinea pigs that his dog killed.
Pending interview
Oneida’s farm
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