By Brenda Norrell
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Just like those Saturdays that I loved in the 1980s and 1990s, today there the drive into town for the Gallup flea market. Zuni bread, Jemez bread, Navajo tea and Navajo blue corn meal mush, it was good to see, are all still for sale. Hot green chile tamales and raisin-filled Navajo cake were sold alongside the aroma of charcoaled meat. It was good to see the greasewood stirring sticks are still available, along with all shapes of squash, and those great, ice-cold watermelon and cantaloupe drinks. Of course, there were all the regulars as well, saddles and suckers, tennis and blue jeans. Here's a few photos for all my homesick friends living away from the land between the Four Sacred Mountains. (Photos by Brenda Norrell.)
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