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Journey of the Mountain Man

Journey of the Mountain Man is the fifth novel in the The Last Mountain Man series by William Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone , published in 1989.

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Blood On The Range

Smoke Jensen couldn't have cared less that a range war had erupted in Montana. But his cousin Fae was stuck right in the middle of a hundred-gun showdown that was about to explode in bullets and blood.

When Smoke strapped on his Colts and went to Fae's aid, he knew the deck was stacked against him. Even when he was joined by four old friends, it looked like it was going to be his final stand. But if anyone could buck the odds, it was Smoke Jensen, the last mountain man.

Mountain Man Books in Order (51 Book Series)

Mountain Man is a series of 51 books written by William W. Johnstone. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

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The Last Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 1.

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Return of the Mountain Man

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Trail of the Mountain Man

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Revenge of the Mountain Man

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Journey of the Mountain Man

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Law of the Mountain Man

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War of the Mountain Man

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Code of the Mountain Man

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Pursuit of the Mountain Man

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Courage of the Mountain Man

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Blood of the Mountain Man

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Fury of the Mountain Man

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Rage of the Mountain Man

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Cunning of the Mountain Man

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Power of the Mountain Man

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Spirit of the Mountain Man

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Ordeal of the Mountain Man

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Triumph of the Mountain Man

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Vengeance of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 19.

Honor of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 20.

Battle of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 21.

Pride of the Mountain Man

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Creed of the Mountain Man

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Guns of the Mountain Man

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Heart of the Mountain Man

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Justice of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 26.

Valor of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 27.

Warpath of the Mountain Man

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Trek of the Mountain Man

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Quest of the Mountain Man

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Ambush of the Mountain Man

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Wrath of the Mountain Man

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Destiny of the Mountain Man

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Betrayal of the Mountain Man

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Rampage of the Mountain Man

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Violence of the Mountain Man

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Savagery of the Mountain Man

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Shootout of the Mountain Man

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Assault of the Mountain Man

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Strike of the Mountain Man

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Butchery of the Mountain Man

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Terror of the Mountain Man

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Bloodshed of the Mountain Man

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Brutal Night of the Mountain Man

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Venom of the Mountain Man

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Torture of the Mountain Man

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Where There's Fire, There's Smoke

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Bloody Trail of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 48.

Texas Kill of the Mountain Man

Mountain man, book 49.

Slaughter of the Mountain Man

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Cruel Winter of the Mountain Man

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Smoke Jensen's cousin Fae is stuck right in the middle of a range war in Montana that is about to erupt in bullets and blood. When Smoke heads for Fae's aid, it looks like this will be his final stand. Reissue.

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The original Mountain Man series began in 1984 with The Last Mountain Man . The First Mountain Man series began with the title novel in 1991. The Matt Jensen: The Last Mountain Man series began in 2008 with its title novel. The Family Jensen series began in 2010 with its title novel. All series are currently ongoing. Below is a list of William & J.A. Johnstone’s Mountain Man books in order of when they were originally published (as well as in chronological order when necessary):

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Publication order of the first mountain man books, publication order of matt jensen: the last mountain man books, (by: william w. johnstone, j a johnstone), publication order of the family jensen books.

Notes: Destiny of the Mountain Man was written by Fred Austin. Preacher’s Fortune was written by Fred Austin. All novels in all series since 2006 have been written by J.A. Johnstone.

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On a quest to find out what happened to his missing brother, a scientist, his nephew and their mountain guide discover a fantastic and dangerous lost world in the center of the earth. On a quest to find out what happened to his missing brother, a scientist, his nephew and their mountain guide discover a fantastic and dangerous lost world in the center of the earth. On a quest to find out what happened to his missing brother, a scientist, his nephew and their mountain guide discover a fantastic and dangerous lost world in the center of the earth.

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As mountain brook teenager Lulu Gribbon continues to recover from a shark attack, her hometown is rallying around her.

3 simple words said by 15-year-old Lulu Gibbon after overcoming an unimaginable situation

Since then, it's become a statement of hope and a testament of her strength.

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To help Lulu and her family prepare, local business owners like Suzanne Jones, did not hesitate to support the Gribbon family when approached by a family friend.

"Lulu's moms best friend, said she wanted to make something special for the family... and she wanted it to say 'I made it' because those we're lulu's first words," said Jones.

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Many local businesses and residents have shown their support by putting purple ribbons in their windows,

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Georgia’s Mountain View Campground: Relax and Savor the Sights

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RV parks come in all shapes and sizes and everyone has their own preferences for what makes a “perfect” campground. But you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better spot than Mountain View Campground in Hiawassee, Georgia. Not only does this park have a near-perfect rating from guests, but it has also won multiple camper’s choice awards.

With all these accolades, you might expect to find a huge park that’s always crowded and busy. But on the contrary, this is a small, quiet campground with gorgeous scenery and truly warm-hearted managers. You couldn’t ask for a better place to spend a few nights.

If you plan to visit Georgia, Mountain View Campground could be the ideal place to set up your home base. Read on to learn exactly why this campground has earned its place among the best of the best.

Mountain View Campground is located at 4157 Swallows Creek Road in Hiawassee. It’s nestled in between Swallow Creek and Hightower Creek, so you’ll never be far away from these lovely flowing rivers. These streams connect with the massive Chatuge Lake, which has 132 miles of shoreline. If you need a private lakeside beach, you’re bound to find a great spot somewhere along this stretch.

Many people travel to this area to enjoy the lake, but Mountain View Campground is on the outskirts so you’ll be safe from the crowds. But you’re still in position to enjoy the water, plus the benefits of the surrounding forest. This campground is quite small, with only 28 sites available. But this gives the park a quiet and cozy environment.

Full hookups are provided at each site, plus visitors can choose a site with 20/30/50 amp service depending on their needs. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the park as well, so you’ll be able to stay connected if you need to.

Although Georgia is a fairly warm state, the winters get pretty cold. That’s why Mountain View Campground is only open seasonally. Visitors can camp between May 1 and November 4, so you’ve got plenty of time to stop by before the snow shuts everything down.

The nightly rates here are also a major bonus. When you heard the words, “award-winning campground” you probably pictured a luxury resort that costs hundreds of dollars per night. On the contrary, you can camp here for as little as $45, making it one of the more budget-friendly RV parks in the country. Discounts are also available for military service members , certain camping clubs, and returning visitors.

Because this is a small park, it’s a good idea to book your campsite in advance. Visit mountainview-camp.com to reserve a spot today.

Although this is not a resort-style park, it still has all the amenities to make your visit comfortable and enjoyable. Families with children can have plenty of fun here, but the quiet atmosphere may be better-suited for adults. Most pets are welcome, and there’s a dog park where they can use up their extra energy.

In addition to the full hookups, each site has a picnic table and a fire pit so you can enjoy a pleasant outdoor space. Guests are also welcome to visit the on-site bath house and restrooms to stay fresh during their visit. Laundry facilities are provided as well.

If you’re looking for a peaceful outdoor retreat, try the covered pavilion. This is equipped with patio heaters to keep you warm at night, and it has plenty of seating. There is also a community fire pit and a propane grill that anyone can use. It’s easy to enjoy outdoor cooking when you stay here.

There are also indoor activities available in the Gathering Room. This rustic building includes comfortable seating, a ping pong table, and a dedicated puzzle area. It’s a great place to retreat to when the weather gets hot.

This campground also hosts events and live music performances for guests to enjoy. The Music Barn is the hotspot for visiting bands throughout the season. Every Saturday includes karaoke, open mic opportunities, and music trivia (complete with prizes). Potlucks happen fairly often as well, so bring the ingredients for your favorite party dish! There’s a wonderful sense of community in this park and it can be a great place to make new friends.

But one of the greatest amenities is the view. This park is appropriately named “Mountain View Campground” because it gives you a stunning view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The hills are covered in trees that change with the seasons, so this park it beautiful all year long. It’s nestled in the heart of the forest so there is plenty of shade and greenery to enjoy.

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Many people flock to Hiawassee thanks to the rolling hills, beautiful lakes, and leafy forests. There is a lot to enjoy in this area, especially for nature-lovers. Chatuge Lake is one of the biggest destinations, thanks to its winding shoreline and gorgeous views. It has even earned the nickname “Jewel of the Mountains.” During your visit, you will find plenty of opportunities for fishing, swimming, boating, or just wandering along the beaches.

Mountain View Campground also puts you close to a variety of smaller rivers and streams. In these flowing waters, you can enjoy white-water rafting, canoeing, inner tube floating, and more.

But water isn’t the only thing to enjoy in this area. If you love hiking, biking, and exploring nature trails, you’re in luck. There are several popular trails around Hiawassee and you can spend days trekking through the green woods. Some hikes (like Brasstown Bald) are only 1/2 mile, while the nearby Appalachian Trail spans for thousands of miles! Part of it cuts through Georgia, so you can hop onto this historic trail for as long as you’d like.

There are also several state parks and scenic waterfalls to enjoy. The great outdoors are right at your doorstep and there are so many ways to take it all in.

The local town also has some interesting features that are worth a look. Try visiting one of the nearby vineyards/wineries or stroll through the Hamilton Rhododendron Gardens. Kids of all ages will love the Marine Station Water Park, while adults might enjoy a trip to the charming Hiawassee Fruit & Vegetable Market.

Finally, it’s time to discuss the reviews and feedback for this RV park. Among fellow RV LIFE Campgrounds members, this campground has earned a stunning 9.9/10 score. Some 150 people have left glowing reviews, with 98% of them rating the park as “Excellent.” It’s extremely rare to find a campground that scores so highly across the board, so you know this one is a keeper.

Mountain View Campground has even won the camper’s choice award from Campendium over the past 3 years. It earned top ratings for access, location, cleanliness, site quality, and noise level.

As far as downsides… there don’t seem to be any! None of the reviews have pointed out a serious problem with this park, even though hundreds of people have left reviews. The sites are spacious, the staff is friendly, the park is clean, and it’s located in a beautiful area. What’s not to love?

So if you want to camp near the Hiawassee area, Mountain View Campground should be at the top of your list. You can find more visitor feedback at RV LIFE Campgrounds .

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International day of yoga 2024: if you are looking to kickstart your yoga journey, here are 5 asanas or exercises that you should try as a beginner.

International Yoga Day or International Day of Yoga is celebrated on June 21 on a global scale annually because Yoga is renowned for enhancing strength and many poses engage various muscle groups, helping you build both physical and mental resilience . This newfound strength extends beyond the Yoga mat, positively impacting your daily life and activities.

Yoga offers a myriad of benefits for beginners embarking on their wellness journey and it promotes flexibility by gently stretching your muscles, gradually increasing your range of motion. This can be particularly beneficial for those who spend long hours sitting at a desk or engaging in activities that limit movement.

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In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar, Founder of Akshar Yoga Kendraa, shared, “For beginners seeking stress relief, yoga provides a valuable tool. Through mindful breathing and the focus required in each pose, you can cultivate a sense of calm and mental clarity. This meditative aspect of yoga not only reduces stress but also improves your overall mental well-being. Balance is another key benefit of yoga. As you move through different poses, you refine your balance and coordination. This is especially beneficial as we age, helping prevent falls and injuries by improving stability.”

He suggested to practice these five beginner-friendly Yoga poses to kickstart your journey -

1. Mountain Pose (Tadasana):

Stand tall with your feet together, grounding through all four corners. Reach your arms overhead with palms facing each other. This simple yet powerful pose improves posture and awareness of your body's alignment.

2. Downward-Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana):

Begin on your hands and knees, then lift your hips toward the ceiling, forming an inverted V-shape. This pose stretches and strengthens the entire body, particularly the shoulders, hamstrings, and calves.

3. Warrior I (Virabhadrasana I):

Step one foot back, keeping the front knee bent and aligned over the ankle. Extend your arms overhead with palms facing each other. Warrior I builds strength in the legs and core while opening the chest and shoulders.

4. Child's Pose (Balasana):

Kneel on the mat, sit back on your heels, and extend your arms in front of you. This restorative pose provides a gentle stretch for the back, hips, and thighs, promoting relaxation and stress relief.

5. Corpse Pose (Savasana):

Lie on your back, arms at your sides, palms facing up. Close your eyes and focus on your breath. Savasana is the ultimate relaxation pose, allowing your body to absorb the benefits of your practice and promoting a deep sense of tranquility.

Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar concluded, “The benefits of Yoga for beginners extend far beyond the physical realm. Whether you're looking to improve flexibility, build strength, reduce stress, enhance balance or simply embark on a holistic wellness journey, Yoga has something to offer. Incorporating these five poses into your routine is a great starting point for reaping the rewards of this ancient practice.”

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From dreaming of Pro Stock racing to making a comeback at 60, Daryl Stewart's journey is a tale of passion and determination, culminating in recent successes.

• Stewart got into bracket racing at 23 and won a prestigious 5-Day Bracket event.
• With a top-notch team, he achieved five Pro 632 wins and consistently qualified in the top three during the 2022 and 2023 PDRA seasons.
• A brand-new 825-cubic-inch, fuel-injected Mountain Motor Pro Stock engine was built for Stewart by Jon Kaase Racing Engines.
• Stewart won the Brian Olson Memorial World Finals and secured his first round win in the Mountain Motor Pro Stock Invitational at the Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod.
• Despite challenges, Stewart's recent win in the PDRA season showcased his resilience and competitive spirit.

While Stewart's return to drag racing has been filled with success, the competitive nature of Pro Stock racing poses challenges such as the importance of precise driving and consistent performance.

• Stewart's team focused on preparing for NHRA races, with recent participation in the PDRA season and plans for future events.
• Collaboration among crew members and friends has been pivotal in Stewart's racing journey, contributing to their recent victories.

Stewart's entry into NHRA racing opens up new opportunities and challenges, marking a significant milestone in his racing career.

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PA teacher aims to climb '67 Trees on 67 Mountains in 67 Counties' for forestry awareness

by Cate Hynes

BEDFORD CO., Pa (WHP) — Danville Area High School agriculture teacher and forester Van Wagner is on the climbing journey of a lifetime.

Since January 2023, Wagner has been advancing his conservation project, "67 Trees on 67 Mountains in 67 Counties." Over the next few years, he hopes to climb to the tallest point in every Pennsylvania county in an effort to raise awareness about PA forests.

On Tuesday, Wagner was joined by Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding and a number of local lawmakers for a hike at Blue Knob State Park in Bedford County. During the hike, Wagner climbed the tallest tree in the park, the 46th climb of his '67 Trees on 67 Mountains in 67 Counties' project.

While speaking to local lawmakers, Wagner expressed his love for Pennsylvania's ecosystem, and the many ways forests help the state. He went on to say, "We need to be aware that our forest is fragile. I want all Pennsylvanians to be part of that conversation. How do we go forward with managing our forests? "

Representatives from the Hardwoods Development Council, Department of Conservation & Natural Resources, and PA Office of Outdoor Recreation all spoke about how the investments of the Shapiro Administration in agriculture and recreation plan to boost Pennsylvania's economy while protecting local forests.

"The value of our forests extends far beyond the $39 billion our hardwoods industry feeds into our economy every year," Secretary Redding said. "Parks like Blue Knob serve as crucial hubs for tourism and recreation, offering opportunities to recharge physically and connect with nature and family. These valuable resources won't be around in the future just because we like them. The Shapiro Administration is investing in the forest management practices that ensure that the forests, and the jobs and families who rely on them will be here in the future."

At the end of the event, Secretary Redding even geared up with Wagner to scale the Pennsylvania Red Oak Tree together.

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Why An LA Artist 'Adopted' The Topanga Canyon Landslide

Time makes you boulder

Climb a mountain and turn around, bring it down.

In early June, Topanga Canyon’s main coastal route reopened three months ahead of schedule after a massive spring landslide.

While the California Department of Transportation trucked the debris to sites in Malibu and Port Hueneme, a chunk of the hillside made an unlikely journey to downtown Los Angeles, where it will revitalize a historic park and join a living art and environmental experiment.

The project is the latest endeavor of environmental artist Lauren Bon’s effort to create a “new normal” where creatives and government agencies collaborate to solve big problems around how we manage natural resources.

“What if disturbances in ecology create abundance?” Bon said. “What if we were to retrieve this material instead of discard it?”

The hillside above Topanga Canyon Boulevard crashed onto the roadway on March 9 amid heavy rain .

The landslide created a lengthy detour for San Fernando Valley commuters, hampered local businesses , and blocked a critical evacuation route as fire season approached.

In April, Caltrans quantified the scale of the landslide as enough to fill 5,500 dump trucks.

Though that estimate was later revised downward, “A window in my thinking of being annoyed and frightened about the imposition of the landslide kind of opened up,” said Bon, a longtime Topanga Canyon resident. Bon is the daughter of philanthropist Wallis Annenberg and Metabolic Studio is an extension of the family’s foundation .

Bon and the team at Metabolic Studio collaborated with government agencies, engineers, and others to test the soil and secure the necessary permissions to transport and store the materials.

“Seeing multiple different agencies be able to very quickly come together and make something happen was very impressive and really heartening,” said Metabolic Studio project manager Kelly Majewski.

Clean soil is a valuable construction resource, but the team needed to secure space for the material in mere weeks.

“It seemed really exciting,” said California State Parks Los Angeles District Superintendent Richard Fink II. “Kind of like a full circle opportunity because we could take the soils from the Santa Monica Mountains and the Topanga State Park area and potentially reuse them here in Los Angeles.”

The park’s 50 truckloads of soil is destined for four acres of the sprawling Los Angeles State Historic Park that remain undeveloped.

• At the L.A. River Farmer’s Market : Thursdays 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., 1245 N. Spring St. at the L.A. State Historic Park.
• Volunteer : Join the studio’s Farmlab team in tending the land on Tuesdays, times vary.
• Watch: View a livestream of the “Moving Mountains” sites.
• Ongoing workshops : Opportunities to work with clay, discuss science, and more.

“It's been basically cleared, remediated, and it's been left as an open palette for our next phase,” Fink said.

The parks system is exploring a collaboration with Metabolic Studios as the land is developed. Bon’s 2005 project “Not A Cornfield” cultivated millions of ears of the eponymous vegetable on the land that’s now the park.

The remaining 100 truckloads of slip went to Bon’s Metabolic Studio . She described the acquisition of the landslide as an adoption.

“It's not like we're just placing a…dispossessed landscape from a slid mountain to someplace else,” Bon said. “We're now taking care of it.”

Part of the landslide resides at “ The Moon, ” a truck-yard-turned-environmental-experimentation lab on Pasadena Avenue along the L.A. River.

A combination of shady cloth covers and mist machines will help one mound feel like it’s in its coastal birthplace. Another pile is mixed with matter from the L.A. River’s floodplain, and the largest mass has been compressed into a boulder-strewn mini-mountain.

The project seeks to answer many questions, including, “Can we keep that soil healthy and well long enough for the next generation to do the greatest good for the greatest number of living systems in the shortest amount of time?”

One idea is to layer the landslide soil atop unpaved land along the L.A. River to create new ecosystems where the ground was once smothered in concrete.

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“Moving Mountains” builds on Bon’s effort to reconnect the L.A. River to the floodplain .

Bon obtained more than 75 permits from varying agencies to gain permission to draw water from the river. The ongoing project seeks to funnel the water in L.A. State Historic Park for irrigation.

Bon acknowledged it would be easier to create art that fits within the walls of a gallery.

“If you just work within a social organization that's very similar to you where you feel accepted, you may not allow the work to reach the largest capacity it has to do work in the world,” Bon said. “I want to be doing work that has applications on a larger scale than I can realize on my own. I want to see systemic changes happen.”