Traditional Navajo elders living on and near the Hopi Partition Lands are truly the forgotten people.
They live without running water, heat their homes by wood stoves. For both water and fuel they must travel long distances on rugged dirt roads and haul their supplies home on the back of old pickup trucks. A few homes have solar electricity, but the panels are old, and most don't work anymore.
The elders live in great poverty, unfathomable to most of us. Their lives are hard, but they love the beauty of the land. They endure with great humor, courage and strength.
I made this video to tell their story.
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