Tina M Wenger Art Collections

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Consistently through the seven (7) FAA groups I administrate, I have regularly featured well over 51,000+ images to help encourage and support member artists. It is always a pleasure to give away numerous images as gifts to friends and relatives who appreciate my work. Donating my artwork and or proceeds from sale of such are blessings of grace and humility. Using my own greeting cards for any occasion comes in conveniently handy. The hundreds of notes of encouragement I have received and continue to receive has made this journey a delightful...more

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Indian Canyons Agua Caliente

To visit the Indian Canyons take us to what life was for the Cahuilla Indians. Palm Springs, Summer 2014. Centuries ago, ancestors of the Aqua Caliente Cahuilla Indians settled in the Palm Springs area. They developed complex communities in the Palm, Murray, Andreas, Tahquiz, and Chino Canyons. With an abundant water supply, the plants, animals, and Cahuilla Indians thrived. They grew crops of melons, squash, beans, and corn. They gathered plants and seed for food, medicines, and basket weaving. Today, remains of Cahuilla society like rock art, house pits, foundations, irrigation ditches, dams, reservoirs, trails and food preparation areas still exist in the canyons. But it may not be for long, this location lies just above the St. Andreas Fault, so here, enjoy the images of what it is today,