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Bearlanders
Bearlanders is inspired by the traditions of the American Indian including their crafting skills
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Christmas in July
July 2009
It is that time of year again, time to receive great savings on hundreds of items. Each July we celebrate "Christmas in July" with a 33% Sale. Simply choose $50 or more in merchandise and then use the coupon code - jlyx9 in the coupon box at check out and enjoy the saving on quality merchandise made in America. Happy Birthday America! < - Click here and Save.
Showcasing Sarah's Necklaces
February 2009
Sarah has been busy crafting several beautiful Necklaces for us. We hope you will take some time and check out her beautiful work and designs. Check back often as she is still busy designing new additions.
Click here -> Sarah's Necklaces for the link.
Year End Sale Starts December 26
December 26 2008
Each year we celebrate the end of the year with a sale. This year ending 2008 we are offering 33% off purchases over $50. Our customers may mix and match items amounting to $50 or more and then simply type the coupon code in the provided coupon box at check-out. The more you spend the more you save. The coupon code this year is yes128.
33% off of $50 equals a $16.50 savings.
We hope you enjoy the savings and encourage you to tell your friends.
Happy Holidays!
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November 12, 2008
I have had the great pleasure of spending time with many American Indians over the past 20 some years. It has been my experience to find most American Indians to be very proud of being first Americans. The original American Patriot. "Patriot" a person who loves, supports, and defends his or her country and its interests with devotion.
Created by the original American Patriot, the American Indian, today Dream catchers transend all cultures, now representing the capacity to capture good dreams in life. Our Red,White & Blue dream catchers are a symbol of capturing the American dream!
It was recommended to me by my American Indians friends to offer red,white & blue dream catchers to the public as a way to show our Patriotism. Over the past 8 years, we have sold 18 various colors in 6 different sizes of dreamcatchers made here in America by Navajo craftsmen. The men and women of Our American armed forces have often purchased our dream catchers for themselves when going off to serve our country as well as for their family left behind in the USA.
We hope you enjoy our patriotic symbol and show of support for this great country of ours.
Economic Hard Times calls for a Special Offer
October 30, 2008
For those of you who enjoy Saving money while shopping, shop with us on-line, save yourself travelling to the mall, time and gas, save 20% to 30% Off on selected items including Pottery, Sandpaintings, Men's Jewelry, Necklaces and many others. This offer is for a limited time only.
Click on the Shop button below, or this link, it will take you to www.BearlandersTradingCo.com
Enjoy the Saving and maybe buy a gift or two.
Proud to be American
August 26, 2008
Here at BearlandersTradingCo.com we are very proud to be American. The Presidential elections are coming up in America in November 2008, we thought it would be patriotic to offer red, white and blue dreams to the American public.
There is no better way to show patriotism than showing off America's red, white and blue. What ever your dreams may be, they are possible in America. Who ever you wish to vote for, we honor your beliefs, we believe that dream catchers are a great way to capture your dreams. And the red, white and blue dream catcher will capture the spirit of the American dream.
Stop by and take a look at our 3 inch red, white and blue dreamcatchers, available only at BearlandersTradingCo.com and our sister site, www.ArizonaIndianJewelry.com
Summer Sensations
August 18, 2008
With so much happening in your busy life today, we hope you will find the time to shop for Beautiful jewelry and gifts made in America! We offer some of the most beautiful jewelry crafted in the United States today, far more than just American Indian jewelry, Bearlanders Trading co sells some of the most Unique, Upscale designs in the American marketplace.
Sterling Silver jewelry with it's sparkling beauty holds it's value the same as any precious metal. So Why waste gas driving to the mall? Bearlanders Trading co sells a large selection of gifts including Pottery, Sandpaintings, Dream Catchers, carved animals, with a wide range of American made jewelry including earrings, bracelets and Sterling Silver pendants, with Onyx Necklaces, Opal jewelry, Malachite jewelry, Shell Necklaces and much, much more.
We hope you will take the time to stop by our store, Click on this link and create your own shopping sensation! Bearlanders Trading Co
Photos shown are only a sample of the many items carried
at www.BearlandersTradingCo.com & www.ArizonaIndianJewelry.com .
Throughout this page you may click on the Photos or any underlined link.
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| Turquoise Necklace handcrafted in USA |
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Charity in America
2007 -2008
We have seen and heard a large amount of publicity shown to Celebrities who adopt and support orphans around the world. But seldom do we hear of those people helping the under privileged here in America. We have spoken to many citizens in our community, only to find that adoption in the United States is more than just difficult, it is nearly impossible with all the rules and regulations imposed by our government. This problem leaves our helpless children, orphans, to suffer even more, not enough that they have lost or been removed from their biological family, but they can't seem to be relocated into another loving home.
We at Bearlanders have found a loving home that could use your support as well as ours, the home is called " St. Judes Ranch for Children". This is an orphanage located just outside of Las Vegas, Nevada; in a small town called Boulder City. If you find it in your heart to help American children in need, please contact "St. Judes". And/or find an orphanage in your town America, help our next generation! Because, believe it or not, these children will grow up, and they will move into our society, but in what capacity? I have heard the saying "The streets are paved with good intentions" please do more than just think (intend) about giving to these lost children, Give to these much deserving American children.
Visit : www.StJudesRanch.org
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Horn bone has been used to craft Indian jewelry and adornments for many centuries
October 8 2006
Many of us have seen the pictures of American Indians wearing Horn bone chest plates. These chest plates are made of Animal horn bones, strung together with sinew and adding stones such as Turquoise or Coral, for color as well as the healing properties thought to exist in the stones. Often times the horn bones were crafted into chokers for an Indians neck or arm band.
We have enjoyed selling these chokers and arm bands for the past 6 years. Just recently we have noticed similar arm bands worn by Duane "Dog" Chapman also known as "Dog, the Bounty Hunter"! We are even more inspired to watch Duane "Dog" Chapman's bounty hunter show, knowing that we carry authentic Horn Bone choker, crafted by Mae S, a Navajo indian.
This Indian Choker is a Bone Pipe and Black Leather Choker with Red Jasper Beads. Crafted by Indian jewelry Artist Mae S, with bone that has been dyed in tea (an American Indian tradition). Handcrafted Bone Pipe Chokers have been crafted generation after generation, with a look that is timeless. Jasper is thought to protect against negativity and is thought to hold a nurturing quality. Made of 1" bone and measuring 1 1/4" in height (from top bone to bottom bone) with a total length of 34 inches. This Choker will comfortably fit a neck (or arm) size of 16 inches up to 24 inches. This Choker is worn by Men as well as Women.
This necklace is handcrafted and therefore, may vary slightly from the one you receive. We do our best to ensure that each item is fairly represented by the appropriate photos. This Necklace will be shipped with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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If you or your business seeks to capture the dreams and imagination of students, employees or friends:
Updated October 6, 2006
BearlandersTradingCo.com, one of the leaders in American Indian jewelry and gifts now extends wholesale pricing on 100 lot quantities of dreamcatchers to schools, private functions and firms as well as to retail businesses. In an attempt to bring light to beautiful art as well as a beautiful people, Bearlanders Trading Co is offering wholesale prices on Dream Catchers, crafted by American Indians.
The Dream Catcher - It is believed that each carefully woven web will catch your dreams in the night. The bad spirit dreams will get caught in the web and disappear or burn up with the morning sun. The good spirit dreams will find their way to the center of the Dream catcher and float down the sacred feathers, then rise up with the mist of the morning to greet the morning sun.
BearlandersTradingCo.com is always looking for the finest quality American Indian merchandise to sell. Bearlanders is very pleased to have found the American Indian Artist Mae S, who with her family, still hand craft Dream Catchers. This art has been passed down from generation to generation, Mae’s grandmother taught her this art and Mae does an excellent job hand crafting the Dream Catchers we carry. Because these Dream Catchers are hand crafted, each one will differ slightly in the color of the feathers and beads. Each Dream Catcher is shipped with a certificate of authenticity as well as the spiritual meaning which is listed above.
With so much merchandise allowed to flood the U S marketplace from foreign countries, it is a great pleasure to have authentic American Indian dream catchers, Indian jewelry and Native American gift items. If your school, wedding party or business organization seeks to capture the dreams and imagination of students, friends and employees, ArizonaIndianJewelry.com and BearlandersTradingCo.com are the sites you are looking for. The world today could use a brighter tomorrow, with the hope of better things to come. Hang a dream catcher over your bed, desk or from the rear view mirror of your car, believe in a better future and see the positive results.
Native American jewelry - The Southwest
Updated October 2006
For several years, I have had the fortunate opportunity to be a purchasing agent for Bearlanders, purchasing American Indian jewelry & gifts. I have enjoyed the Southwest for the past 49 years and I would like to bring a part of that experience to you. The American Southwest has some of the most unusual and beautiful sites in America. You will find awe in the weather-worn walls of the Grand Canyon, (Arizona) and beautiful red sandstone in Zion (Utah). Since earth’s creation, the wind and the water have carved beauty in the landscape, the likes of which no man could duplicate. Valleys so deep, you could fit the tallest skyscraper. With just about every color imaginable, blues, reds, greens, browns and purples scattered though the sides of the cliff walls. You see trees (scrub pine) growing out the side of the canyon walls, hanging on by only 1/2-inch roots. One could question how or why they exist there. There is water running through many of the canyons year round. With paths and trails to be hiked by all ages.
For a rock collector, you could fill your pockets until your pants fell down, or until your back grew so tired from the weight of the backpack filled with magnificent little treasures. No doubt the national park service doesn’t condone filling your pockets or backpack with rocks. But the west is vast and there are many little jagged treasures to be found.
The Mogillion rim is located roughly half way between Phoenix and Flagstaff and is every bit as inspiring as the Grand Canyon. Located near Strawberry (Arizona), overlooking the Mogillion, the rich, thick forest resembles a beautiful dark green carpet. Using your imagination, you can picture many places a cowboy could hide from hostile Indians. Better yet, picture the beauty of vast plateau's and deep gorge's where Indians, Soldiers and Cowboys alike, of the 1700, 1800 and early 1900's traveled and made camp. When thinking of the southwest many only picture desert and scorching heat. Not so in this beautiful high country. No doubt the temperature never reaches the low 80's. When you hear the word Arizona or American southwest, you no longer need to imagine desert, tumble weeds, snakes and unbearable heat. Now picture rich green forests, cool weather and the skies at night filled with so many stars it would take a lifetime to count them all. While watching the stars, you will still hear the howls of the coyote calling to the night sky.
For those of you who read or are familiar with Louis L'Amour and his westerns, this area of the United States allows one to feel as if he or she is the center of a L'Amour novel.
In the southwest and Arizona you will still find American Indians, not with bow and arrow in hand, but selling their handcrafted goods at road side rest stops. The American Indians have been crafting jewelry, pottery and carved items for centuries, an art that has been passed down from generation to generation. While traveling I have purchased handcrafted, Native American jewelry as gifts for my family and friends. I have been intrigued by the fact that Native American Indians have handcrafted jewelry for centuries and are still making their jewelry by hand. In the 1800's a Mexican Silversmith taught the Indians of the southwest how to use silver in their jewelry work. I realized that not everyone could visit and enjoy the Southwest or afford much of the Indian jewelry and handcrafted goods. As many know, handcrafted Indian jewelry can range in price from $2 to as much as $10,000 and more. Fortunately, I have found a wonderful source to supply beautifully handcrafted Indian jewelry from the Southwest, at very affordable prices.
American Indian jewelry is crafted with just about every gemstone imaginable, including everything from Amber, Amethyst, Jasper, Opal, Tiger Eye and of course Turquoise. Turquoise has been mined and used as far back as 5000 B.C. Turquoise jewelry is as popular today as it has been for centuries. Turquoise is said to have many healing properties, which is one of the reasons for its popularity and use in so many cultures, for so many centuries. All gemstones are said to have spiritual and medicinal healing properties. At Bearlanders Trading Co.com we carry a large selection of authentic American Indian jewelry, most of our Indian jewelry consist of the many gemstones listed in this article. Gemstones <- click here!
America's Best kept Secret - American Indian Art
One of America's Best kept Secrets is The American Indians exceptional ability to create Art.
Updated October, 2006
The American Indian has been plagued by war and hunger for centuries. Before the Europeans came to settle in America and battle the Indians for their land, the Indians had been fighting with the Spanish Conquistador as well as with neighboring tribes. Yet, through all their turmoil, the American Indian continued to craft jewelry to adorn themselves and others.
The simplistic beauty of the jewelry created by the Indians, has changed little over the centuries. Possibly the greatest reason for the continued popularity for Indian jewelry today. One of the popular trends in jewelry this year is semi-precious gem stone jewelry. Gem stone nugget necklaces have been fashionable in the American southwest for many years, this year of course is no exception. Arizona Indian jewelry and Bearlanders Trading co have been offering gemstone jewelry to the public for the past two years, at affordable prices. This year, one of our artists has added a slight variation to the popular nugget necklaces. For those of you who may not know, Taina is one of our most prolific artists. Taina has been creating and crafting the art of her jewelry for many years. A Native American of the Navajo tribe, Taina learned the art of crafting jewelry ( called stringing ) from her mother. An art form passed down from generation to generation. We have just received the "Newest Merchandise" from Taina, Semi-precious gemstone jewelry with animal totems. A 'totem' is an animal or object which humans can most relate to, such as a bear, turtle, an arrowhead or even a stone. Totems are thought to bring spiritual and mental growth, healing and protection. We hope you will stop by and take a look at the large selection of gemstone jewelry in our collection. If you like our jewelry, please use the coupon code - btcblog - to receive $10 off any purchase of $49.99 or more. This is our way of saying "Thank you" for taking the time to read this article as well as shop our stores. This coupon is extended through-out 2006.
Bearlanders Trading Co has recently acquired another leader in the American Indian jewelry business, Arizona Indian Jewelry.com
Updated Thursday September 7, 2006
Bearlanders Trading Co has recently acquired another leading American Indian jewelry business, Arizona Indian Jewelry.com. The founders of ArizonaIndianJewelry.com split as business partners back in 2002 and have now reunited to create an exceptional Native American jewelry collection and an exciting collaboration. Mr. Michael has over 33 years experience in the retail industry and Mr. Judie has 15 years in computer sciences. The vision of both partners was to help impoverished American Indians by creating a venue to support the sales of Indian craftsmanship. As well as to establish their own business and income. The two men created Arizona Indian jewelry , an internet business directed at the sales of American Indian jewelry and Southwestern gifts. Following the business plan Mr. Michael created, Mr. Judie created a web-site promoting the sales of Native American jewelry. And the two men set out on a journey to help change a few lives for the better. "Working with some 20 individual American Indians, we have found over the years, which Indian craftsman create jewelry worth bringing to the public." States Mr.Michael. "Weather we have helped with the financial burdens of the American Indian, I have no idea. I do know that we have learned much about the American Indian way of life as well as about ourselves. Over the past 5 1/2 years we have travelled throughout Arizona, New Mexico, California and Nevada, purchased a large amount of handcrafted Indian jewelry and sold it to the public at affordable prices." With differences of opinion on how the buy, sell and present the merchandise to the public, the two parted ways. "We have stayed friends and helped each other over the years." Says Mr. Judie. "But we can't seem to get along on the business front." Mishap and good fortune has brought both businesses to ownership of Mr. Michael, with Mr. Judie's help and advise in the background. We enjoy listing the spiritual meanings associated with various gemstones. Therefore most items at Bearlanders Trading co and Arizona Indian jewelry are shipped with a spiritual meaning card and/or a certificate of authenticity. Bearlanders Trading co and Arizona Indian jewelry have both restocked their Sand Painting inventory. Sand Paintings, Once A Sacred American Indian Tradition, Now A Treasured Art!
American Indian jewelry & gift - 2006 Selling Season Excitement
Updated September 2006
Bearlanders Trading Co American Indian jewelry, has purchased many great "new" items for the 'Spring. The new items include, Sand paintings, Opal jewelry, Turquoise jewelry and Onyx jewelry, which are expected to bring excitement to the 2006 Selling Seasons. Bearlanders has just received new Picture Jasper necklaces, several with Tortoise jasper bears, as well as all new arrowhead necklaces. Many of our new items are unique ' One-of-a-Kind' creations in jewelry. These necklaces are handcrafted in distinctive modern designs and very affordably priced. Turquoise jewelry has been in fashion for decades and Spring 2006 will be no exception. Bearlanders Trading Co shoppers are sure to enjoy all of the new merchandise, paying special attention to the Inlay Opal jewelry. The Native American Indian has crafting several small pieces of cut stone, into Sterling Silver settings for many years. This beautifully unique, colorful eye catching Inlay Opal jewelry shows off the skills of American Indian jewelry craftsmanship. Opal jewelry is said to be the "gemstone of love", with pendants, bracelets and earrings available, keep our Opal jewelry in mind as a gift for that special someone in your life. In fashion this Spring will be a continuation from Fall of 2005, called "layering." Simply stated, several pieces of jewelry (necklaces and bracelets) worn together at the same time. We hope you will take some time to visit www.BearlandersTradingCo.com & www.ArizonaIndianJewelry.com where you will find a large selection of Native American jewelry and southwestern gift ideas. For those who enjoy discount coupons and viewing the "newest" merchandise, sign up for the mailing lists located on either site. Our company believes your privacy is important, your e-mail address is never shared, sold or given out. We enjoy listing the spiritual meanings associated with various gemstones. Most items at Bearlanders Trading co and Arizona Indian jewelry are shipped with a spiritual meaning card and/or a certificate of authenticity. The Arrowhead was once used in everyday life of the American Indian, now it can be worn as jewelry. The Arrowhead is said to bring out the adventurer in each of us. Turquoise is one of the main stones that the Dine' (Navajo) use in their jewelry work and in religious ceremonies. It is thought to promote healing and bring good luck. Turquoise jewelry is worn by men, women and children, Turquoise is as popular today as it has been for centuries. Opal has always had a mystical significance, thought to aid in psychic vision and to have the power to open the spiritual centers. Opal is also believed to heighten weak emotions and to strengthen the memory. Stop by Arizona Indian jewelry for a nice selection of Opal jewelry.
Photos shown are only a sample of the many items carried
at www.BearlandersTradingCo.com & www.ArizonaIndianJewelry.com .
Throughout this page you may click on any underlined link or the photos.
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The Spiritual Meanings of Gemstones and Native American folklore!
Amber (golden transparent color):This beautiful golden-color stone was once thought to be pieces of the Sun which had fallen to Earth. Amber is actually fossilized resin from extinct pine trees, many pieces of Amber have insects or plants encased. It is thought to relieve sore throats and minor infections.
Amethyst (purple color): Conducts peaceful energy, aids intuition, encourages freedom from addictions.
Aventurine (green in color): Releases anxiety and fear, boosts tranquility, promotes decisiveness and leadership skills.
Charoite (purple in color): Comes from a river in Siberia, Russia. It is thought to promote courage and healing. And release us from our fears!
Coral (red color): Is said to aid in the circulation of the body and to enrich the blood.
Hematite (metallic dark grey color): Energizes and revitalizes you. It attunes the mind and positively effects the bloodstream.
Howlite (White with Gray Marbling): Howlite is thought to aid in breathing.
Jasper (brownish-red color): Nurturing, protects against negativity; promotes healing to kidneys, liver, spleen and bladder.
Lapis (dark blue to purple color): Lapis is thought to bring the gift of strength, self-assurance and increase sensitivity to your higher power. Denim Lapis is light blue color with darker blue speckling.
Malachite (dark green color): Clarifies emotions, facilitates insights. It removes obstruction, represents fidelity and loyalty.
Opal (milky white with spectral colors): Known as "The Gem of the Gods," Opal has always had a mystical significance. Opal is thought to aid in psychic vision and to have the power to open the spiritual centers. Opal is also believed to heighten weak emotions and to strengthen the memory.
Onyx (black color): It is said to drive away unwanted thoughts and bad temper. In folklore, Onyx is considered a stabilizing stone, especially during times of extreme stress because it prevented loss of energy from the body.
Rhodonite (rose peppered with blacks and browns): Rhodonite is said to help regain mental stability, promote positive thinking and help overcome difficulties. The black in Rhodonite contrasts sharply with the Rose coloring to create an intensity of richness.
Snowflake Obsidian (black with white marbling): Obsidian is Volcanic glass (but is not sharp) and is thought to bring out the truth. It helps calm fear and maintain balance in time of change.
Sodalite (bark blue with white marbling): Is thought to stimulate courage, alleviating fears and calming anguish. It is thought to promote understanding and balance for spiritual growth.
Sugilite (Sugilite is deep purple in color): Is associated with spirituality and mysticism. Sugilite is thought to increase psychic abilities and increase insight.
Tigereye (golden color): Tigereye is thought to balance negative and positive energy, bringing clarity and enhance psychic ability.
Turquoise (blue color): Turquoise jewelry is very popular today, it is an endless fashion through out the world. The early Egyptians mined Turquoise as far back as 5000 BC. Turquoise is one of the main stones that the Dine' (Navajo) use in their jewelry work and in religious ceremonies. It is thought to promote healing and good luck. Turquoise can be found in various colors from green to blue. Turquoise is mined in many parts of the world including Iran, Afghanistan, Australia and here in the United States it is mined Arizona and New Mexico. The Native American Indians have used turquoise for jewelry as far back as the 1600's, but the introduction of silver came from the Spanish. And the combination of silver and turquoise is said to have been taught by a mexican silversmith in the 1800,s.
Wild Horse (white with black ): Wild Horse is mined in Nevada and is sometimes called White Turquoise or White Buffalo, but it is 75% Magnasite and 25% Hematite. One of the most popular stones in the Southwestern today is the Beautiful Black and White Wild Horse. This stone is thought to energize and revitalize you, it also represents beauty, strength and determination.
Totem : The animal spirit whose qualities we most associate with, those animal spirits which most associate with us. These are qualities in an animal that we feel most connected to, such as the bear (for strength), eagle (for power), turtle (for patience), buffalo (spiritual protector), wolf (for independence) or an arrowhead to sybolize the adventurer. Some people collect frogs, some collect owls, this animal would be considered their totem and each animal may have more than one meaning or significance. It is a simple belief, that we are all connected, humans, animals, plants and mother earth. Our animal spirits (totems) can guide us through all or certain parts of our lives. An easy way to learn your totem is to find a quiet place and concentrate or meditate. Don't try too hard or your totems will elude you. It is possible to have several totems and these totems can change as we change throughout life.
Every animal on earth is sacred, revered or has spiritual meaning in one culture or another. Just as the Eagle symbolizes unity, strength and freedom for the United States. Below we list the symbolic meaning of animals in many Native American Indian traditions.
Badger :Cures the sick, prays for the growth of healing herbs to be given to him.
Buffalo :Is thought to be a great spiritual protector, bringing nourishment to the body and soul. When a white or albino Buffalo is born, it is thought to bring peace among nations.
Bear :Symbolizes strength and power. The Bear is considered to be one of the most powerful and sacred of all animals. Because the Bear hibernates, it is considered to bring the gift of renewal. The Bear Kachina is thought to have great power to cure the sick.
Crow (kachina doll) :Is beneficial to agriculture because of his destruction of rodents.
Eagle :The Eagle represents strength and power, is the ruler of the sky & the messenger to the heavens.
Lizard (kachina doll):Is thought to bring sweethearts together.
Owl (kachina doll):Symbolizes intelligence and Wisdom, it is very benificial to agriculture because of his destruction of rodents.
Wolf :Represents the Hunter, he uses his knowledge to find and capture game animals.
Chasing Star (kachina doll) :Chasing Star symbolizes the planets and the stars.
Morning Singer (kachina doll) :Appears on roof tops and sings songs to wake the village.
Sunface (kachina doll) :Represents warmth, shelter for the old, a bright future, and playfulness for the young.
The Arrowhead :Arrowhead is thought to represent the hunter and also symbolizes the adventurer in each of us.
The above is for entertainment purposes only! These meanings are considered folklore or myth. Bearlanders.com owners do not make any such claims to the above statements. Thank You !
The beauty of the Grand Canyon is awe-inspiring.
Sept 10 2006
Just back from a buying trip to Williams, Flagstaff and Winslow Arizona, we decided to stop and take a look at one of America's treasures, The Grand Canyon. Inspired and in Awe, we thought it would be a great idea to share a couple of our photos with you. If interested, the trip to the Grand Canyon by car is an easy, peaceful and scenic adventure, with deer, elk and small animals scattered throughout the countryside. No doubt, you probably won’t enjoy these pictures half as much as we do, but if given a chance, make the trip to the Grand Canyon. While looking around at the gift shops located throughout the area, we noticed a large amount of jewelry and gift items similar to those carried at Bearlanders Trading Co. If you don’t get the chance to visit the Grand Canyon, take some time to check with Bearlanders Trading Co, where you may purchase some of the same type of merchandise as you would at the Canyon. We hope you enjoy the photos!
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