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One Basket at a Time

by | Jul 21, 2010 | True Westerners

Yosemite National Park Ranger Julia Parker takes on a crazy notion.
Julia Parker discovered her talent and passion for weaving from an unexpected source. When Julia Parker was first approached to demonstrate native basket weaving at Yosemite National Park, she thought the idea was crazy. “I’m not indigenous,” protested Julia, noting she came from northern California’s Kashia Pomo tribe, not the park’s Miwok-Paiutes


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