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Moving somewhere beyond cell phone service.

Doesn't that bother you?

It is so beautiful.

What is, the scrub?

Look at all the blue sky.

Domino here at KCQC 91 .8 on your - Civilization!

You give us two minutes and we'll give you the turquoise trail.

In our top story, congratulations to our bison moms.

There are seven newborn calves on the Seneca Buffalo Preserve.

She's kidding, right?

No, when I was as armed as that, I relocated to weird islands in the middle

nowhere. At least here they speak English.

Gotcha.

What is it?

We have beef jerky, buffalo jerky, moose jerky. We have aloe gel, aloe

shampoo.

Aloe conditioner.

Antelope jerky. Caribou jerky.

Buckwheat hulls. Birch cones.

Chickweed. Linden leaf.

Wild turkey jerky. Ah, my favorite.

Rabbit jerky.

Welcome to town.

Thank you. It's nice to be here.

Try some of our fried bread.

Oh, that's okay.

How about some beef jerky?

Oh, thanks.

Do you have batteries?

Um, that's okay. We'll get some later if we need them.

Look at the view all around.

It's a little sloppy. I think you're going to love this.

Where is it?

Laundry room.

Where? Other way.

Don't get too excited.

Take a look.

Out in the house.

You got him a bike? Having his bike stolen and relocating from my work

that's punishment enough.

Working with you at the lab will be good for him. Give him a chance to see what

he can do.

You like it? Mm -hmm.

three -time champion, Josh Townsend, going for the record.

He's coming from behind.

He's about to take the lead.

Wait.

There she is. The competition.

Watch the lady with the straw bag.

She's crafty. She fakes. But Townsend doesn't flinch.

She's changing strategies.

Josh puts in the power, steps into gear, and passes.

Hello? The crowd goes wild.

She is history.

But this race is not over yet.

It's just begun.

Note their fierce concentration as they pot to destroy me.

We'll wait till they see us.

Oh, yeah.

Be afraid.

Be very afraid.

What me?

You're gonna miss it, Josh!

May there be beauty in front of me.

May there be beauty behind me.

May there be beauty to my left. May there be beauty to my right.

May there be beauty all around me.

There's no riding here.

Why not?

You can't ride off trail, tearing up the grasslands.

I don't see any grass.

No dirt heads allowed.

What's a dirt head?

A mountain biker who rides where he's not allowed.

What do they call you?

Hey, what's going on?

I was just telling this dirt rag to get lost.

Who are you calling dirt?

Welcome. I'm Moon, and this is Scout, granddaughter of Abuela Rose Blackhorse.

because of a dream her mother had when she gave birth.

And this is Thomas Blackhorse, grandson of John Blackhorse, a Navajo elder who

came from the Nearwater clan on his mother's side, born of the Edgewater

his father's side.

I'm Josh.

I'm not interested.

Can you do this now?

Yeah.

Let's bring him in.

You think he's friendly?

Can't always tell.

Lean on me when you're not strong, and I'll be your friend.

I'll be your friend. I'll help you carry on, for it won't be

long. It won't be long now. And I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.

We tried every song we knew, but...

She's the only one that worked.

buffalo dispute between my guest veterinarian set touched by lightning

caller gene so gene want to tell us why you're so mad yeah you're not going to

believe this the buffalo charged my truck all right call us with your

on bison friend or fender bender but first here goes the weather report

a high pressure moving in

Adios, amigo.

Yeah, just keep on walking, man.

Doesn't all this blue sky make you just want to send up a robotic exploratory

spacecraft just to find out what it's really all about?

You can get every channel if you have one of those.

Huh. This is very exciting.

How can you tell?

Some of our greatest thinkers are right here in this facility.

Welcome to New Mexico Astrophysics Research Center.

Here's your ID badge.

How you doing, Virgil?

Blinded.

Nerd.

That's my boy.

Virgil, I want you to show Josh exactly what to do.

All right. Gotta go. Call you later.

All right.

And this area is for our databases of abstracts and technical reports,

and documentation.

And texts of technical reports and archives and distribution systems.

Cool, huh?

Dead man walking.

And here's where you'll be working.

Copy what's on the cart.

We lose our power a lot, too.

But we always get it back.

I'm talking about the electricity.

We have dried corn, dried corn soup, dried corn stew, and dried corn with

squash.

Oh, I guess I should have some of each.

Is this a new cause? I'm not familiar with it.

For centuries, our northern brothers and sisters have honored the buffalo who

provided them with food, shelter, clothing.

Now we're partnering with them to restore the herds and...

Yes, we have buffalo.

And we need teenagers like your son to help us out.

I'm sorry. I wish I knew sign language. My granddaughter Scout is sure your son

would enjoy working with the herd much more than the lab.

So I'll make the announcement, then I'll go into a short interview and open up

into Q &A, okay?

RSVP.

We've got Kyle and his wrecking crew here.

These boys want to test your bravery on single track, intermediate, and advanced

trail riding.

So ask yourself, fellow heartbreaking thrill seekers, can you fly Friday at

Rock? Be there.

Yeah, say something like that.

So, like, are we on the air?

Hey, Grandpa.

I'll be graduating in a couple years, and I need a real job. A money job.

I could teach you to be the next survivor.

I'm just saying.

Oh, look.

Monardella odoratissima. That's mountain pennyroyal.

It's good for food seasoning and deodorant.

You know, you can cure yourself and your herd of anything if you know nature.

You can't get Scott's voice back.

Meanwhile, your work's here, restoring the buffalo and taking care of your

community.

I know, but... A tree has to be rooted in the ground before it can grow.

How can you stand a sweat lodge in the summer?

I don't even have a ceremony today.

It's the only place your grandma can't get at me.

Hey, what's up? Well, my editor wants photographs of my recipes for his

Let's go with my book.

Hey, how was work?

Cruel and unusual.

I thought you found it very creative. I'm stuck in a tiny room alone with no

windows.

I think I like page 19 of the Cigna Space Report the best. Oh, yeah, this is

favorite. See?

I only hope that 37 of my new colleagues will find my son as photogenic as we

do. How'd that get there?

You know, it was not easy getting in this job.

Making copies?

It's great exposure.

To radioactivity?

I spoke to a nice Navajo today.

They need help with that Diné Piquea buffalo preserve.

Where?

The Diné Piquea buffalo preserve.

Look outside.

Oh, no.

I met the guy who works there and he was a jerk.

Is this supposed to be a joke?

A dirt head to work with us?

Sorry.

What'd you say?

You're gonna tear your hands up. Try these.

Appreciate it. So, don't do much work, huh?

I had a job at the research center for like a minute. You gave up a job there

be here.

Yeah? You're nuts.

I'd rather be riding my bike outside.

Free.

This isn't free.

I have to work here.

Buckle up.

This is a fence pole.

Put the wire through here.

What's the big deal?

Well, we don't want any buffalo running around town.

What are they, man -eaters?

Strictly vegans, dude.

But you don't want to stress them.

I mean, I've seen them toss a man and his Burmese mountain dog way across the

field. I mean, it was gnarly.

What do you guys do with the buffalo?

I mean, you don't eat them, you don't wear them, you don't make good pets.

It's a native thing.

Oh.

So, where do you guys let them go around here?

The caves are pretty cool, and the community center has a new pool.

Not what I meant.

Go anywhere you want.

I'll be right back.

on me, brother.

I need a hand.

Something, something, something.

Please be nice, Mr. Buffalo.

Don't get mad.

I need someone to lean on.

That's easy.

What are you saying?

I wasn't singing. Yeah, you were.

It wasn't me.

You guys aren't supposed to be riding here. What, are you protecting some

endangered toad or lizard?

Or scrub brush, maybe?

This is restricted tribal land for the buffalo.

Come on. They get 11 million acres and we can't ride on a few?

You guys can ride on the fire roads and the trails.

Okay. But there are these moon rocks in the north end here. You go right over

the boulders and you can catch some big air.

Yeah?

Really sick descents. Check it out.

Josh!

Where'd you go, dude?

Over here.

Thought maybe the bulls got you cornered.

I see they did.

Tell your friends to share.

We should get going.

I'll ride back.

We got some weather coming in.

Not a problem for me.

Suit yourself.

You sure?

It could rain. You heard what he said.

Let's get going.

You okay in there?

Let's burn it.

We can't do that.

Why not?

Because we want to preserve, not destroy.

Our Dinita, our land that was given to us by the ancient holy ones who came

the sacred four mountains.

Man, you're Danish.

Maybe in this life.

Okay.

Ready? Three, two... Nobody lives on one.

You count up to three.

No. It's three, two, one, go. Like a space launch.

They count down.

But people count up.

Not today.

Whatever. Three, two, one.

I

could

use a little O2 right about now.

Put a fork in me, I'm done.

Not yet.

And this, this is why we're here.

That's cool.

Awesome.

Don't get too attached.

It's mine.

Just bought it.

Sweet ride.

Lighter, stronger, and a whole lot faster.

Come out and ride.

You're going to turn into a stiff working on the Raz.

It's not that bad.

Taking orders from chili pickers all summer?

Yeah, it's real.

Grab a bike and come out and ride with us.

I mean, they're not that expensive.

So do you have a team or a club or what?

Just some thrashers like us.

Cross -country racing, enduro riding, free ride dropping.

What else could you want?

Sounds cool.

Hey, Friday we're at Red Rocks.

See you there?

I think it's time for one of my famous potlucks.

Yes. Hello.

Yummy. What are these?

These are my dried blue corn cheeseball piquets.

Perfect with lamb kebabs.

You must be a real chef.

I'm more of a culinary anthropologist.

Oh, this is Thomas Blackhorse.

Hello, Thomas Blackhorse. What have you got there?

Who knows?

My grandson doesn't speak Navajo.

He doesn't eat Navajo food.

He only eats food that comes out of a box or in a bag.

You must be Dr. T.

Welcome. I'm Moon.

That's a stellar name.

Is it stellar?

Which one are you named for?

Io, Europa, or Titan?

Zappa.

Pardon?

Titan, for sure. Oh, good.

You can never see this many stars in the city.

It's too bright.

This place is so... Hot, quiet, boring.

Big.

Nothing ever happens here.

A boil of roses and letting you go anywhere.

Is that your mother?

My grandmother.

She's such an alvo.

She wants me to eat and speak.

And live now, love. My father's such a scientist.

He'd love for me to work in a lab all my life.

My grandson and your son will become good friends because you and I have a

in common.

Do you work at the research center?

Nope.

Oh, well, I'm an astrophysicist.

We have the same mission.

We do?

Well, you know...

I've actually begun to shift my focus to the laws and origins of the universe

and the evolutionary process there so we can more effectively protect our

atmosphere and our planet, well, you know, our world.

Yeah, me too.

The Dene, the people, that is, we learn from the sky.

We tell stories of creation.

We explore and protect the Earth, just like you.

You're fine.

She just doesn't talk.

Has she always been this way?

Not always.

I think your parents are leaving.

Okay.

Thanks.

For dinner and... No problem.

I've met a boy named Moon, a girl named Domino, and a medicine man who says that

the Navajo and the scientists are like blood brothers.

The sign of a great party.

Why don't you take him out and show him a good time?

Who? The new boy.

This type doesn't stick around.

I guess you don't have much time.

You can't tell anyone about this place. I mean it. And I'm not kidding.

Don't worry.

I don't know anyone.

And I have no idea where I am.

Just track the trees to water. You see a piñon or a juniper, you know there's no

water.

Lift your arms, open your heart, and jump.

You know you don't have to do it if you don't want to.

Don't sweat it, bro.

This place does the secret.

Way back when, boys came here to learn how to be men.

They learned how to hunt and respect animals.

Moon, your ancients were probably Vikings.

So why do you care so much about Navajo?

Because I like that they had to go through stuff.

Only thing we go through is school.

They had to go for days without water. And they'd suck on pebbles just to

survive.

Did they have visions?

Nah.

I really want to have a vision.

Of what?

I don't know yet.

It has to come to me first.

What you see is what there is.

I don't believe in that stuff.

I believe in everything.

Then Abaho have a lot of stories.

Exactly. Stories.

Whenever they don't understand something or why nature happens, they find an

animal or a story to explain it.

You don't really care about all this Navajo stuff, do you?

No. Then why do you get so mad at Colin Oak, guys?

It's my job.

You are fried chicken.

It's, uh, an aloe leaf.

I've never seen it outside the bottle before.

Hey, where have you been?

Um, you know, hiking up mountains, jumping off cliffs, diving into

The usual.

Why are you all shiny?

It's aloe from my sunburn.

Who are you and what have you done with my sun?

You know, I really need a new bike.

Shh, darling, don't ruin the moment.

I'm going to the Red Rock.

Thanks for the ride.

It isn't a restricted area, is it?

No. And it's not sacred?

You're all right.

Be careful.

Be smart.

Okay.

This course eats bikes, man. You sure you can race on that?

Thanks for caring.

know who's better.

We'll find out.

Too hot to eat.

Let's swim.

Let's go to the community pool.

No, there's too many locals.

Strong start, D.

Too bad about the whole blowout.

Yeah, bet that thing handles great on a paper route.

I'm gone.

Kids don't try this at home.

You know, it probably wouldn't have happened if you would have had a bike

mine.

Yeah, it's really cool.

Cheating death one more time, right?

Man, did you see the way that loser crashed?

Later. Cheating death one more time.

I know a great place to swim.

Oh, yeah?

What's this?

Somebody to lean on. I just might have a problem

that you'd understand. We all need somebody to lean

on. Lean on me when you're not strong and

I'll be your friend.

I'll help you.

be long till I'm gonna need somebody to lead

natural beauty stop this is in your land that's who the navajo oh give me

a break this is a sacred place what are you afraid of a couple tortilla makers

no i'm not afraid i'm just saying stop worrying so much

we gotta get out of here right now i mean who made you cheat

He's not coming.

The guy's a tourist.

It's way too hot.

I want to be done now.

We have to fix the fence in the north corner where the dirt heads rode over.

And then, let's go for a swim.

Alright.

places in the world, and he brings them here.

Who? Josh!

Who do you think?

You don't know it was him.

Well, who else would it be?

Spirits of the four winds make the buffalo trample their bikes and trucks,

the wild animals stomp them into roadkill. Wait!

Don't ask the spirits for that.

No.

Ask where's Josh.

You haven't eaten anything all day.

I'm not hungry.

You look hungry.

Taste my corn chipotle popovers.

Corn is the symbol of life, you know.

Stop.

Josh, there's someone here to see you.

What's up?

You know.

You and your friends trashed Shining Steps.

It wasn't me.

Then how'd those guys know about it? They tagged the place.

I didn't tag anything.

But you were there.

I tried to stop them.

You know what they're like. They didn't even listen to me.

That is so weak.

But it's true.

We told you not to tell anyone about the place, and then you showed those jerks?

I'm telling you.

I tried to stop them.

I assure you this will be taken care of immediately. We are very sorry.

The boys need to find a balance with nature.

To live in Hojo.

What's that?

You don't even want to know.

Thank you.

There comes a time when you must go into the wilderness alone to discover your

true nature.

The time spent alone will help you find your ground and determine your place in

the world.

Embrace the dreams and the animals that may visit you. They will reveal your

strengths, wounds, and life's purpose.

Bye, Mom.

Bye, Dad.

Bye -bye, baby.

See you tomorrow.

Bye.

I'm leaving now.

Okay.

Let him go.

The Navajo belief is based on a harmonious relationship between our

Mother Earth.

When you're out of balance, you feel it.

There's been a lot of storms lately.

Right.

You must be clear in your heart as to what you seek for yourself, for your

people, for the people of the world.

Sunrise is a time to pray.

Sunrise is a time to sleep.

It's a good thing you're going.

It's a long time.

I'm going to need that stuff.

If my blood sugar drops, I get dizzy and cold and hungry and tired.

You can't take dim sum.

Look after one another.

Go to a place where you can bring forth what you are and the way you might be.

Is that a cave up there?

No. It's a hole in the rock.

Just like home.

We have geological formations too, you know.

Ancient sub -level parking lots and subways with great acoustics.

We must have climbed up those a million times, huh?

Not a million.

Well, not a million, but I mean a lot.

Isn't it a part of your culture and stuff?

No.

No what?

No, I didn't come here a lot. I don't sit around caves passing peace fights.

So what is Hojo?

Like a vision quest?

Navajo don't do vision quests.

I'm going to go cool off.

He didn't find my candy bars.

If he didn't want you to have them, you wouldn't find them in your bag.

No.

Go for it.

So this looks like a good camp start, right?

Look at the tracks.

Animals come here at night to water.

What kind of animals are we talking about?

Quail. Okay, they're small. I could take one if I had to.

Deer.

They're shy and they stay away from people.

Bobcat and the cougar?

That's harsh.

Doesn't look like rain.

Doesn't?

Where are you going?

Upriver. I'm coming with you.

That's your problem.

Stop being a follower.

I'm not a follower.

You're right. You led those guys to shining steps.

I said I was sorry.

It doesn't mean anything if you don't understand what you did was messed up.

What was I supposed to do?

You're supposed to stick up for us.

Say what? Leave, please?

Something like that.

I'm sorry I couldn't stop him.

He trusted you.

And you didn't keep our secret because you think it's more important to hang

with those guys.

I don't know why.

They're jerks.

I said I was sorry.

I'm going upriver. You go down. We meet back here tomorrow morning at nine. If

you're not here, I'm leaving.

You just be here.

Yeah.

Be aware of things within you.

Your anger and your fear can help you.

Rice, beans, pan.

Make a circle around you to connect you with all things.

The day will come when people will ask us to teach them how to care for the

earth.

When that day comes, we will be ready.

Hungry. You must bring the hurt back to our people.

And you will bring to our people help.

Sorry. Not my problem.

But it is. No matter where you travel, this land is part of you.

It makes you who you are and who you will become.

You must go.

forgotten we will help each other

Do you deliver?

Thanks.

Okay, that's it.

This place is way too wack for me.

I gotta go home.

Pick trains.

I can't fly without two engines and a fuselage.

You never tried. We all have Bert in us.

Obviously some more than others. What kind of Bert spirit are you going to be?

Okay.

Go.

What are my choices?

Ravens, blue jays, crows, my family the hawks, mighty fierce and very good

looking. And there is Eagle, mighty messenger between up there and down

A true leader.

So, what bird spirit are you?

Get back to me when you find out.

Nothing broken?

The eagle has landed.

That's an empty place. It sure is busy.

People really eat that stuff?

Comes in handy.

Here.

Get a toothache?

Chewing an echinacea root.

Okay.

My grandfather has a remedy for everything.

I had the weirdest dream.

About what?

This talking bird.

And then I flew.

Like I was an eagle or something.

In your dreams.

Navajo love eagles.

They believe they carry their hope and dreams to the spirit.

Cool.

I dreamt about Buffalo.

You gotta get out more.

They're invading your brain.

I was a hunter.

I felt so real I could feel the earth shake.

How's the thunder?

Leaked into your dreams.

Scout was there.

Okay.

Well, we know the buffalo is a native thing.

Yeah.

I'm tired of being Navajo.

I want to be from Brooklyn or Graceland.

Go for it.

I couldn't leave Scout or my grandparents.

My parents left here.

Where'd they go?

They died in a car crash on their way to Seattle.

All right.

It's got to be rough on you.

Yeah. It's been tough for our scout.

But he stopped talking.

He hasn't spoken to where he's been.

What did the doctor say?

Nothing.

What a whack play.

It was only one night.

And are we glad to see you.

We're just trying to remember where those waterfalls were.

You guys got to go clean up the mess you made.

No, man. We want to swim.

No way.

Shining Steps is private property.

Get over it. I'd rather settle it. Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

Me and you.

One on one. We race.

Deal.

I win. We get to ride where we want, when we want. And you and your tribe

off. Won't happen.

I win, and you guys get lost.

Turquoise Mountain Ski Resort. Next Saturday.

Up and down.

Up and down.

I'm there. Guys, gotta push it back a week.

What? I'm getting my braces off.

Fine. Devil's Revenge.

The trail.

Bring it on.

I'm not too early, am I?

Maybe a little.

Thomas says you have a remedy for everything.

Yeah, pretty much.

Well, I was wondering if you had any Indian, I mean, Navajo herbs and

to, you know, get me into shape.

Come on.

What kind of shape do you want to be?

I knew this Lakota warrior who shapeshifted into a cougar.

I just want to be ready for a cross -country and downhill mountain bike

Oh.

You have a good and true reason for doing this?

Uh -huh.

So when is this race going to take place?

Two weeks.

Have you eaten anything today?

No.

Then don't.

Smells like photosynthesis.

Good for stamina, muscles, and joints.

Bloodletting and leeching were popular too, you know.

This is even older, Mom.

Kyle's just wondering why you're trying to get all buff.

I'm not.

No one ever likes a scout.

I challenged Kyle to a race.

I win and they're out of here for good.

Who are you to take this on?

It's not a bad question. I mean... And what if you don't win? I'll win.

This is definitely not a good idea.

Yes, it is.

Thomas, you said it yourself.

I didn't understand at the time how important it is to do something bigger

yourself for others.

And it's the only thing these guys accept.

I'll raise him.

No offense.

You're a tourist around here.

Thomas is right.

But he should totally defend the din atop of the... Moon!

Where is the race?

Devil's Revenge.

You guys know it?

Whoa.

I think I should race.

I can do this.

Dude, this is nasty work.

And, well, your bike is kind of weak.

I can fix it up fine.

I'll race, Kyle.

I know the terrain.

I have to race for me.

And for you, and for Scout, and for my mistakes.

Otherwise, what am I doing here?

Scott thinks you should race.

You know what's at stake here?

He's never done this course.

The cow will be all over him.

You'll need this for good fortune.

turquoise heels and attracts good friends.

Just don't start shaving your legs or anything.

Ten. Twenty.

Thirty.

Mmm, that smells so good. You're going to have to give me the recipe.

How's it going?

Going well.

Give it up, dude.

No. Nobody wants a turf war.

Then beat it. Let it go, dude. You don't have the chops or the bike to beat

Kyle.

Yeah, I do.

He hasn't been with us all day.

Hey, have you heard from Josh?

No, sorry Mrs. D.

This is Blaine Townsend, and I was wondering if you could help me.

We interrupt our normally scheduled programming to broadcast a special

We're looking for Josh Townsend. Eye fixed.

Round hair.

Probably soaking wet by now.

Plug in, Josh.

Your mom's looking for you.

Where he might be?

He's been riding the train tracks lately.

Don't worry.

Trains don't travel there anymore.

How far out is that place?

Try the north end of the res and I'll try the Arroyo.

My leg's out there so hard.

Never mind. Thanks for the ride.

Here, you can open your seatbelts.

We can't thank you enough. Thank you for all your help.

Well, these bruises will heal.

But it's the spirit that needs Herbidel Lobo extract.

I'll make sure he gets some.

We've got a medical doctor on the way, thanks.

We're covering all of our bases.

I'm just saying.

Thank you.

His bruises are going to heal just fine, but...

Has he been under any kind of pressure or stress lately?

Well, he's still asleep, but I can't say it's peaceful.

He just seems so restless.

What's he doing riding his bicycle in the middle of a storm? And why is my son

out there in the middle of nowhere riding around?

What was he thinking?

He was training for a competition.

What?

Since when does he compete?

Is this something I don't know about?

Thomas? He was going to race against this kid, whose gang keeps on tearing up

Navajo places, and Josh challenged them so they'd finally leave us alone.

He's a really strong rider.

All right, step outside and get some air, please.

I'll tell you if something changes.

All

of

us here at KPQT are wishing Josh Townsend a speedy recovery.

We're sending over white light and a couple of pizzas.

He'll get better, dude.

Looking...

for

You're looking for something, but you don't know what.

No, no I'm not.

Yes, you are.

I'm just a little lost.

No, you're not.

Yes, I am.

I'm trying to get something for my son.

Get him a bike.

Excuse me? A bicycle.

That's a brilliant idea.

But how did you know that?

I'm sorry. I'm a scientist. I measure, calculate.

Things are pretty much absolute for me.

And I... I don't understand you people.

There's one in the back.

One what?

One bicycle. I can let you have it real cheap.

How are you feeling? You have been asleep for two days.

Okay, let me check your wounds.

Oh, these are healing nicely.

I knew that illness would work.

Good morning.

Awesome bite, Dad.

Well, apparently you need one for a race.

I don't know.

I do.

Okay, now, remember, distance is a product of velocity and trajectory, but

up to a certain angle. After that, you're just going to get the height, but

the distance.

So don't go too high.

That's my boy.

Got it.

Are you sure you're feeling all right?

Go for it.

You sure?

Yeah, stop asking me that.

Now, remember, after the second hairpin turn... I know. Stop telling me that. It

drops out.

I was going to say that's when you start praying.

You guys climb the fly road to the summit, then pick up minefield back down

Devil's Revenge.

First one back here wins.

You guys ready?

Yeah. Yeah.

Shake hands.

Hey,

play nice and I'll let you ride on my land.

Don't worry, we'll find you some nice trails in Nevada.

Baby, I'm starving.

Who's going to call it?

Him.

Moon, can you get us started here?

You can do it, Josh.

Racers, mount your bikes.

Already did.

Can you just raise and lower your arm, please?

Got it.

Ready?

Set.

is on. Kyle and Josh are on a stairway to heaven.

That's the turquoise ascent, folks. 2 ,000 vertical feet of leg -burning, lung

-busting heartbreak.

Watch up there.

the preserve.

He's on his way back down.

See him?

on the minefield dirt staircase coming down to terra firma before dare i say it

devil's revenge mountain vikings mother load

We have to stop them before they reach the ridge. How?

Josh, what exactly did you see?

The whole herd.

Going towards Turquoise Trail.

Let's go.

The buffalo are stampeding.

They're going to destroy the town.

Dude, that was awesome. I mean, did you see me? I totally kicked his butt right

out of the chute. No, you didn't.

Whatever. I rule now.

Didn't you hear? The Herbs got out.

Not my job.

Those guys need help.

You don't live there, remember?

Dude, I'm gonna finish the race.

We need to lead them to the western end.

Over there.

Don't get too close.

They want to go where we want them to go.

They just need to know where that is.

Watch out, okay?

Yeah, you too.

Watch out!

We mean Turquoise Trail, and we really mean that.

You know, things and people come into our lives, and we don't always know why

until we live through a day like today.

Yeah!

Now that the buffalo are back where they belong and our kids are safe and

soaking their knees, we want to thank everyone.

You were awesome, guys.

Stay tight.

Hey, very good, Josh.

This is prickly pear salad. That's prickly pear salsa.

And this is prickly pear surprise.

Is that rice wild enough for you?

Totally neat.

Come in, everyone.

Navajo can reside in the city, but we can never really live there.

The memories of our animal brothers and sisters are within us. They wake and

stir when we come to our holy place, our deneta.

This belonged to your father.

He'd be very proud of you.

The arrowhead represents courage, strength, and survival.

You wear this, you honor our ancestors.

Their great strength allowed the deneta to survive.

Through your veins runs the blood of a proud people sometimes these truths come

to us from strangers who become friends

Tonight we thank

and honor Josh Townsend For uniting so many to sustain the Buffalo

You have earned the name rides with the wind The two of you have lived the

ideals of friendship and loyalty

that bind nations together.

When every member fulfills his responsibility, as you two have,

we are all blessed.

Go,

Thomas Blackwell.

Yes, Josh rides with wind.

It's a nice place you got here.

Better take care of it.

We will, right?