The tourist market is there, Lucie will be offering a celebration circle for brides and/or grooms, so that like a blessing way for a birth, the family and loved ones can share their wishes for the couple in a more intimate setting.
...I have my guided hikes that i like to take and would love to take a few folks out to some sacred areas to meditate or drum...
as far as heritage *clears throat for dramatic pause*
I am actually the Seventh Generation Cherokee from a family that was part of theGeorgia tribes before the trail of tears. The lineage is spotty before 1675, obviously... but I could probably apply and recieve citizenship if I wanted to. it has always meant something to me since I learned about the seventh generation quote ("every action or decision, affects seven generations after you..."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_generation_sustainability
And while Lucie may not have the blood of the tribes, her mentor/shamansister is married to a local tribal medicine man. you have heard me pass on his wisdom from time to time, I call him "Uncle" ...he has land in the valley that belonged to hihs great grandfather and was told to come back and rebuild temple and such on it...so ya, that's some sacred holy land, man!
we have got that part covered for sure...I may need your help in editing, if you'd be up for it. 
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