This is Brooke Grant's Traditional song at the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow, a song sung for girls at their coming-of-age ceremony.
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1 comment:
This is pretty good.
After quite a bit of redwood forest exploring, I've taken a smsll interest in the local native tribes history. I'm just beginning to read about this stuff. When I have extra time on my hands at Prairie Creek visitor center, those are some of the books I'm browsing through.
Cheers,
M. D. Vaden of Oregon
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