Wednesday, October 13, 2010

POWWOW VI

This gentleman was dancing with a sword. I don't know why. Maybe it was taken from a "Blue Coat" by one of his ancestors. He seemed to be the only person sporting one and he was very proud of it.

18 comments:

  1. The scabbard is painted with Seminole yellow/red/black/white stripes -- doesn't seem like it's been liberated from some cavalry trooper.

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  2. My eyes are drawn to the kid's moccasins in the background.

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  3. Great series, the dance looks very elaborate as the symbols in the costumes!

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  4. Looks like it was an entertaining day.

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  5. Ooh a dangerous fellow! Love it :D

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  6. Thank you for documenting this for us.

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  7. uh.... He's going to use it to cut the State legislature's budget, maybe...

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  8. Interesting---now you MUST find out the whys about the sword.

    I like Pow-wow 1 and 4. Although they all are beautiful. MB

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  9. I really have been missing out not blogging. Fantastic action shot. Good to be back.

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  10. They all have reason to be proud. What a great show!

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  11. He is reminding me of a pirate with that sword!

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  12. I'm glad it's sheathed. Otherwise I would feel very worried that he might fall!

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  13. Just thought: What if one of the guys in these posts you are.

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  14. He's covered in so much regalia it's hard to know where the sword begins and where the clothing ends...or something like that.

    Re your comment on Ocala: Oh, shoot, I can't remember what you said!

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  15. You have a week's collection of some AMAZING Indian beaded costumes!

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  16. Very artistic costume though. He seems in a trance.

    Many thanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and leaving your comment. Come visit again tomorrow!

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