Here is the next generation of The Odawa Tribe. Seems like a fitting way to end this series. There are more photos of this PowWow which will be displayed from time to time. From what I saw, The Odawa will survive and flourish into the future.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
POWWOW VII
Here is the next generation of The Odawa Tribe. Seems like a fitting way to end this series. There are more photos of this PowWow which will be displayed from time to time. From what I saw, The Odawa will survive and flourish into the future.
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Hi! What a wonderful series of photos... thank you for sharing these...
ReplyDeleteThey bring back memories of PowWow's I used to go to here in the northeast...and one I went to in Anadarko Oklahoma. One of the elders there told me that he feared they were losing their language. I pray this is not true. How beautiful are our differences and our uniqueness.
*enjoy the weekend*
~Maria
Tradition being passed down generations...it's a beautiful thing to see :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a face..she looks both noble and firmly grounded
ReplyDeleteThat's one proud little girl. It's good to see that kids are there too.
ReplyDeleteExcellent series. Thank you!!
ReplyDeletePerfect way to close out the series with the youngins'. They look great. MB
Nice to see the kids involved.
ReplyDeleteI know they have an iPod hidden somehere...
ReplyDeleteSon't you want to know what that little girl is thinking? So serious.
ReplyDeleteWow VII!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see these Native Americans maintaining their heritage!
I think you've ended with the best. Excellent series.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad they are passing their culture on and that the next generation is interested in carrying their on with the traditions.
ReplyDeleteI like the connectedness between old and young...it's important, I believe, to maintain some traditions from our ancestors, so long as they are benign.
ReplyDeleteVP is right on. I'll bet there were a lot of still cameras and video cameras going at this Pow Wow!
«Louis» echoes those who have written that this has been an excellent series. For once, he won't write anything sarcastic.
ReplyDelete(M. Scélérat, éditeur à «Louis»: Indeed, that IS a first, particularly at this blog!
«Louis» à M. Scélérat, éditeur: Aw, shaddup!)
The kids are adorable and it's so nice to see they are engaged in their culture!
ReplyDeleteLéia
The kids are so cute! I love seeing them in costume! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I have really enjoyed this series.
ReplyDeleteI can feel the energy from that boy. The girl doesn't seem keen on her photo being taken.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the weekend?
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I just adore the photo of the young girl. What a wonderful character study.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the children dance at Pow Wows. Some do it with such pride.
ReplyDeleteI loved every post in the series. Wonderful to end with the new generation.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing these interesting and colorful photos.
ReplyDeletei hope they will do well in the years to come.
Thanks for all the pow wow photos...a great series. It was fitting to post these two photos who confirms that the future will continue their rich tradition.
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