Here are the rest of the pics we took the other night.
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"Soldier Hill," Kris' group. Notice they're pinching their vocal cords in order to get the high notes. |
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This gentleman is 87 years old. He is carrying the eagle staff and led the procession of flags for the grand entry. He then gave the invocation, "The Seven Directions." |
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Procession of the flags. |
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Two boys watching the drum-they gather around the group and listen, sometimes a big crowd. |
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L to R-Kris, Stan, me, and Amanda. Yep, she was ready to pop! |
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Amanda made these for me while she sat watching the dancers. Gorgeous! |
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This drum came all the way from Texas. |
Amanda said this particular pow wow was a little different than the ones they have on the reservations. Montana State University has a spring pow wow every April and it was different than this one, too. Amanda called the group here "Urban Indians."
Whatever, it was a blast, and we felt so honored to sit with them and to be gifted with the earrings. On Facebook later Kris said we are his forever adopted family and our son Steve is his brother forever. It means a lot coming from an Indian. Can't wait to see little Crazy Bear!
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