Cherokee Warrior Dance (Northern Traditional Dance)
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- Cherokee dancer performing the Northern Traditional Dance, a warrior's dance, at the Ocmulgee Mounds Native American Festival (~2004???). The drummer/singer/announcer explains the meaning of the dancer's regalia. Fascinating! (Best viewed on a smartphone due to small video size.)
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Cherokee Nation! Your blood runs through my veins! I pray that my 7 tours of duty did my ancestors proud!
Just as they make us proud today. I have always been proud of my Cherokee Ancestors and their blood that runs in my veins.
Thank you.
You served the white man to oppress native people in Foriegn Countries I can imagine what they think of you.
16 percent here and Thank You for you Honor
@@yfelwulf go be marxist somewhere else
What a privilege to see this. There were actually some Cherokee who escaped the long march to the plains, and were able to preserve at least part of their culture in the Southeast. This is precious and priceless to this country, whether most of us realize it or not. Thank you so much.
My family were half breeds who refused to go on the trail of tears.
They were forced to live in caves and shit while being hunted but they never left Tennessee.
And no we don't have any traditions or further info, we started breeding white again after that.
@@jimbob465 Amen full 100 % Cherokee. thanks 😊 my name is Christina.
Eastern band hid for years to avoid being removed, so we lost much of our culture. We lived in a very small community, and my grandfather taught me how to manage the mountain woods, and how to handle wild animals. Yes, even snakes. My dad would shoot squirrels for us to eat. It was beautiful there, but now much of the lang belongs to rich people who build big houses. Someday all will be right.
I believe that was the case for my great-grandfather. He left North Carolina and went to Virginia, where he met and married my mulatto great-grandmother. As I started to look further into my family tree, I was told he was full blooded Cherokee "Indian" (Native American), but on the Census he is listed as mulatto. But when I think of the persecution the Cherokee nation faced during forced relocation under "The Trail of Tears" I can clearly understand why he would list his race as mulatto and not "Indian".
But it is hard for me now to find out about his family and that side of my culture. But it brings joy to my heart to see videos like this and to hear all the beautiful information and history behind each part this traditional costume. It dispels all of the wrong ideas about Native American tribes being violent, primitive and without human compassion towards other tribes.
@@CarlyzClozet please refer to the dancing gear as regalia and not costumes. Costumes are worn at Halloween or parties, our regalia is no such thing. Thank you.
"This young man right here he's been dancing about little over 35 years and he's only 22" 😂🤣
Get down
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The presenter/MC has been watching waaaay too many Benny Hill repeats. Thanks, for that!
I love the education before he starts.
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Yes! And he educates with such heart!!
Miss. Tilda,
Several of the people in attendance would have been educated too….had they been respectful enough to stop talking.
I appreciated the explanation of how he was dressed, and the why, and meaning behind everything. Thanks for the education. It would be wonderful for more non-Native Americans to learn the practical histories of the different Nations.
The Cherokee have a great sense of humor. My parents within kids, my brother was a baby, went to a program held by the Indians. We are 1/2 Cherokee. We saw the dances, beautiful costumes, the chiefs family had a baby also. They met my parents speaking of both babies.
My dad asked the name of their baby? The chief said they called him "Little chief rain in the pants."
My dad thought that was hilarious. They were cordial and nice people.
I enjoyed the info as well.... t
George Catlin in 1832 records that the fur on the mocassin was to reduce sound, the same for the leather thongs, and fur on a bow string. I think this pre-dated horses.
I want to learn more my great grand’s people were believed to have escaped the trail of tears and headed south of I44 in southwestern missouri
I didn't know the information about the bone collar - makes perfect sense when you think about it. I assumed it was for a ceremonial/decorative purpose. Really interesting information.
Love all native people we are all family. We walked together in tears and still cry today to see this land in flames.
amen sister, but it WILL change back eventually, when all the you know-so-and-so among us who don't know how to live in harmony, are gone
@@kidsister316 maybe but for now the change will be for the worse. The global elites are in power everwhere. They will be gone only if they are removed by any means nesecary
@@charlescarabott7692 not true the evil ELITISTS have lost. The only way they can survive now is if people continue to live with the elitists fear mongering & to keep people in the lower negative energies. If everyone would just live in peace, harmony, love, & the light, we'd all be just fine... So stop listening to all of their lies they spew out their nasty mouths & we'll be ok!... We must also love our land, wild life, sea life, & our waters, & the air we breathe... Aho
@@alicegorsen1968 really??? Can you please tell me when, where and how the evil elitists have lost. What is it maybe the banks and corporations are giving away their blood money to the poor. CNN, BBC, Washington Post are not the elitists parrots anymore ? Worldbank is pardoning the billions of debt that poor countries owe? (and can never pay back so they are strangled by over inflated interest rates). Tell me how did all this happen and i never heard any of it?
@@alicegorsen1968 btw im not living in negative energy and take life as it comes but not living in negative energy is no excuse to be stupid and not see reality
Native Americans had so much respect and thankfulness of what they were given by Spirit. And you can tell by the vibration of their voices, even to this day, what kind of people they were and are. I'm always in awe.
I've seen this dance many times by many men.. this was by far the best one performed in absolute precision with the heartbeat of our living Earth . The dancer was power and grace combined.
and easy on the eyes
@@sharondunbar254 yes we Cherokee great 👍 👏 handsome Men. My name is Christina Magnolia 100% Cherokee.
Oh yes Great One Who Has Seen This Dance Many Times! We should all take your opinion that this was the best performance 🙄💀
What dance is it? I just posted a slightly hostile comment- but only because of the man "speaking"...before he started dancing I felt like I was watching am exhibit and it pissed me off. Where was the real meaning, explanation, story?
Sorry, been a year so not sure if you will respond...just happened to come across this video...enlighten me pleeeeaaase
It’s sad to see this man dance alone with the normal human eye. But if you look close enough you can see that he’s dancing with hundreds of his ancestors
Yes
Yes he is, as well as ALL who died on the Long Walk that the whites call The Trail of Tears.
one of the few survivors of a 500 year-long genocide
That was sad and uplifting at the same time
Muy bonito eso que has dicho.
Bullet is a great guy and dancer, we in the Warrior Society want to say Wado for all you do to keep our people's tradition alive.
We should strive to keep native languages alive. We have lost too many already. To anyone who speaks Cherokee (or Iroquois or Lakota or Navajo) keep speaking and start teaching. Record your Elder's voices. You keep their memories and stories alive AND you keep the language living on.
Thank you for keeping this alive like u said!!! I feel it when i hear that drum
Beautiful dance as is the honorable warrior himself.
i'm proud to be cherokee
I am also proud of my Cherokee heritage.
I’m also proud to be Cherokee
Love to see the true look of an Indian cherokee style
My grandma is half cherokee I guess that makes me mix with black white and Cherokee
I'm proud to be a member of the NORTHERN ARAPAHO TRIBE FROM THE WIND RIVER RESERVATION, RIVERTON WYOMING......we are the MOTHER OF ALL TRIBES. Thanks 👍 to all the non-natives who appreciate our ways of culture.💯👍🤗
I am supposed to have some Cherokee,on my mother's side..I get chill bumps,everytime I hear the Indians sing & dance,I know there is some connection,because I feel it,very strongly,in my spirit.
Nice to see a real Cherokee!!! He's amazing!!!
Yes and not blonde with blue eyes or. The phenotype so white you cannot even see the native
How do you know he's a real Cherokee?
@@midnitewaterchief cus I know him check yourself
We are ALL real Cherokee's as our ascestor's have taught us. The blood runs deep.
Very handsome
I am proud of my Cherokee brothers. I am proud of all Native Americans. We are brothers. Kazakhs and all Turkic peoples with you✊
Thanks for your love and support for my people. Blessings to Kazahs and all Turkic people.
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 we are sharing rare genetic line in our dna that other races dont have so we are brothers and sisters.i love and proud with all native indians.u will get what belongs to u back when whites complete destroying themselves and all native tribes unite as one against them again.love, respect and blessings to u all
I found out 3 yrs ago that i am 78 % Cherokee.. on my fathers side.. so i try to learn more... my fathet passed when i was small, and cant.fine any of his people... my people.. but i am so proud to be native American
I love to see our Native American relatives still keeping our heritage alive.
Very brave indeed to let your enemy live! So as to tell the story of his opponent letting him live, love it ♥️♥️♥️
I'm glad this man is explaining things. Helped me to understand further as a non native watching 👍
And how he explained it is absolutely correct. Well except for his age. That was just a fun remark. I'm a native Cherokee myself and have studied the traditions of the Cherokee People. My mother who was a medicine lady who grew herbs as one would grow a vegetable garden. God Rest her soul as she worked very hard supplying medicine for many.
@@johnjones9017 its amazing how much these people could live off what the earth gives them.
@@driley5004 l myself was shown how to raise gardens. And sad to say meat such as chickens, beef and so on. But now-a-days there's Mc. Ds, B-King and the list goes on with processed food, fast food hair and stuff that's really not good for us but yet no one is shown how to raise Iran Foods . My mother used to raise herbal Gardens for medicines very seldom did we get sick and look now hospitals is full of people sick. People dying from man-made diseases sad so sad may God be with us all.
Sorry for miss spelled words it's late and I am just turning in from a 16 hour day.
@@johnjones9017 no prob, long day! Tx for taking the time to explain any questions i have had 👌
Brother warrior my Viking ancestors would approve
I am Cherokee on my mom's side and Scottish on my father's side. I am proud of that.
The Souls of my Cherokee people dance in life and in death.
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Amen
We love Chief Big Bundle 😂
Seriously though, this brings such joy to watch him dance 💜 may your ancestors guide & protect you always.
I cant Express enough or in words how sad it makes me feel that America is now a torn people. And every one forgets it was never ours but the native Americans, the Cherokee the passamaquate....and so forth. They are the true tribes of this America. Give credit where its due.....We owe them. No matter our heritage our color....we owe the original owners of this land.
Nobody owns the land. There were great wars over hunting grounds long before any others came.
I agreed fully with what Jessica Velez has said.
Just remember when you fall you get back up again and come back stronger than ever before
There is no more room for sissy's
We will raise our vibrations to welcome the age of Aquarius to join our ascended masters ,our gifts Creator has given us all will be revealed
Love Life💖💞💓💜🎶🎵
@@apani4015 so what that is irrelevant to the comment you replied to. substitute "owners" for "caretakers. Then the original statement is accurate and true. The land Belongs to people like Bill Gates. We owe the land back to the original caretakers. Then we need to behave like proper house guests. No more trashing the place.
I believe that God is bringing us all together as one people one Nation no matter where our ancestors originated from one Nation under God with Liberty and justice for all is coming God Bless All Amen
How wonderful!!! Cherokee nation!!! We love your culture!!!The real América owners!!! Such a beautiful dance. ❤️🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks so much
There is something so majestic about Native American dancing. I hope one day everything that was taken is returned to you.
I have had the honours of seeing this.
Native Pride from Alaska to Argentina.
Somos unidos.
One people, One Love.
Native PRIDE from Idaho Piute to all!!🌄
Yes we are proud Apache Aztec here 100% native American from mexico and USA apache chiricahua Ixehe
Native pride here from Oklahoma. Choctaw Nation, Halito 👋🏽💗
How lovely things never leave the DNA .. reminds me of a summer cookout in ny .. In Cali .. in the Carolinas ..we still dance they way we always have and always will .. no matter whom tries to erase or change history 🧬 never lies
We do here in California, it touches the Spirit that never leaves us!! White eyes cannot take this away, OUR SPIRITUALITY!!!! This must be taught from birth.... It's a shame the Cherokee people have forgotten our beautiful heritage....
Beautiful man💪❤💪😍
Mmmhmmm
So cool to hear the full explanation of his outfit. Loved it!
love the guy introducing him. hes hilarious
Every time I see this my heart gets full..Very touching and makes me proud
I have watched this several times and i still get chills. I can feel all the ancestors dancing with him. I feel and see them in my mind and heart.
My Grandmother was 100% Cherokee. When I was 6 or 7 I went to the reservation and I met the chief and his wife and she put a necklace around my neck that the chief gave her to give to me. I didn't realize until many years later what that meant. That was back in 1973. My family history is messed up. But even though I am a quarter Cherokee, I was still welcomed. I find myself looking and watching everything Cherokee now. And shivers go down my spine watching.
I truly respect my native American brethren they have truly stood the test of time. Thanks for the narration.
What is amazing is that an ancient culture survived so long into recent history. These rituals and customs might have been the same for thousands of years.
I love to see all the native traditions I can't be any prouder as a human being when I see traditional dance and here traditional song thank you
Still trying to find what tribe I'm from so I can return to my people. So hard these days to the new generations who dont really have artifacts or anything that's says anything for them to go off of. Much positivity from Illinois 🙏🏾
What a magnificent showing of history that should still exist today in true form. The customs, the traditions and just the way of life that OUR NATIVE AMERICANS lived life then and now, is truly inspiring. There is so much WE can learn from these people. 👍
Wow! Impressive! My native American Brothers are most handsome too!
Bruh, you can easily tell your a little white girl tryna fit in, don't be a sheep
@@Nightrider-oo1cb Bruh. you can easily tell you're a black guy trying to steal someone's culture
What a beautiful dance. I enjoyed hearing of the history of the dancers costume as well. He is a great dancer. Thank you for sharing this video out. Blessed be. ✨✨✨
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My father's grandma walked the trail of years. They managed to escape into Mo.
Maybe great grandparents
My grandfather's grandmother in W. Va was Cherokee. I have wondered if she escaped the trail of tears.
I believe it is called the Trail of Tears.
@@rickzap7957 , my ancestors ended up in OK, as a result of the trail of tears.
Yes, they had land stolen from them.
The "government", had promised them 20 acres of land, instead they only received 2 acres.
My maternal grandfather was a code talker ww 11
Beautiful teacher and speaker along with the dancer 👏👏👏 so blessed to have crossed past this video
Thank you so much!
Love the sense of humour😊. I brilliant that he explained what everything really meant. I know a lot about the culture but am learning more all the time. I love this dance. He is beautiful too as they all are. Cymru ( Wales) UK✌🏽🤝❤️
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Such a beautiful dance .
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My Grandmother was full blooded Cherokee she was born in 1876 just 2months before Gen Custer met his demise at the little big Horn she passed in 1965 when I was young .She is still in the mts. Of West Virginia.(A very inspirational dance thank you).
Cherokee Indians Are Awesome!! Lived and grew up in Knoxville Tennessee. Cherokee is less than an hour from Knoxville. Went to Cherokee almost every weekend. Have so so many photos of The Cherokees. Their blood runs deep in Cherokee. Its absolutely beautiful in Cherokee especially in the winter time. Lots of snow. The roads that take you through Cherokee show how these Cherokees live today. Totally mesmorizing❤
I love the Natives they have such a good sence of humor. They are a blessing to know one and they dance with the heart beat of mother earth.🦅❤
I think it's terribly sad how their land was stolen from them. 💜
I totally agree with you!
Me too
@W M Or maybe nobody should have taken it. And they could've just been native to whatever they would've named THEIR country.
@W M or Russia.
They do not understand that lands have been invaded and conquered throughout history across the globe.
Everyone that lived had to adapt.
I think sometimes people want to romantize true realities also.
I am Cherokee this I am proud my father taught me well truth is truth
Absolutely Beautiful Bless Dancing. A Very Handsome Bless Warrior. So adorable, talented, gifted, skilled, creative, remarkable, I enjoyed him, and everything. Thanks for sharing the wisdom, heritage and all. Blessings to all. Love you all.
Thank you for describing the outfit. Good story
It's regalia, not an outfit.
Oh sorry. I couldn't remember the proper word. Thank you
What a wonderful video! Thanks for this my grandfather was 1/16 Tennessee Cherokee so I have about a drop of that blood and I'm very proud of it!!
I love the Cherokee. Their humor , dance, and traditions are wonderful
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This mans laugh before the dance started touched my soul! His humor with the lessons is amazing. Thank you for that! Many blessings!
Glad you enjoyed it!
All my respects and all my blessing
Powerful. I cried, beautiful
You are beautiful
This is a very interessting Video of the Kultur from the Indian Nation. It's very great to see what the Warrier take on. The shield and all .. . The young man is a famos dancer 👍👍👍. I am German and i thank you for shearing this Video. 🐎. Love Greetings from Germany 💌. Heidi 🦅🐺👌
4:19...wow speechless. Good lesson
It's amazing to learn things you never knew!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS, I WOULD BE SO HONORED TO SEE THIS IN PERSON, PROBABLY CRYING THE WHOLE TIME FOR I SO MUCH ADMIRE & RESPECT NATIVE INDIANS!👏🏼👍🏼💙💙💙
So impressive. Would love to see this in person.
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I too, a mix breed, but I hale my Cherokee Nation and I am proud of it! I am in my twilight years, but long ago, my father who was Cherokee mix told me I should never tell people that I am part Native American. Why, because back in his days (he was a WWII Navy Man, who also served on the Shores of Normandy!) My beloved Father Clifford C. Clodfelter told me if I told anyone of my Native American Heritage, I would be looked down upon as a black person is/was...My Grandmother Bessie was 1/2 Cherokee, and she married a German! Go figure?! She always wore her hair in long braids wrapped around her head, she was a beautiful soul. She made her own jams and Vegetables from her large garden, and yes, the garden was big enough to grow corn. She taught me how to find fresh black berries/red raspberries in the woods...and make the best jam out of those tasty berries. I could digress , but I don't want to bore you folks! Granny Bessie was also half Irish/Cherokee! Go figure! So we are all immigrants of a sort, just like our ancestors! God Bless you and God Bless America! My Cherokee Heritage will always remain, strong & present in my life.
Fantastic!! Thank you for sharing some of this noble culture with us. The dancer looked wonderful. 🤩 With love from Australia and New Zealand.
Brings back long ago memories. Thank you. Powerful voice.
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This man told me 23 years ago "be proud of who you are. " So I started to research my dad's side of the family..as it turns out I am just slightly under one half Cherokee..and I love and respect every drop .it was good to see him again...💙N.C.
If I ever have my DNA tested , I would be greatly honored to find out I have Native American blood running through my veins. I love these beautiful people..
Cherokees don’t have mongol/Siberian Dna. They didn’t look like Navajos or Mexicans. Mixed breeds images vary.
Love hearing the history, been to many Pow Wows...and by the way, that Warrior is so handsome he is what I'd call "thank you God" FINE !!!
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U were outstanding I love your dancing🌈🌻🍀☀️
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This is beautiful!!! ❤️
I am from Germany and was visiting the first nation in Florida. An old native lady, never speaking, spoke to me when I was leaving. A very special moment.
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Thanks for your love for my people. Blessings to Germany and the German people.
Seeing this, it must have been impressive seeing these men for the first time. Beautiful all around.
It was!
Thank you for explaining the regalia and educating me about the customs and meanings of native dance. Watching from Australia.
The dances really speaks to your soul.thank you for sharing
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My husband was half Cherokee. He passed away years ago. I still mourn him.
Love this!!! Thankyou. I love Native Indians. You're all beautiful people.💚🙂
Thank you for taking the time to explain his regalia, its nice to know why they wear it and what it means.
I love your dancees very much, education wise is perfect for them to learn your culture. Your video is awesome.
I'm so glad I'm Cherokee & Choctaw! Love the humor! Hell, we can insult some fool without them ever knowing☺
I am a cherokee and i am very honored and very very proud to share this with everyone thank you
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So beautiful. I love this man.
His eyes look defeated ... Like a waging war inside where no one can see
Maybe someday those songs will be used as they were intended to be used
Oh please. I know Bullet, he is anything but defeated. He is a proud man that works to educate people and save the customs of the cherokee.
we are never defeated.. smdh
Lol... you have no clue.....
Beautiful Cherokee Warrior Dance. 👍❤😊
Yes, thank you
Watching him dance, listening to the drum and the singer makes me tingle all over. That drum and voice travels to a place in my soul where nothing else can gain entry.
Silly announcer! Lol I love your beautiful stories!
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Native American & Proud of it. Cherokee blood runs thru My veins
Yeah, Bullet Standingdeer. I knew him fairly well in the early and mid 90s when that circuit was rolling strong. I worked the festivals every year helping set up. That was back during the days when Mike Ziegler (zuyê ïlo) flaming warrior was stealing the shows. He was a very spiritual dancer and a very nice person.
That Was Fun and Amazing to See
Everyone Having Such a Great Time.😊❤
Thank you so very much for this good natured and informative video of some Indian dance!!! Love the explanation of the outfit, etc.
Sounds like Cree song, I love it! You guys have a great sense of humor!
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My Great Great Uncle was John Ross. I live in Northeastern Oklahoma. The Great Spirit is with many of us here. Traditions still run deep in the hills. Thank You for sharing. The sense of humor is Awesome.
In the 70s I went to North Carolina to see the dance.It was hard for me to leave.But the Growth people made Me.Thank you for Sharing.
Yes that’s Bullet Standingdeer, I’ve known him since early 90s. Haven’t seen in a few years.
This is a great video. Loved hearing about his regalia. Also loved the song! Just all around good stuff. Thanks.
From an Indian, thank you for calling it correctly, regalia, and not a "costume". We are not "acting" or "trick or treating"!!! Its our traditional clothing, that dancers wear with pride. Its a way of life, not something worn just for fun. So thank you for recognizing.
To the ignorant or unknowing, now you know. It's disrespectful to call it' a costume. Most are to polite to correct, so now you know.
@@jasonchenoweth5448 I am trying to learn your true histories too. I always knew as a kid I was not getting a very good history lesson on much of anything. Also the format of white history is just disjointed with no real essence to it. The dances and songs got me thru COVID. I am grateful for all of you. The Hoop dancing just makes me happy. The Dine kept my spirits up. I will do what I can to help. Your lead. you can bet I will speak up. I also learned to say that I live on Cherokee land. I learned the depth of that. I live on Cherokee land. What is so cool about white people teaching lies and then rib joking that the victor writes the history. They know this and don't change. It is disgusting. How about we learn the histories of everyone from their own perspective. I am learning black history too. I think I want a total body tattoo so I don't identify with a culture I never fit into anyway. I am thinking of expatriating and hoping to get adopted into a community of nice people. I don't know what it is like to be Indigenous or black, but I do know what it is like to have no privileges, no family and no community. And a government that just slaps you down at every turn. Thinking about Columbia. Beautiful people and they just wrap their arms around you and pull you into their family. Stay safe and well.
Meet Duane Whitehorse in Cherokee this past July and it was a awesome experience
I love you all native indian men so handsome good-looking and brave and smart I love to see native indian men in real life love from England
they arent Indian?
Totally AWESOME!
THANK YOU
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Staying safe, and babysitting in Quantico Virginia!
Thanks for asking 😊
@@lindabrumsted4871 Oh that’s good to know.. my pleasure meeting you here... I’m from San Jose California.. But presently working on a drilling contract here in Gulf of Mexico United state working 400 nautical miles in the ocean.. I’m an independent contractor.. I have a colleague who lives in Virginia with his family...
@@lindabrumsted4871 How long have you been living there???
@@tomfriend4348 I'm here for awhile my daughter is recovering from surgery and I'm watching the kids.
Then it's back to NY and work after being off for a covid year and a half
This is great. It’s always interesting to learn about other civilizations,no matter who the are. Wish I could learn more.
I love watching these Dances and When I was a yung boy we uded too go watch the Paw Waws qute often up at Biigbaer at the Indian Reservation they had not far from there God I used to love going there but we moved up north to Central Cal and now it seems we have the internet I've been blessed to Litchfield watch him again growing up I was taught when you leave a campsite you leave it as if you were never there doesn't matter if you see something you pick it up and you throw it in the garbage and that's how I got my children to respect our land of America United States of America the Beautiful plates when I look around and see people are littering I feel like a big Indian standing there with tears in my eyes and that is a true story God Bless The Warriors A'HO
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