Native celebrations always include dancing. They wear very ornate costumes including this head dress. Also they normally cover their hands.
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- Jo Ann & Francis
- We were both born in south Louisiana. Spent 32 years in Bartlett, TN now residents of Alaska
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- FUR RONDY
- Native Drum
- Dance Head Dress
- Grease Dish
- Bone and tusk carvings
- Antique Berry Picker
- Native Dress
- Small Grass Baskets
- Baskets
- Bead work
- Chickadee
- Bad walking
- FUR RONDY . . . . The Winner
- Decision re: Chicken and Egg
- FUR RONDY, Anchorage, AK 2008
- Idle snow machines
- Fourth Breakup this Winter
- Birdfeeder
- Pine Grosbeak (male)
- Beautiful Snow Covering
- Woodpecker
- New Snow (11+ inches)
- Alaska's Entry in the US Snow Carving Competition
- Snow Elephant
- Winter Camping
- Hind quarter of a Moose
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