Oklahoma was originally Indian Territory and we still have more Native Americans than any other state in the union. There are several all-tribe powwows held in Tulsa and other cities around the state with dancing and various traditional activities. This young man is wearing a porcupine roach and is carrying a fan of Eagle feathers.
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Mosman, Bradleys Head, war memorial
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The Bradleys Head Naval Memorial is located at the end of Bradleys Head in
the north shore suburb of Mosman. The HMAS Sydney I memorial mast was
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10 comments:
Hi Bill,
I can practically hear the beat of the drums. Great action picture! Thanks for sharing.
Anne-Marie
Great photo! I really enjoy going to the pow wows around here in Oregon. Have a great Tuesday and thanks for sharing.
This is excellent. And I love the photo below this also...the Day on the lake. Great blog.
My Ruby Tuesday is RED ROSES for a Blue Gent!! I do hope you can drop in for a visit; if you have the time.
Great photograph. Back when son was about three or four he got very interested in pow wows so he and I saw a bunch. He learned the different dances and regalia that went with each. He lost interest but I miss going. I really liked the relaxed atmosphere.
Great blast of Ruby Red in the wardrobe. I haven't been to a powwow in ages. There used to be one in Henryetta years and years ago.
What beautiful clothing!
Very colorful costume and for sure everybody is enjoying the event. Happy Tuesday!
Ruby Red Tuesday
I grew up in New Mexico, so this shot is very special to me. Brings back so many memories. Thank you!
Festive tradition!
Nice capture! I must say First Nations have a fascinating culture.
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