| Traditional Activities Album The families of ELNU pass Abenaki traditions down to our children in a variety of ways. Some of these ways are singing Wabanaki Songs and Chants; dancing at Powwows; having Socials, practicing Traditional Spirituality; passing on Oral Tradition; Story Telling; taking the kids out on treks and wilderness excursions; and paying homage to those who have gone before us. |
| Cousins - Hawk, Roger, Tory & Vera Longtoe at Swanton Powwow with Friend Mohawk Ed |
| Mike Plant Kayaking during a 9 day Trek, on Little Tupper Lake in the Adirondacks |
| Vera teaching the young ones (Broady, Breanna & Lina), about Cedar Smudge Sticks at our Summer 2006 Social |
| Aimee, Ron M'Sadoques , Mike Plant (taking the picture) and Roger Longtoe trekking |
| Calico Powwow, 1996 or 1997- Linda, Lina, Vera & Robert Longtoe with friend |
| Inter-tribal cultural day - Roger Longtoe talking with another Abenaki who was doing a dug out canoe demo |
| Ceremony at "The Faces", Bellow's Falls - This is an ariel view taken from the top of the cliff pointing down towards the people of Elnu. Our people are standing towards the middle where the rocks meet the trees |
| Swanton Powwow - Lina Longtoe and her cousin Melody Walker |
| Broady Longtoe Practices (no arrow) pulling back on bow string while his cousin Hawk Longtoe (in background) collects arrows at our Fall 2006 Social |
| This is a close up of "The Faces" on the rocks at Bellow's Falls |
| Vera Longtoe and her cousin Melody Walker at the Swanton Powwow |
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