Elnu Abenaki Tribe

Aimee and Katie M'Sadoques
hanging out with Tory Longtoe

Elnu members drumming
at Winter Council 2005

Rose Hartwell and Anthony Longtoe
at the Fall Social 2006

Craft Night - Roger Longtoe,
Mike Plant and a friend

Erika Hartwell holding Raven Swift at
the Fall Social 2006

Some of our young people resting in
a leanto at the Canoe-vous
Cornish, NH

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.

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3 generations of the Taylor family -
Jim, Ashley and Jill with their Aunt

Dave Hartwell enjoying the
Wabanaki singing bonfire at the
Fall 2006 Social

ELNU Abenaki

Playing Snow Snakes during the
storm. To learn more, click link
http://www.elnuabenakitribe.org/Sn
owSnakes.html