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Wolfstar*
Darkstone |
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15/September/2007 |
 We
are looking forward to the festival this year. We have been coming ever
since it was held at Columbus College many years ago. (Note: Ossahatchee
did not begin at Columbus College - it was organized by a completely
different organization.)
My daughter is now married to a young soldier from Oklahoma who is from the
Creek Nation and we have two beautiful grandchildren who are ½ Creek.
The festival means more to us now than ever. I think it is so important for
my grandchildren to learn, know, understand, and be proud of their strong
heritage.
They love the festival, the costumes, the music and the dances and they are
excited that it is that time of year again. My son-in-law will not be
attending this year…he was badly injured in Iraq on June 23rd and has had to
return to Walter Reed Army Hospital for more surgery.
Here are some pictures we took last year of my granddaughter, Autumn Brooke,
in her ribbon dress and showing off her dance moves. |
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Wolfstar*
Darkstone |
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15/September/2007 |
O'Siyo! Wado for having this wonderful website and
information. I'm physically unable to attend Powwows anymore and this leaves
me full of sadness and longing. I'm half Cherokee and grew up learning the
old ways. My great-grandmother and grandmother were medicine women and I
learned much from them. :-) I would like to hear about it from this website
or from someone directly via email...perhaps? ;-)
Wishing you all the best, the ones who will be attending...enjoy and bask in
the Great Mystery of all of us. |
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Marianna |
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15/September/2007 |
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I am counting the days till the big day arrives. I
have attended 2 years, and am always amazed at the beauty of it all. Thank
you. |
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Whitney Miller |
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14/August/2007 |
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We attended our first powwow here in 2004, and we
are counting the days till this years powwow, when we can bring our 2 year
old daughter to her first powwow. Although we are not NA, we felt very at
home and we enjoyed the drumming and chanting. The whole experience made us
feel closer to the earth and that is something we all need! Thanks for
allowing us to enjoy this wonderful experience! |
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Shon Ingram |
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24/October/2006 |
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I must say that this pow-wow is one of the best
that I have attended. I enjoyed the time Saturday with my NA brothers and
sisters. The living history exhibits were amazing. Especially Sawgrass! Hope
to see everyone back next year. |
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Raven Banchi |
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20/October/2006 |
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This is a wonderful pow wow and the first one I
ever went to. This pow wow cranked up the fire in my spirit to learn more
about my native ancestry and I am so glad I made that first pow wow. I now
travel all over the southeast to see and also drum at the pow wow's. If you
are reading this and are trying to decide to go to the pow wow or any pow
wow then please do. Some go to enjoy the venders and eat some great food but
also go to heal your spirit with the sound of the drum because the drum is
the heartbeat of our Mother Earth. |
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Lisa Arredondo-Veress |
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17/October/2006 |
Last year my husband, new baby daughter and I
attended the pow wow last October. As a member of the Penoscot Nation I felt
at home, joining the dancing with my baby in my arms, surrounded by people
from other nations.
For those of you interested in learning more about the Penobscots and their
affliliation:
"The Penobscot tribe, together with the Mi'kmaq, Maliseet, Passamaquoddy,
and Abenaki Indians, were members of the old Wabanaki Confederacy. These
allies from the eastern seaboard region spoke related languages, and "Abenaki"
and "Wabanaki" have the same Algonquian root, meaning "people from the
east." The Penobscot are not affiliated with the Abenakis today, and
distance themselves from the Abenaki of New England. There are 3000
Penobscot Indians now, most of whom live in Maine.
Like other Wabanaki tribes, the Penobscot Indians were longstanding enemies
of the Iroquois, particularly the Mohawk. This led them to side with the
French and Algonquins in the costly war against the English and Iroquoians.
The English paid out bounties for dead Penobscots, but it was European
diseases (especially smallpox) that really decimated their nation, killing
at least 75% of the population. Still angry with the British, the
much-reduced Penobscot tribe supported the Americans in the Revolutionary
War, and having picked the winning side they were not expelled from New
England, remaining on reservations in their native Maine to this day.
Recently the Penobscot Indians and their Passamaquoddy allies--despite
formidable harassment from white neighbors--successfully argued that their
treaty rights had been violated, and in 1980 received a settlement of $81
million for land that was illegally stolen from them. The Penobscot tribe
was able to buy back some of their ancestral lands, and today they are a
sovereign nation working to maintain their traditions, language, and
self-sufficiency." (www.native-languages.org/penobscot.htm)
I look forward to dancing again this year. Thank you for allowing us to
participate! |
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Elena Arnold |
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12/October/2006 |
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We have been gone from Ossahatchee for 3 years and
look forward to going this year. This pow wow is special to me. I danced one
year with a Creek friend of mine, while she was in her wheelchair. The
circle is big and there was room for her to maneuver without difficulty, to
an intertribal. We had fun! |
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Allison A. Cush |
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1/October/2006 |
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My son is 5 years old and has just realized that
part of our heritage is Native American. Cherokee to be exact. He has
decided to be an "Indian" for Halloween. He has been researching the proper
dress and paint, beads, tools, weapons for a few months now. I look forward
to bringing him to the Pow-wow. He is going to be amazed and thrilled to
learn about "his people". |
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Gene Alexander |
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10/August/2006 |
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I finally got a chance to see the Ossahatchee
Festival in 2005 and it brought tears to my eyes to see the reality of what
was before the white man. I too am part Cherokee and have never had the
opportunity to view in person how our ancestors graced this wonderful
nation. I only wish I had attended in the previous years. I hope to be there
for the 2006 Festival. Great event!! |
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Renee' Chance |
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23/October/2005 |
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My name is Renee' Chance. I went to the POW WOW in
Hamilton, Ga. I really enjoyed all the colors, dance, food, and most of all
I enjoyed the Indians. I, myself, am Cherokee. I know for certain I will
keep going. It is part of my heritage and culture. |
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Buddy Korzan |
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14/October/2005 |
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Words cannot describe the look and feel of this
event...all I can think of to say is go if you get the chance! |
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GARY W. CHANCEY |
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16/July/2005 |
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My family loves to camp in Pine Mountain, for 5
years we have heard great things about the POW WOW, for us like many South
Georgians we love Indian culture. To sure you all we will be joining you in
October 2005. And one more thing we enjoyed was the website. My grandson was
amazed, only at age 8----he wants to meet a real chief. see you soon |
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James M. Stone |
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26/May/2005 |
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The Powwow of 2003 was my first. I was blown away
by the honor extended to the veterans. As a Coast Guard Vet and a
participant of Operation Urgent Fury/Helping Hands Granada Invasion), I was
especially touched by the fact that these folks remembered us! The ceremony
reminded all of us that we are all part of a Brotherhood that transcends
race, creed, or nationality. Honorable Warriors. I wasn't the only vet to
'get dust in my eyes! I went back last year(2004) and I intend to go back
this year. Semper Paratus. May the Great Spirit in all his forms guide your
footsteps to the Journey's End. |
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Joan Hill |
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18/Jan/2005 |
Stumbled across the Ossahatchee Pow-Wow on the
Saturday, 2004 whilst on holiday from England. I was totally gobsmacked!
Could have stayed there forever. My daughter back home was so jealous. It
was the best day of our holiday (except for Graceland). Would love to see
you all again in 2005 - must start saving up! Many thanks
Joan Hill, Sheffield, England |
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Jan Cox |
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22/Nov/2004 |
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I enjoyed the pow-wow this year as always. I
haven't missed one yet! I always look forward to seeing old frineds here and
making new ones. Your event has become one of the best in the southeast! It
has taken lots of work and effort to make it so. Thanks to Lisa and Nancy
and all the others behind the scenes who work so hard to make it so
enjoyable for us! Thanks again! |
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Ashley Brummett |
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6/Nov/2004 |
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This years pow wow was my first. I
am young and very open minded. At the pow wow I was able to branch out and
learn about other cultures. Getting a look first hand and being able to feel
involved was so much more effective then sitting in a history class. Not
only was it a chance for me to learn about a culture I was not too
introduced to, but it was a time for my family and I to bond. Watching the
cultural dances moved me, I was never aware of such things. The pow wow was
an experience I will never forget, I believe everyone should experience a
thing as great as the pow wow at least once in their short lives. |
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Elizabeth Williams |
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6/Nov/2004 |
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I must say with all honesty, I did
not plan on staying the entire day on Saturday nor did I plan on going back
on Sunday, but my daughters and I stayed till it closed and then went back
Sunday for more and stayed till it closed again. I had the best time and it
was my first Pow Wow. I will be going back again next year, Thank you all
for the best time I have had in years any where. I cant wait for the
pictures to be posted. Hope to see them soon. Again I have to say, that was
the most fun I have had. Everyone was great. |
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Melanie Tanner |
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23/Oct/2004 |
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This was my first Pow Wow. And it
will not be my last. I saw and heard things that had been only in my dreams.
LOL!...I think I know know why it seems I walk to the beat of a different
drum!! Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to see what I have
missed for so long. EVERYONE was so kind and informative. I'll be going
again next year and hope to become more involved in the future. |
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Randy & Cindi Sanders |
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20/Oct/2004 |
 Here is a picture I
took at the Pow Wow of one of the Dancers. We visit every year and take lots
of pictures. I hope you can use it. Thanks. |
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Savannah |
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20/Oct/2004 |
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This was my first pow wow and I
cant wait till he next one i had so much fun watching everyone dressed up,
singing and dancing. I cant wait for the pictures of this year to come out
so i can see everyone again. I cant wait till next year so see yeah then.
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Rose Marie Morris, Manassas. GA |
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18/Oct/2004 |
My husband, child and I are from
South East, GA (Manassas) and we drove up this past weekend to attend this
year's POWWOW. After growing up around my Cherokee friends, I have always
been in awe and I was not disappointed in our trip. My little girl is 6
years old and she will remember that she and her mother "danced with the
Indians" for the rest of her life. I was so glad to see the pride and the
sincerity that was put into this event and will make every effort to bring
others with me. My nephew is part Cherokee and my niece is part Chippewa and
it is time they learned their heritage.
Thank you for making it possible. |
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Molly Hood |
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18/Oct/2004 |
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My husband and I would not miss
this experience for anything!! We always leave feeling more connected to
Mother Earth and to what truly matters in this life. Peace to all ~ |
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Bonnie Matz |
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16/Oct/2004 |
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I regret I was not able to attend
your Pow Wow this year but, I am looking forward to this new experience next
year. Please keep me informed of any upcoming events.. Blessings |
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Michael |
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14/Oct/2004 |
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I have strong Creek and Blackfoot (Siksika)
blood in my veins. I feel I have lost touch with my roots. Thanks for
organizing these Pow Wow's, for I have attended every one, 7 I think. Thanks
again |
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The Yazzie Family |
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11/Oct/2004 |
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Our family is from Page, AZ and we
are Navajo. Since Daddy is serving in the US Army (Columbus, GA) our little
girl is a long way from our tribe and misses out on alot of our cultural
events. Thank you for bringing the Pow-Wow and allowing us to have some ties
to home. |
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Mike & Nancy |
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12/Dec/2003 |
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Just doing a little internet surfing and found
your web site. Both my wife and myself are from Native decent. We attend
Pow-Wow's and recently was ask to support a friend at a Sun Dance. We
attended the week long event, experiencing everything,. Your festival sounds
great. We will print the cover page and email address to all of our friends,
Hope to be there in 2004. Would also like more info on vendors, our friend
who is a Sun Dancer also creates crafts to sell . Thank you |
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Singing Wolf Records |
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29/Aug/2003 |
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We've heard nothing but wonderful
comments about the Pow Wow and Festival and hope to be able to participate
this year! Singing Wolf Records |
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Jane & Luke Watkins |
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22/Oct/2002 |
I came to the Pow Wow in Hamilton
on Oct.20, 2002 for the first time. I brought my 3 year old son and
throughly enjoyed the day! I very much enjoyed the drums and song!! It
seemed to cleanse me inside. We have Cherokee and Creek blood in us and it
felt like home!! Thank you so much and I look forward to next year!
Jane & Luke Watkins |
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Dallas Calderon |
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19/Oct/2002 |
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This will be my first time going to
a pow-wow. And i'm looking forward to it. And reading here just makes me
happier to finally be able to go. And the web page is easy to understand.
Thank you. Dallas Calderon |
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Tina White |
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16/Oct/2002 |
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I ' m so glad that our
comunity brought back its heritage it has answered many of my questions . My
family doesn't talk about our past and I'm one of the few left. You see in
Columbus it was against the law to walk the streets if you were indian . So
that my family wouldn't loose our land we blended in as best we could . We
saved the land but lost our heritage .Then saddly we lost that also. Thanks
, Tina White (white dove ) |
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Susan |
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15/Oct/2002 |
I just wanted to say that my whole
family enjoys coming to the powwows. It allows us to stay in touch with our
heritage. And we hope that we have many more changes to go to the powwows.
Thank you so much, Susan |
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14/Oct/2002 |
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I attended the Pow-Wow last year
for the first time with friends and my four youngest children as a
Homeschool Field Trip. We enjoyed ourselves so much we are going to be there
again on Friday! I loved the demonstrations, the dancing, and of course the
turquoise! When I saw the tipi set up in the field I felt so very Indian for
the first time in my life. I have always been quite proud of my Cherokee
heritage, but last year was the first time I felt it inside. My husband is
proud of his Swedish/German descent, and it is very important for me to
introduce our blonde little blue eyed offspring to their Mother's proud
heritage as well. And what a fun and interesting way to do it! |
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Jim Blackwell |
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06/Oct/2002 |
I have been to every POW-WOW in
Hamilton thus far..and Hopefully the "CREATOR" will allow me many more. It
does my heart good to see people of all nations sharing in the sacred
circle, exchanging ideas and customs. I have just begun my journey along the
"Red Road" and your POW-WOW helps all nations better understand each
other....Thank you.
Jim Blackwell |
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LYNN FLOURNOY |
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05/Oct/2002 |
SOME OF OUR HOME SCHOOL GROUP WILL
BE VISITING FOR THE FIRST TIME. WE ARE VERY MUCH LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING
ALL THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS. WE CAN'T WAIT.
http://home.bellsouth.net/personalpages/PWP-goodseedhomeschoolgroup
LYNN FLOURNOY
GROUP COORDINATOR |
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Betty A. Frady |
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06/Sept/2002 |
Web page looks Great! I hope you
were able to use the pictures I sent to you. I can't wait until Oct. That is
one weekend I always look forward to. Keep up the good work.
Betty Frady,
picture lady |
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Ron and Kit Colombe
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13/Aug/2002:10:58:44 |
Hi Guys,
Looking forward to a really GREAT 2002 Ossahatchee Pow Wow and seeing
all our friends from Hamilton. Once again you have one of the BEST
Indian Festivals in the South. Thanks to you for all the hard work.
See you soon!
Ron and Kit Colombe |
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KENNETH L. CRABTREE
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08/Aug/2002:18:38:14 |
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i will be their next year, can't make it this year.
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Chris |
Wilderness Survival
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26/Jul/2002:14:01:41 |
In today's modern society more people should learn primitive
skills.
It keeps you connected to the earth. |
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Hazel Senter
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24/Jul/2002:13:58:25 |
I am happy to have visited your site. It is good. I have never
attended this pow-wow but I have heard many good things about it. I am
a Cherokee-Creek woman who is an artist in Dahlonega, Ga.
I wish to say Great Spirit's Blessing to you all and hope to see you
in Oct. Haz |
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Charlotte -&- Melvin |
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11/Jun/2002:07:07:13 |
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Really enjoyed you Festival in the past, hope to be there this
year...Oct.2002.. |
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Brittany Turcotte
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11/Jun/2002:06:31:43 |
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This is one awesome site i would love to attend the festival i'm
from a
small native town in ontario called Mattawa and this is something many
people in my town would also like to attend. Thank You for posting this
site for us to view hope to see you there this year.
Nenabushka |
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Chuck
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SurvivalIQ
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03/Jun/2002:22:14:25 |
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Hi there. I'm just surfing the net looking for interesting sites
about
primitive skills. I stumbled on your site. Nice job. It's got a lot
of great content and the design is nice was well. |
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Doris (Roden) Lasset
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22/May/2002:08:42:44 |
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I have attended every pow wow since you have been coming to
Hamilton.
They all have been great. I am Cherokee, my fathers side, and my
brother-in-law is Cree from Wisconsin. He met a few people from the
reservation he is from, a few years ago. That was exciting for him. I'm
sure I will see you again in October. |
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Bonnie Muntz-Pope
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18/Apr/2002:17:10:27 |
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Great event. We missed year before last. Have attended two times.
Brought my husband and adult daughter this last time. |
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MARCIA W. GITHENS
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11/Apr/2002:06:39:09 |
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REGISTERED WITH THE CHIPPAW TRIBE OF WHITE EARTH MINNESOTA.
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Yellow Deer
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09/Apr/2002:07:12:29 |
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Hello!
WOW, great site.
I'm a 17 years old student for Biologic Dynamic farming in the Netherlands.
I love the nature and that's why I very interesting in the Indian
culture.
I have visited two times a Pow Wow from the First Nations Dance Company.
That was very beautiful.
Because I found this site I like to know more about Pow Wows.
Thank you very much.
Bye, Yellow Deer |
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diane brown
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14/Mar/2002:16:59:01 |
i have truly enjoyed visiting your site-- you have sooo many
activities
at your p/w's we here in the wast have so many dancers that from grand
entry to grand entry there is no time for anything else. my husband- a
gord dancer- grand daughter a jingle and hoop dancer- and nieces who
jingle and nephews who streight dance-- would love to attend your pow-wow. we are however from arizona-- Navajo Nation-- love the photos- of
how other people dance and how much fun thay have--
cherokeeladyaz@yahoo.com |
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Paul Borden
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13/Mar/2002:09:32:37 |
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I am an Grassdancer in Alabama for scouts . I would like to know
about
some styles of the dance if someone would help me I would not take there
time up I do want to learn. I have been dancing for 4yrs and to me there
is got to be more info. about this type of dance. I do not compete
unless there is a reason to. I do this for childern and for people to
learn. The regila I have made I dont know if it is proper to wear. I
have been to several powwows and no elders have yet to say anything
negative about it. I just don't want to offend any about the culture. My
family has Cherokee in us I would like to get more info. about my family
but I don't know really to being. If anyone reads this I would like to
have help on any part of this info. Thank You ! dancingbear |
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Shirl Mcvay
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27/Feb/2002:15:32:26 |
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ME-&- MY FAMILY GO TO YOUR POW WOW ALOT.WE ENJOY EVERY VIST AND
HOPE TO
SEE MORE. |
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laetisha
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msn
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17/Feb/2002:01:08:11 |
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I'm a south african teeenager who was searching for more research
for a
subject for an art project. I've always been facinated with Native
American art and this webpage help me get everything I needed! Thank
you so much! I hope to attened one of these one day! |
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irv keeto
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31/Jan/2002:15:38:29 |
ya'at'eeh,
just happened to surf into your website, sounds like a "very goot"
pow-wow to check out. i'm originally from the northeastern area of
arizona and i am of the Dineh Nation (Navajo). Keep up the good work
and good-luck with your upcoming festivals..Be Safe, Be Strong and Be
Happy. Hah-goh-neeh (Later) God Bless |
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Jürgen Kahlert
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09/Dec/2001:04:06:35 |
What a wonderful homepage!
Your information are very helpful.
My son and me are still praparing a report of culture and lifestyle of
american natives for school.
Greetings from Germany,
Jürgen Kahlert |
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AzureeBlue Winter
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21/Oct/2001:21:11:07 |
I am the little girl in the red feather on your website from this
year's PowWow. I am 7 and this is my third year to dance at Ossahatchee.
My homeschool group, The Bent Twig, came on Friday and I came back with
my Brownie Troop#35 on Saturday. I love to dance and my grandmother is
making my shawl dance regalia. I am Cherokee descent from North
Georgia. On my father's side, I am descended from Onadaga (spelling)
from New York. I have made many friends at the powwows and I love to
see the horse Cheetah and all the beautiful jewelry and art, but I love
to dance especially at night. It makes me so happy. Everyone should
get to love the circle as much as I do. See you again next year....
Blue Winter McGovern, Lizella, Georgia |
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Bobby (Panther) Isle
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21/Oct/2001:18:55:24 |
To my sorrow I found this Site today. I will be coming back
often.
Having not attended the 2001 POW WOW, I will try to make the next one.
We have a POW WOW in Leesburg, Fl in early November, and I wonder if
anyone from your area will be there?
I am CREEK. My family has Cherokee(Grandma's side) and Blackfeet (my
wife). Thanks for a great Web Site. I commend you and all involved.
Bobby Isler |
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lisa scarborough
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LisaSays... |
20/Oct/2001:20:04:37 |
I attended the 2001 Ossahatchee Pow Wow and Festival for the
first time
on Friday with my daughter's school field trip. I enjoyed it so much
that I am bringing my daughter and son back on Sunday. There is
something there that feeds one's soul. Maybe it's my Cherokee blood
being stirred. See ya nee sah |
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Lisa Hatcher
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12/Oct/2001:07:05:06 |
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I am looking forward to bring my son to this event. We have
recently
moved into the LaGrange area. I have "Lower Creek" ancestory and very
proud of it! |
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Linda -&- Cassie
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10/Oct/2001:07:19:33 |
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We are all becoming very excited that the Pow Wow is so near once
again. Most of our family was able to enjoy it last year and we
wouldn't miss it this year for nothing in the world! The Indian people
are such a graceful and spiritual people...if only the rest of the
world could learn more from them. |
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Samantha Sellers |
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08/Oct/2001:11:56:27 |
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I went last year for a college humanities requirement and my
family and
I enjoyed it so much that we plan to return this year. |
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Joseph Talley
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01/Oct/2001:14:06:41 |
I have enjoyed each Pow Wow, at Hamilton, GA since 1997. My love
for
the Native American Flute has drawn me there each year. I will be there
again this year, if the Great Spirit is willing.
Joe Talley |
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Joy Bowles |
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01/Oct/2001:09:26:17 |
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I look forward to this event every year. My children really look
forward to it, too. It is our favorite event of the year! |
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Jeffery Scott Chambl
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05/Sep/2001:13:44:38 |
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Attended last year enjoyed very much. We are looking forward to
this
years festival. |
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Gloria Cooper
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02/Sep/2001:17:25:08 |
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Have attended Pow Wow in Taos, New Mexico for about 3 years when
I
lived there. Now that I have moved south I am excited to hear of your
pow wow and hope to attend this year. They are very moving experiences.
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Whitewolfe AKA Melan
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21/Aug/2001:15:06:22 |
I attended the Pow wow on Sunday of last year and thoroughly
enjoyed
it, wish I had attended on Saturday also.
Several of my grandchildren attended on Friday , school day and they
absolutely loved it and learned so much.
I look forward to going this year both days and hope to have my Regalia
made by then, so I may dance in the circle, Even if I still can't walk
hope to be able to go in the circle in my wheelchair.
The Drum competition was awesome and the dancers were spectacular,
such a reverance for the Grand Entry and the Honoring of the Veterans!!!
The demonstrations were good and hope to see more this year and
have more vendors selling authentic NA Crafts along with skins, to use
to make crafts such as moccasins, medicine bags, etc, and sage, other
sacred herbs,
and beads, lots of beads want to have loose beads and hairpipe
made from bone and material to use to make chokers and earrings, with
findings also.
Wado,
Whitewolfe
Melanie |
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Wolfgang and Christi
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17/Aug/2001:04:36:13 |
We are living in Switzerland and a long time interessting in
culture of
native americans. In october 2000, it was the first time, we could
visit a PowWow during our holidays in the southern states. The famous
Ossahatchee PowWow was a great experience with friendly people and we
are proud to share the Intertribale Dance. Good luck for your festivals
in future. |
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Danny and Tabitha |
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10/Aug/2001:07:23:56 |
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The Pow Wow of 2000 was my wife fist time attending a Pow Wow
event and
she really enjoyed it and we are looking foward to attending this year
also. |
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Michael Millard (Old
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07/Aug/2001:16:20:12 |
O'siyo, Wado for this great Pow Wow. As a Chickamauguan Cherokee
I am
proud to serve my tribe there. May the Creator Bless this years pow wow
as well.
Gu-ge-yu-i. - I love you
Do-na-da-go-hv -- Till we meet again
Old Bear |
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Bob Firewalker -&- Hel
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05/Aug/2001:12:36:56 |
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We visited you last year and we are eagerly awaiting 2001 Powwow.
We
had a great time. Thanks. |
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Denise -&- Tony McNam
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11/Jun/2001:17:38:22 |
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We realy enjoy the pop-wow -&- will be at the 2001 pop-wow also
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Kit Colombe
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11/May/2001:19:24:06 |
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Looking forward to another GREAT Pow Wow at Hamilton. Thanks for
all
the good work you guys do! You have a really great event. Bigger and
better in 2001!!! |
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vickie adkins
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20/Apr/2001:19:52:08 |
pow wows are a beautiful and a wonderful experience that i hope
everyone will be able to endure at least once in their life time. you
will recieve such a spirit lifting experience.there are many gatherings
every where.i hope everyone will attend gatherings in their area.you
will be very glad you did. |
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Ann M. Casey
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18/Apr/2001:06:13:37 |
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I would enjoy very much, being able to attend the next Pow wow,
having
never been to one before. |
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Hannalore Johnson
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03/Apr/2001:12:25:43 |
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I had the great pleasure of the "2000" Ossahatchee Indian
Festival and
Pow-Wow last year and will deffently be looking to this year.Thank you
for such a well done job those Scout Boys did at organising the
parking .I was more than pleased and at peace leaveing my car there,
while at the pow-wow.Plus the convance of comeing and going,I was able
to also enjoy other areas of interest to me and my family. Sooo much
that we moved to Harris County this year!!! Thank You Again - |
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DONALD E. LOCKLEAR
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24/Mar/2001:00:18:43 |
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PLEASE SEND ANY INFO. ON UP COMING EVENTS !!! THANKS !!! |
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Karen Hawkins Barret
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19/Jan/2001:15:08:19 |
o'siyo...
in searching this for Festival/Pow Wow information, it pleases me to
find you...k^.,.^ |
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Larry (White Eagle)
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29/Dec/2000:19:09:52 |
I visit the Pow Wow every year.I have found it to be one of the
most
spiritual feelings I have ever had.I can not wait for the next one.I am
a Viet Nam Vet.I picked up a terminal illness over there. As we grow
older we think more about the inevitable.I am interested in a Cherokee
group to play and provide a native american burial. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Wakantanka niya waste pelo
Larry (White Eagle) Bartlett |
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Kit Colombe
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24/Dec/2000:22:46:02 |
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This is a great event. Fast becoming the best in the South. Great
organization that attracts the best dancers in the southeast. A good
example of the western powwows. Keep up the good work. |
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David A. Veasey |
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14/Dec/2000:01:12:29 |
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Good Pow-wow. |
