Aboriginal Dancers

These are young Aboriginal Dancers

This young man with the branches is a tree,

The others are chopping it down to find the bee that stung one of them.

They will also find honey. Dancers, are so fun to watch. Each dance has a story.
Following the bee to the tree

The man that got stung

Dancers with Sister Doney

This was the start of NAIDOC week.

We went up to the Hospital where this event was put on.

This year it was Honouring the Youth and Elders of the Aboriginal People.

All these young men are part Aboriginal.

As the other cultures are mixed in,

The dark skin is washed out never to come back.

The young man 3rd from the left, his Father is much darker.

It is hard to believe but true.

Equine Event Center Opening

These are some of the event participants after the show. The little group in the center are Aboriginal dancers. Two of the girls that danced are members of our Ward. They are inactive we had just met them the day before.The Medicine Man.
An Aboriginal young man playing an instrument.

The whole group dancing with the Medicine Mans smoke flowing around.

We really enjoyed the dancing and music the Aboriginal People performed for all of us.

It was fun, interesting and a great learning experience.