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The
Museum
At Warm Springs
Tour of the Twanat Trail
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Shitike Creek is a haven for fish
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Plants of the Twanat Trail
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Fossils tell of ancient life
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All of us students very interested about the information along the Twanat Trail
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Stories in the Stone
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Birds Thrive in the Cottonwood Grove
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Home of Many Generations
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Before going on the Twanat Trail, we were provided a very delicious lunch! We had a couple of speakers. The first spoke of being selected to be chairwoman for her tribal council, and also being selected to have a meet & greet with President Obama! I thought that was very cool that she got to speak/visit briefly with him, and also represent her own tribe, and many other tribes (in a way) as well. The next speaker was studying an almost lost language. She had sat down and listened to a couple of her family members seek fluently in the language that is ceasing to exist, she is a linguist. She also works very hard on trying to teach and encourage young children to pick up on the language and become interested in learning.
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