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Canoe Families Converge at Elwha in Annual Journey

JAMESTOWN BEACH, WASHINGTON, AUG 2 – The Paddle to Elwha event brought multiple tribes together in a cultural celebration honoring traditions with ceremony and protocol, hosted by the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe.

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More than 100 canoes representing more than 80 canoe families signed up to travel their ancestral highways in this year's canoe journey.

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Canoe families converge at Elwha in annual journey

More than 100 canoes representing more than 80 canoe families signed up to travel their ancestral highways in this year's canoe journey.

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Canoe Journey arrives at Jamestown Beach

Sequim Gazette photos by Jacques Star

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