Tribal Journeys

[@marbleracingstudios9552]

This is so amazing how these people continue to live like their ancestors and carry out their legacy despite society changing all around them and forgetting who they once were

[@delilahjones40]

This is so awesome. This is tradition growing and kept. Great Job.

[@baganscissors7224]

i come from a family of this same name

[@tribaleyepro]

That's awesome! It was great to see all the tribal canoes come in to shore. You could feel the native pride building up in everyone.

[@tysonseitcher473]

Man this video is awesome

[@tribaleyepro]

thanks for your comment. glad you liked it. -gr

[@anthonyldaniel1]

I would love to come and see this. I'm half Samish, and I wouldn't mind learning more of my roots, my heritage.

[@kalvinhackett4753]

solid good stuff haven't been on one in a long time 9 years or so just been busy working & miss the songs & dances & the rich culture being surrounded by beautiful first nations people who are strong in their cultural practices very good stuff thank you for sharing...
E'mote👐

[@tribaleyepro]

+Kalvin Hackett I'm glad you enjoyed this film. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@trisgilmour]

This is great 👍

[@jcalderon1966]

The First tribal journey was in 1989 it was the Paddle to Seattle. I worked at the Quileute tribal School then 1984-1995

[@causewayeffects7425]

respect

[@melvinjones9956]

lol,