Jacqueline White displays the handle of a bald eagle fan used by Native Americans to waft the smoke onto their bodies during spiritual ceremonies.
(Photo by Tyler Pialet/Trail-Gazette)
Estes Park Mayor Todd Jirsa talks with Arapahoe Tribe elders. From left to right: Jirsa, Patrick Moss, Nelson White and Crawford white.
(Photo by Tyler Pialet/Trail-Gazette)
Jacqueline White displays a bald eagle fan used by Native Americans to waft the smoke onto their bodies during spiritual ceremonies.
(Photo by Tyler Pialet/Trail-Gazette)
Following a spiritual ceremony in one of the rooms at Mary’s Lake Lodge, Mayor Todd Jirsa and others pose with the Native American elders who blessed the land.
(Photo by Tyler Pialet/Trail-Gazette)
Those in attendance for the sacred blessing of the land by Native Americans gathered for lunch following the spiritual ceremony.
(Photo by Tyler Pialet/Trail-Gazette)