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Dozens of tents lined the beach Sunday in Lummi Nation, the smell of saltwater and seaweed wafting off the waves. Members of Coast Salish tribes roused from their sleeping bags around 9 a.m. Somewhere deep in the camp, a steady drumbeat sounded. This week, hundreds of Native Americans from all around the Pacific Northwest — representing the Lummi, Suquamish, Tulalip tribes and many more — gathered for their first Canoe Journey since 2019. The pandemic paused the tradition. 📸: Annie Barker / The Herald Read more at the link in our bio. #canoejourney #pnw #washington #lummi #suquamish #tulalip #CoastSalishtribes #nativenews #nativeamericannews #theoregonian
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