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Innuit kids in Sheshatshiu village, Goose Bay area
I never new the difference between Innu and Innuit people. At the "Interpretation centre" of the zone,
a lady who said she was Inuit, explained to us that Innu are known as "Eskimos" and
Innuit are known as "Indians".
- There are actually 2 villages in the area (I forgot the name
of the second one), and one is supposed to be of Innus while the other of Inuits.
We visited both, and this is all I know about :)
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428857RichardKane
on September 27, 2010Great shot. Wonderful environmental portraiture!!
fotoeffects
on September 25, 2010Fun shot!
Pearls
on September 25, 2010Fantastic joyful shot..kids are kids no matter where they are.
irishmurr
on September 24, 2010Very fun shot!
Donna McCommon
on September 24, 2010Looks like they are having fun.
fotomom
on September 24, 2010I like the fun of this shot. Kids are kids. Cute dog wanting in on the action.
Thanks for explaining. It is certainly more than I knew before.
george fillmore (gefillmore)
on September 24, 2010well, I'm thoroughly confused now-
neat photo-
SundaysChildSnapShots
on September 24, 2010Very fun shot. And I'm certain I would have never known that they were two different groups of people. I wonder if the Innu people originated from the Innuit people.
Deborah Irene Glessner
on September 24, 2010The dog wants in on the fun!
Fun capture
dakotacowboy
on September 24, 2010nice image - looks like the dog is enjoying the children's antics