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Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge celebrates 25th anniversary with wide array of events
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A Place, A Person, A Spirit
You were standing close by the hillside today,
bright flame among the smoldering mist; far above
the waters of now....
I wondered how you alone did stay so perfect
there when all your kind were sturdy, Luc' A' red
brown berries.
Perhaps you scorned the safer way, knowing I
might pass this place and see the grace of you flaunt- f
ing the decay of autumn; and, remembering, take
courage when even winter comes,
there is always the warmth of spring, r : y f' r
Whom the wing of the snow dare not cover for the r f I r ,
light of the fire within... 'f1'"'"' ; f'rSH
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to mate Kah-Nee-Ta the "place" serve the guests, and the
community.
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Guitar virtuoso Jay "Bird" Koder entertains crowd during blues concert at Kah-Nee-Ta.
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Full dress parade concludes at the Lodge, despite a heavy downpour of rain.
Curtis Salgado, left, with Archie Caldera and artwork created by Caldera.
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Balloon artist created hats of all shapes for children during celebration.
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Members of the Livewire Theater group presented the "Legend of Kah-Nee-Ta" June 3 at'
Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge. The presentation was produced by the Community Health Education
Team and Kah-Nee-Ta Resort.