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as well as those fascinated with the Old West

A variety of societies then used religious beliefs and practices to give meaning to the land

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Crane, Color, and Water / Ajijaak, Enaandeg, Minawaa Nibi poetry without the usual trappings ofIn English and Ojibwe. Ajijaak (the Crane) lives in the marsh. The marsh is full of life and color. There are many birds. The creek feeds the marsh. Ajijaak visits the creek and drinks the water. "A children's story that follows a crane living in a marsh. The text covers basic nouns for several birds and several words for color. The crane visits a source of water and drinks from it. The book ends asking us to care about the water. Translation by