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(photo courtesy of Mickey Moroney)
| Sunday, July 11, 1993. The Summer of 1993 proved to be the wettest
in recorded history. The participants of the Sixth Annual Brotherhood Days experienced rain at least once every 24 hours. Each morning at the Water of Life ceremony, Severt Young Bear reminded us to remember those that were suffering the effects of the floods throughout the Midwest. This particular storm was the most severe of the week. Out of a nearly cloudless sky the storm quickly swept over the camp circle and as quickly passed on. The storm left behind an intense contrast between the dark sky and the earth. As the thunderheads passed they left the earth washed by torrents of rain and brightly illuminated by the sun. |
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