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Dancing Rainbows
Dancing Rainbows

By Evelyn Clarke Mott

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A young Tewa Indian boy and his grandfather prepare to take part in their tribe's feast which will include the special Tewa dance.

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A day at the races with Austin and Kyle Petty
A day at the races with Austin and Kyle Petty

By Evelyn Clarke Mott

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Text and photographs follow champion driver Kyle Petty and his son during a day at the stock car races.

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Baby Face
Hot dog
Hot dog

By Evelyn Clarke Mott

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Cool cat
Cool cat

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Steam Train Ride
Steam Train Ride

By Evelyn Mott

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Steam train ride
Steam train ride

By Evelyn Clarke Mott

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A young boy takes a ride on a steam engine train and learns how it works.

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Steam train ride
Steam train ride

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A young boy takes a ride on a steam engine train and learns how it works.

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Steam Train Ride
Steam Train Ride

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