16:  Stink Eggs and the Hunter in the Snow

It was really snowing where the man lived. I don't remember his name. The snow came to the top of the house. It was really thick, when it does that (snows like that). They had no food, the man's tribe (who lived there). He put boards on his feet. He tied them (the boards). He hung the stink eggs from his neck. That's all the food he had left. (When he was hungry) he just smelled the stink eggs. He got a deer for his people. He helped all the people to have food. The end. 

Mary George (Henderson)

Ma̱lkwa̱latła̱n's: We Will Remember

16:  Stink Eggs and the Hunter in the Snow

An audio space for Gwat̕sala and 'Nak̕wala, languages spoken by the Gwa'sa̱la and 'Nak̕waxda'x̱w Nations.

16: Stink Eggs and the Hunter in the Snow

Gwat̕sala dłu 'Nak̕wala