Quileute tribal members dance as part of the Welcoming the Whales Ceremony at First Beach in La Push on Friday. (Christi Baron/Olympic Peninsula News Group)
During the 12th annual Welcoming the Whales Ceremony at First Beach in La Push on Friday, the Quileute Tribe honored its history with gray whales with a prayer ceremony. The tribe also offered songs and dances.
Students from the Quileute Tribal School send out an offering of salmon on a raft during the Welcoming the Whales Ceremony at First Beach in La Push on Friday. (Christi Baron/Olympic Peninsula News Group)
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