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by Larry Steagall, Kitsap Sun

Franklin Joe, 15, center, from the Tsawout nation of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, is among the crew members raising their paddles to be welcomed onshore at the Suquamish boat ramp for the 2006 Intertribal Canoe Journey.

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