K8g8gwibakw Wantastegokwajok
Wintergreen on Mount Wantastiquet
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Ali-sowanikik nahil8t Kwenitegok wji Wantastegokwajok
Southward downstream on the Connecticut River from Mount Wantastiquet
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Wantastegok peb8niwi tamakwak
The West River in winter at the beaver place
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Sp8zsigwan Peskawajok
Early spring at Black Mountain
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Ali-sowanakik wji kchi al8mkiwajok
Southward from the great mountain cave
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Spemkik sibok Kwenitegok
Sky in the river on the Connecticut
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Sigwan s8gen mskodak
Spring emerges in the meadow
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Nakihl8t Wantastegok
Sunset at the West River place
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Rich Holschuh’s Biography
Rich is a resident of Wantastegok (Brattleboro, VT) of Mi’kmaq, Wendat, and European heritage and an indigenous cultural researcher. He serves on the Vermont Commission for Native American Affairs and as a public liaison for the Elnu Abenaki Tribe, representing with governmental agencies of oversight. He works with the contemporary Abenaki community, partnering with a wide variety of other groups to provide outreach, build connections, and foster relationship.
