Minute Out In It: Kwiyamuya (Windbreaker Moon)

Hopisinom (the Hopi people) have a traditional calendar that speaks to their connection to the changes in seasons through ceremony. Each moon cycle is named to coincide with the time of year. This time of year, Hopi farmers create windbreakers in the fields to capture the topsoil around the plants. Trees are budding out, the days are longer, warmer. The planting season is near. Spend a Minute Out In It watching Kwiyamuya, the April Windbreaker Moon, rise over Ongtupqa (Grand Canyon).
NPS Video / Rader Lane
An audio-described version of the film can be found here: www.nps.gov/media/video/view....

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Thank you very much. I have never seen that-ever. Much respect to you.

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Thank you, very much appreciated

[@kirkt.1596]

So beautiful. We have never been there. I hope to see all that beauty in person. Thanks for posting.

[@S.A.Bukhari007]

Thank you so much for posting this video

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What a fantastic view

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I wish to be there and experience this scene in person

[@TheRadioAteMyTV]

That moon was gigantic a couple of nights ago over the city. Like a Death Star in orbit it was so big, but luckily, it was a moon.

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Omg