A ‘snow dance’ performed by a group of female traditional Native American dancers produced almost immediate results at Lake Tahoe on Saturday.
The snow began at almost the same time the Eagle Wings Dancers appealed to higher authorities during a ceremony at Sugar Pine Point State Park on the Lake Tahoe’s west shore, organizers said.
Some 20 young female dancers in traditional dress performed in conjunction with the annual Olympic Heritage Celebration, which commemorates the 1960 Winter Games at nearby Squaw Valley.
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