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Vintage 8mm footage from 1967 at Farragut State Park, Idaho, shows a tall, intricately carved totem pole with a prominent bird design, likely an eagle or thunderbird, featuring white, black, and brown patterns. The pole stands in a campsite with colorful tents and flags in the background, including blue and red fabric. The scene captures a cultural display at what appears to be a Native American gathering or festival, with people visible in the distance. The film exhibits natural grain and slight motion blur, characteristic of home movie footage from the era.
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