Navajo Native American Indian family gather around the previous night's camp fire for breakfast. They have Navajo bread in breakfast. Other Navajo boys call the older son of the family for a game. They play with bow and arrow. The father calls the boy to start their journey again. They reach their summer home safely. The Navajo family unload first the baby followed by pets and then the rest of the articles from the cart. The father asks the older boy to take the horses. The mother and daughter sow some squash seeds near the house. The father plows the sandy land with a horse-driven plow.
Older boy of a Navajo Native American Indian family plays with his dog as he looks after the sheep and the goats. He brings sheep towards the house as other family members returns from the fields. Father asks the boy to tightly tie legs of the sheep before shearing. The daughter watches to learn as her mother shears the sheep wool with sheep shears. Both have pile of wool to make yarn. They weave the sheared wool to make rugs. They use colored wool to weave Navajo Design. The father praises the daughter for her design of the rug. The little child plays with his brother. The older boy keeps a watch on the sheep and the goats from an elevated hill.
Some children stand outside a lunch counter or cafe (and also billiard parlor) in Harlan. Sticker of coca-cola is seen on the door of the bar. Group of boys in bare feet stand against the restaurant window and enjoy ice cream. Some are wearing overalls. A dog is amidst the children. Another older boy comes and meets these children.
A building with mountainous background is seen. Members of Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth, Harlan County Planning Council, Pine Mountain School and the Superintendent of County Public Schools exchange views in a meeting. Members write down points during meeting.
Rich vegetation on mountains of Harlan. Cabins are distributed amidst the thick covers of trees. Women and children outside the cabins. A boy fills his bucket from a small puddle.
Three poor children are seen in a home near a cook stove. The eldest child passes bread to one and picks-up the youngest one. The eldest child also eats bread.
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