Angel Osceola I know you are still alive help find Greek rabis

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Very interesting. Thank you.

I’m of European ancestry but I was born down the road from Egmont Key and have lived here all my life, almost 50 years. Global warming is probably playing a part. How much of that is made up of human activity or how much of that is under Human control is highly debatable. But a big part of the natural renourishment of our shorelines has been highly disturbed by the rivers that have been Dammed and alteration of so many other creeks and tidal flats. Tampa Bay is home to I believe the largest desalination plant in the Country. Why we aren’t building many more to use for all our fresh water needs I don’t understand. We use a lot of freshwater around the world. Why not make the oceans and Gulfs for that source to mitigate rising sea levels

2:38 Tiger tiger tail ? That’s strange Native American name isn’t it ?

My peace medal is 1801

Hi I’m Liz I Have A Peace Medal Brass with a code # 42701 which I don’t know what it mean or the value of it

❤ Awesome story! Love the designs!

Mvto! I’ve been planning on making a pair of pucker toe Mocs for awhile now. It’s great to know that there were other variants out there.

Cool, BUT…there’s some obvious Filipino martial arts thrown into this demo.

MVTO for making this video. I’ve never seen an actual historical bandolier until now, much less that of Oceola.

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Awesome 🦉

Thank you 🌹

So wonderful. Wish I can visit

These ladies are great!

you are fat

My family got ancient patch work from hundreds of generations ago... A patch for each generation

Patchwork is much old than a mere 100 years - it's possibly thousands of years old. Patchwork was made by the ancient Egyptians and Greeks - it's been around for as long as sewing women started to save the best bits from old clothing. In poor homes it was a necessity, in wealthy homes it became decorative.

He's driving me nuts because he keeps referring to big shirts as long shirts. It's my understanding that long shirts are the overcoat style pieces like the one on the mannequin behind him and big shirts were the base clothing for men...the ones that a lot of folks mis-identify as dresses, and evolved into today's jackets/shirts. Just a critique.