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After doing the math, the land is work over 1.9 million today. 12,000$ per acre. The equivalent would have been for someone in 1884 would have been $52,000-$54,000 and not $18. Absolutely insane to think about

Lovely.

As a former band member in school (60s!) I typically favor instrumental music and shy away from aceppela groups, but I've loved harmonies since my Mom discovered I was harmonizing with Mitch Miller's TV show when I was 10! So, I loved hearing this group sing!

If its not a tried and tested idea, it will never work. Sitting and talking does nothing. Emoting is not action.

Im all for the Environment. But you have to be Flexible in Life. I think you Can protect the Critter and the Farmer. Both are very important to our Future.

My grandma told the story of the time when living in a little house with a wood stove for heat that it got so cold at one night that a crate of eggs sitting by the stove froze. She said that they had put my dad and Uncle Max in bed with them and they were ok.

They talk about how tough it was then and it was. Think. No public water, sewer systems, trash pick up, no modern meds, or Drs., buggies to ride in. We have everything within reach. Out there was nothing. If you didn't do your chores you could compromise your abilities to survive. Don't feed or water the chickens they die. Don't pen them up the predators get them. There goes your eggs, meat, hens to raise the baby chicks. Has drastic trickle effect.

No tupperware back then. That row of crockery held goods. Vinegar came in pottery jugs. Simpler time.

These are the ancient Celtic harps that are strung with wire instead of gut or nylon. It’s a magical, silvery sound. The wire string can make tremendous tension on the frame so these harps are sometimes apt to explode! Ann recognized that she is the servant that unlocks the voice of the instrument. We are allowed to hear the voice of the people from long ago.

Just saw it Re aired on TPTMN - so gorgeous. Love Ann.

Her bookstore sounds heavenly.

My Granfather Jay (Joseph) Dart and his brother were two of those who settled near Towner/Denbeigh North Dakota

A ton of fun facts. This was awesome!

Bring it back

Thanks so much!!

Such a lovely & facinating little video❤. Now....I want to know more🤭

i'd like to speak with Luke..

good job, Luke..

God changes us Forever. He Burns up our Sin and Welcomes us to our New Forever. Praise HIS Name Forever ❤

omg

Sadly, most Americans know nothing of Volga- German history or of their struggles.

And its a big yee hah, from me...

What a treat to hear their music. Thank you!!!

I enjoyed this so immensely reminds me of my German grandma making bread and filled potato dumplings

They murdered their parents and stole these children from white European countries....this narrative is a lie. They stole these children and sold them.

Fiddle is one of the greatest inventions of human kind, Hardanger had steroids added...at the very least is fun to look at and then magical to play. ....( my humble opinion)

The 'winners' write the history. Sometimes they're the 'Good Guys', sometimes they're the other guys, depending upon which side you're on. If you have A Cause, for which you have to risk your life, best of luck. Hopefully, it doesn't put Us (whomever 'we' happen to be at the time) at risk.

My 3rd Great-Grandpatents imigrated to U S. From Kamyshin, Saratov in 1876. They were in Hamburg Germany, the first time ever in Germany, never knowing it, the passports were labled as origin Russia, they went to Liverpool England and then U.S. I have done DNA, I have matches in Moscow a 4th Generation descendant of Cousins who stayed, assimilated and survive, in Russia and that makes Me proud also.

Devils Lake Endorheic Basin is just that, an Endorheic Basic. Anyone who lives under the natural spill-over level needs to understand they are in a flood plain, and are build "under lake level" as it were. It's their own risk they are taking, and it's up to them to build dikes if they want to reclaim land. It just seems that the natural state of things isn't being considered with the Devils Lake Endorheic Basin. It's like when a lake suddenly goes down because of draught, and then everybody decides to build in the newly dry lake bed, only to have it flooded when it goes up again.

This should be played in schools and everywhere

The other sphere is a cousin! Love this guy!

Absolutely Terrific!

wow things have changed, It is true that you didnt have to lock your doors, Back then... When I graduated Hapnot I left Flin Flon and never looked back. Its a nice place to visit what family I have left there, but once they are gone Flin Flon will be nothing more than a distant memory from a past life to me. And from what I hear, locking your doors is now pretty common.

I own #599

So young & so pretty.

What kind of Telecaster is that

empty telly tubby media, arts grant native enactments media couldnt navigate thier bathtub

What the h is this 😂😂😂😂

Cool!

Wow...sounds like a great book! I have to get one!

A+

Sacagawea, was only mentioned by name once or twice in the journals of the 2 1/2 year expedition. She was generally referred to as “the indian woman” or as “one of Charbonneau’s wives”. While on the journey she gave birth to a baby boy, who was named Jean-Baptiste. Following the expedition she left the baby to be raised by Clark and there is no record of her returning to see him again. Clark wrote that she never displayed emotions, high or low, and believed if she had trinkets and food, she could be quite content anywhere. She was noted for her hard work. Lewis described her husband Charbonneau as “a man of no particular merit”. She helped at least once as an interpreter when contact was made with her own tribe. Other than that, the men were extremely capable with sign language, so they communicated directly with the many different tribes who they encountered during the rest of the trip. She never acted as a “guide” to the Corps, but did communicate that she recognized the surrounding land in the area of her old village. Today, along with Big Mike Obama, Sacagawea is the most recognized woman in America!

People coming to prove out a homestead knew hard work was the cost of the privilege of coming to America. It was NOT a cost they put on their neighbors, tax-payers, or anyone else. THAT is the difference of people today who come. To just DEMAND everything for "free" means they expect citizens to pay for them! Hard work vs. Entitlement.

I grew up on my dad’s sugar beet farm in Norman county. Boy it’s a terrifying crop, huge financial investment; a gamble on price, where the highs were sky high and the lows where dead low. The stress from raising this crop is enough to kill.

Estos trabajos son delicados y muy hermosos , con mucha historia y grandes recuerdos. Creo que vo a hacer uno par a mis hijos gracias por mostrarnos tantas bellezas y talentos.

I was born in ND along the red river. Was adopter and when the family moced to the twin cities it broke my heart. I love ND...

This ia ao nice

But can we talk about how one of the gentleman’s name is Cyril Keller 🔪🤯

alcohol and loneliness has really taken its toll on clay

I really enjoyed this documentary. Thank you