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Colorado Experience: Twin Lakes

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  • čas přidán 9. 11. 2022
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    Tucked between Aspen and Leadville, the Twin Lakes form the largest glacial waters in Colorado. Surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks, the breathtaking beauty of the two lakes draws a constant stream of visitors. But long before Western settlers and tourists discovered this mining area, the Ute people lived on this land. Many broken treaties later, the Ute were removed. Can this now be reconciled?
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Komentáře • 37

  • @ObamAmerican48
    @ObamAmerican48 Před rokem +2

    My favorite place in Colorado.

  • @nazarbandi
    @nazarbandi Před rokem +2

    I miss Colorado my home state a lot.

  • @sapulpaorganics5402
    @sapulpaorganics5402 Před rokem +2

    I love Twin Lakes and have camped and fished there many times. I love LOVE this segment of Colorado Experience.....along with all the others!!!
    Thank you!!

  • @germaineprien7691
    @germaineprien7691 Před rokem +1

    Love these very informational documentaries!!!!

  • @beautifulflorida
    @beautifulflorida Před rokem +1

    Amazing vies! Beautiful video!

  • @dalejensen5828
    @dalejensen5828 Před rokem +16

    Is there anyone keeping the Ute's from using and enjoying the land? We can't live in the past.

  • @clinte5702
    @clinte5702 Před měsícem +1

    Approximately 1% of this video was about Twin Lakes

  • @clinte5702
    @clinte5702 Před měsícem +3

    Before Europeans arrived all tribes lived in harmony and there was no war, disease, crime, hunger, sickness, or death.

  • @usaintltrade
    @usaintltrade Před rokem +1

    🛡️

  • @4runnercolorado422
    @4runnercolorado422 Před rokem +12

    I think we all understand that the Utes lived in the area before we defeated them and took the land by right of conquest. We won. That's the way things were back then. Every video doesn't have to keep regurgitating the Ute stuff.

  • @tommyg2966
    @tommyg2966 Před rokem

    The Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal Company built a masterpiece ... The Bureau of Reclamation destroyed it

  • @randoir1863
    @randoir1863 Před rokem +3

    I came looking for area information and instead got a history lesson !!!!! WHO sez we are running out of fresh water , there's still so many lakes we can drain LOL !!!!!!

  • @Coinbro
    @Coinbro Před 5 měsíci +1

    Fitting the us government ended up with the land...

  • @richardbristol452
    @richardbristol452 Před 11 měsíci +10

    These never ending Native American tragedy stories have been beaten to death. We get it-The Indians lost. At this point it’s all about reinforcing white guilt and virtue signaling ad nauseam. Let’s not forget that Native American tribes were fighting and killing each other long before white Europeans arrived. The Cheyenne, the Sioux, the Arapahoe, the Crow and others have been fighting each other over territory for centuries. That is a historical fact. In the interest of balance, why aren’t those stories also told here?

    • @secretamericayoutubechanne2961
      @secretamericayoutubechanne2961 Před 5 měsíci +1

      You have to understand that to the puritans and Christians the Natives weren't very impressive. If you meet a Native today its hard to find one to actually look up too. They didnt have any technogy. They didnt even have the horse or wheels. The chiefs had multiple wives, and Squaws could be bought. So I dont feel as sorry for them either. Even Dances with Wolves, a lot of Leftist propoganda

  • @barghigiana
    @barghigiana Před rokem +3

    Absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking. I hope they are given their lands back. It has been far too much time.

  • @mikel917
    @mikel917 Před 4 měsíci +1

    What is this mention of genocide with no documentation?

  • @MM-xc2bt
    @MM-xc2bt Před rokem +3

    Notice how the women look miserable and abused in all the old photos

    • @bethewalt7385
      @bethewalt7385 Před rokem +1

      Which women? The native women? History lesson/common sense time, during that time there are 2 things really important to keep in mind, first: the shutter of the camera had to be open for 10 minutes or longer for each picture, instructions were, don't move, don't flinch, be perfectly still, set the timer for 10 minutes go look in the mirror and smile, nearly impossible, your mouth/lips will often begin to quiver and twitch, life was difficult, especially for the aboriginal people, days were long ,work was hard, for everyone, especially the women, mothers, the gatherers, the weavers, etc..you'll see the same expressions on white folks in photos during the era, primarily for reason number one but for all the same reasons as well, it feels like no one can deduce what makes sense for the time/era.....
      .

    • @MM-xc2bt
      @MM-xc2bt Před rokem

      @@bethewalt7385 the guys are smiling

    • @kj158
      @kj158 Před rokem

      The men aren’t smiling either. Look at Grant or the governor or the miners… not one is smiling.

  • @worldscollide4691
    @worldscollide4691 Před rokem

    Mythological stories and historical documentation and evidence 😬

  • @annohalloran6020
    @annohalloran6020 Před rokem +3

    My family encroached upon Ute families because of the Irish potato genocide. I see us as having a common enemy. Greedy owners and their capitalist system. I weep for my Irish family farm that the lords drove us away from. Greed vs love of the land.

  • @Geoduck-dj5sl
    @Geoduck-dj5sl Před 4 měsíci +4

    propoganda strong with this one

  • @secretamericayoutubechanne2961
    @secretamericayoutubechanne2961 Před 5 měsíci +2

    No All of Southwest Colorado is MY land. We pass thru there hunting game so its all our territory. They took it from us 😅

  • @BR-bj3ot
    @BR-bj3ot Před 18 dny +1

    It is God’s earth. Nobody really owns anything.

  • @alexquevedo831
    @alexquevedo831 Před rokem +4

    This is their land we other race folks are simply guest. Return what was stolen.

    • @MM-xc2bt
      @MM-xc2bt Před rokem +4

      So is where you live. Start by giving up your land!

    • @DrJohn493
      @DrJohn493 Před rokem

      @@MM-xc2bt The Utes did give up their land...involuntarily in the 1800s. They gave it up by having it forcibly and violently stolen from them by the white mining settlers. Or is that being to woke for you?

    • @MM-xc2bt
      @MM-xc2bt Před rokem

      @@DrJohn493 I never said it wasn't taken from them. I said give up your stolen land back to the natives. You are the one so concerned about their stolen land.

    • @cameronschuelke6698
      @cameronschuelke6698 Před rokem

      native L

    • @richardbristol452
      @richardbristol452 Před 11 měsíci +3

      White Europeans do not have a monopoly on land conquest. The Native American tribes fought among themselves and stole each others land for centuries. The Arapahoe, the Sioux, the Cheyenne, the Apache all fought and killed their enemies for hunting grounds and territory.