Editorial correction to your Mesa Verde narrative. President Woodrow Wilson, not Teddy Roosevelt , signed legislation establishing the National Park Service in 1916.
“In 1905, a bill for the creation of Mesa Verde National Park was introduced in the 59th Congress. This bill was subsequently passed, and the park was created on June 29, 1906. The bill was signed by President Theodore Roosevelt. Earlier that same year, on June 8, 1906, a bill called "an Act for the Preservation of American Antiquities," or more commonly, the "1906 Antiquities Act," was passed. This act made it a federal crime to collect or destroy any historic or prehistoric object or building on federally owned land.” From the National Parks Website 🤠🤠
Very refreshing to hear a proper narration rather than the all too common 'Artificial Stupidity' that many channels seem to rely on more and more. And a structured written production, not a stream of images with a random voiceover. Thank you.
I corresponded with a Navaho gentlemen living in New Mexico for nearly 20 years during the 1990's and 2000's. Unfortunately, he succumbed to cancer at the age of 78.
Gwaithm.... Bittersweet memories...Love never dies. We will all meet again some Great Day. I wish you Peace & love until then.. Have you ventured into some of the places You all talked about? Maybe you will see my reply & respond. pilamaya 🌵 🌱🌵
@@chroniclesoftime7194 Indeed. He went on many trips into the Sierra Nevadas and sent me pictures of ghost towns, old mines, washed out mountain roads and abandoned miners' cabins.
Thank You for a clear & basic introduction into our beautiful, rich & sacred Western landscapes. LOVE OUR 1st True Americans.. where they live ETC. As an East Coast nature lover...& respecter of ALL nature.... my dream is to spend couple months around 4 corners. AND eventually sit in the Black Hills.... PRAY at Wounded Knee & walk where the great Chiefs & WARRIORS lived & died
Editorial correction to your Mesa Verde narrative. President Woodrow Wilson, not Teddy Roosevelt , signed legislation establishing the National Park Service in 1916.
“In 1905, a bill for the creation of Mesa Verde National Park was introduced in the 59th Congress. This bill was subsequently passed, and the park was created on June 29, 1906. The bill was signed by President Theodore Roosevelt.
Earlier that same year, on June 8, 1906, a bill called "an Act for the Preservation of American Antiquities," or more commonly, the "1906 Antiquities Act," was passed. This act made it a federal crime to collect or destroy any historic or prehistoric object or building on federally owned land.”
From the National Parks Website 🤠🤠
Very refreshing to hear a proper narration rather than the all too common 'Artificial Stupidity' that many channels seem to rely on more and more. And a structured written production, not a stream of images with a random voiceover. Thank you.
Thanks! I just try to be myself and embrace my heavy Texan accent! Haha
I corresponded with a Navaho gentlemen living in New Mexico for nearly 20 years during the 1990's and 2000's. Unfortunately, he succumbed to cancer at the age of 78.
I bet he had some incredible stories to tell!
Gwaithm....
Bittersweet memories...Love never dies. We will all meet again some Great Day. I wish you Peace & love until then..
Have you ventured into some of the places You all talked about? Maybe you will see my reply & respond.
pilamaya 🌵 🌱🌵
@@chroniclesoftime7194 Indeed. He went on many trips into the Sierra Nevadas and sent me pictures of ghost towns, old mines, washed out mountain roads and abandoned miners' cabins.
Thank You for a clear & basic introduction into our beautiful, rich & sacred Western landscapes. LOVE OUR 1st True Americans.. where they live ETC.
As an East Coast nature lover...& respecter of ALL nature.... my dream is to spend couple months around 4 corners. AND eventually sit in the Black Hills.... PRAY at Wounded Knee & walk where the great Chiefs & WARRIORS lived & died
Thank you so much for watching!
Been there!! Its very big!!
So many cool places out there!
I need to see these!
They are amazing!