Plymouth Plantation & The MayFlower with Saltyhead
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2020
- Come on an adventure and explore where the first Thanksgiving was held here in beautiful Plymouth Massachusetts with the English Pilgrims and the native Wampanoag Indian people. #plymouthplantation #plimouthplantation #wampanoag #thanksgiving #firstthanksgiving
Music Credit: Grass Skirts by Beacon Trees
How I get around:
Trailer: 2000 High Wall by Rockwood
Tow Vehicle: 2019 Toyota 4 Runner 6 cyl gas engine, 4WD 5,000 lb tow capacity 
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Thank you ...I am the 11 great grandson of Edward Fuller, Stephen Hopkins and Francis Cooke families.
Native American/ Myle Standish family here . Cant wait to go and see it and visit my far down the line grandmother ( Lucy daughter of Myle Standish) fathers grave.
I live in the UK in a small town Called Bawtry. in South Yorkshire. William Bradford Who was born in Austerfield is a mile from where I live. William Brewster came from Scrooby 2 1/2 miles over the border into Nottinghamshire.
William and Mary Brewster descendent here can't wait to go visit.
It so cool to see people, acting the parts of our for fathers. It looks so big place. The second Mayflower was in a town beginning worked on in my State. They did a beautiful work on her. Would of loved to see her . Mystic Seaport does beautiful work to bring back alot of old boats. A Whaler Boat is there. Just remember as you throw the boat . They weren't as tall as us today. Very low
More women and children died due to the close quarters below deck due to disease spreading quickly while on the ship waiting for the men to build shelters/houses a and clear some land. That's why more men survived the first year because they were out in the fresh air.
Great understanding now of the phrase "sleep tight". Wonderfull video.
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Bradford? Family! My wife traces to him. I probably do. I'm Alden, Mullins, Standish and others. John Alden is credited with being the first of the Mayflower to step into the Plymouth rock.
Excellent video!!
Good job Brother E Saltyhead! I just wtched Saints and Strangers. Pretty good film about the Mayflower.
Hey thanks Beau
Great walkabout. Shared it with all of my friends here in China who asked about Thanksgiving this year.
It’s a great story to tell and celebrate. Thanks for your interest.
Thank you for sharing
How the Native folks lived before the white guys got here? Very well, thank you!
Incredible and brave people going in to the unknown - so sad for those who did not survive the trip and the first harsh year. 66 days of travel on rough seas that you can now travel by jet in a day. They advanced civilisation and created the most powerful country in the world based on being free. I am proud that they were British mostly from Yorkshire I think - who are an exceptional people and it is an exceptional county. RIP pilgrims
While there is a sense in which we in the United States have a system of government that is based on the DESIRE to be free, the society created by the Mayflower Pilgrims at what is now Plymouth, Mass. was very different from what we enjoy today. It is true that the Pilgrims wanted to be free to "worship as they pleased" (meaning that they wished to be free from many of the sacraments and ceremonies that were required in much of Europe in the seventeenth century) but the Pilgrims don't seem to have had the slightest concept of extending that same freedom to others. ANY variation from their extensive rules of conduct was punished by incarceration, being placed in stocks or a pillory, or public whippings. Roger Williams wasn't banished until 1635 and Anne Hutchinson wasn't banished until 1638 (and, technically, that was from the Massachusetts Bay Colony, not from Plymouth) but the Mayflower Pilgrims were very much of that same ilk - freedom for us but not for anyone who disagrees with us.
3:02 That's the bedding. I visited the Mayflower the day after you posted this video!
Now, I'm homesick.
I enjoyed it. I see the grace of God is upon America. Praying for her, her soul (people in the land) to be saved in Jesus name.
frequent field trip when i was a student in taunton ma,
Didn't know covid has been around that long.
Whoa!! I can hear that Boston accent anywhere, am I correct?
Did the pilgrims know how to
fish ,why didn't they use their small boat for fishiñg
the Indians taught them how to fish and plant corn in the sandy soil using fish heads for fertilizer.
Do they show what happened to the Native American after showing them how to survive? Very sad situation.
Do they show what happened to the Native American after showing them (pilgrims,) how to survive? Very sad situation.
Good filming but the questions and comments lack accuracy and are superficial. The "actors" lack serious training.
DF on your face man?
I really hate that they have to wear that stupid mask.
I agree, Its so insane.
It ruins the whole environment.
@@lightyagami3492 Along with the thinking that goes with it.
You're lucky you obviously didn't lose anyone close to you who passed from covid. At that time it was easily picked up so people needed to be protected. Please don't forget how many native Indians and pilgrims died from various diseases and viruses transmitted from people in the first year alone which makes mask wearing there even more poignant imo.
Do they show what happened to the Native American after showing them how to survive? Very sad situation.
Yes, they show the casinos that the natives built.