The Donner Story~~for JeffG7BRJ by beachzz
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JEFF!!
I know how you love history, so here's a bit from this part of the world. Last week when I was in Truckee, California, I wandered around the Donner Memorial Park, which is on the site of the ill fated Donner Party. It was quite a feeling, knowing I was walking on the same spot where so much tragedy occurred. This whole area is such a huge part of California's past. Here's a link to a more detailed account.
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Comments (17)
I have done years-worth or reading about the Donnor Party and the survivors. The divided opinions, the contrary statements, the undisputed tragedy that occured... It is a moving story and yet its only one of many horrors faced in settling this country. A moving shot, Marilyn.
i must check this out .very powerful shot marilyn .you still up night owl :o) mick
I'll check this out, too! Very interesting pic!
Yikes grizzly, isn't it.. Wonderful Image tho :o)
Excellent image.
wonderful image !! the story is amazing behind that tragedy.
Excellent shot and POV. Aloha
Great capture of this monument dedicated to the westward expansion...and when you think about it, wasn't all that long ago. Isn't it an experience to walk where those who have made history once tread?
Cool POV! and ahhh link does not work for me? nice dedi to him :-)
Lovely history shot! Jeff will like this. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JEFF!!! :)
nice pov
Sorry, friends, don't know what happened the first time, but the link works now!!
Thank you Marilyn a wonderful photograph and the link worked ok for me, and made very interesting reading, I think there was a film about this that I saw a few years ago, I can't remember the name of it, or all the detail but it was something like this anyhow. I did not know the name or associate it with the film I saw until I started to read the information from the link. Thanks very much. Excellent capture. Bravo!!!!! I'm going back to the link now for an indepth read.
Wonderful work beautiful gift warm hug, Linda
Wonderfull gift for our dera friend!
Hmmm, from this vantage point I could swear that's Abraham Lincoln as a young trapper. Good light/dark and textural effects in this upward looking capture, Marilyn! I like the mottled base of the statue.
I read of this and saw it on the history chennal on tv where they dig up the bones to look at them to see if it really happen and it did. cool shot