elders sitting around talking by jocko500
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I saw these two and took a couples of shots. i needed to as someone walked into the line of fire. happens a lot put that how it goes.
Now on thankgiven and how it started here in the USA as other counties have it too but on differ days. And this is the link on what at lest one Indian believes and i sure there is many as this person did a lot of looking up history and talking to many Indians and they take on it all.
i like to look at both sides of the story. This is the only one that goes into detail on the Indian side.
I not going to get into the King Philip war here as that happen many years later. The link do get into the war and all.
of course you can google thankgiven and see a lot of facts too.
here is the link
http://www.ewebtribe.com/NACulture/articles/thanksgiving.html
this person lived in the 20th century. I read accounts of the Indians and what they say like Custer last stand and it differ that what is written in the history books and it was say by the people that was there in the 1800's.
I think the link do not do Justice on Squanto. I read his story from differ books so remember history is written by people who think they know what going on. it like if a car wreck and 10 people sees it and all ten will say differ stuff. i was one of them and my mind went blank as I was telling the police what happen on some stuff and then I remember later on lol.
I tell Squanto story tomorrow.
Comments (52)
A president of this country once said "I do not believe in history because men write it". And men can remember the facts in their favor and forget the bad of what they have done. It´s only Human. The photo is cool. I like their faces. And I feel the discrepancy between their clothes and modern chairs. A discrepancy that yet provides great value to the image.
another great shot and moment.
GGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR__EAT!~
i wonder what they talk.
reality scene shot excellent
Niiiiice.
regardless of the situation, people often write stories that show to advantage; History of the Indians is one of the most painful experience ever! Very nice photo! Thank you!
Super capture of this magic moment Jock.
LOVE IT!!!!!
I always feel so sad for native folk of any country who have been pushed out by invaders. I know how I would feel myself.
Great shot!
great shot of both ,the moment and her expression can tell us many things!
Wonderful etnic photography my friend....!!!
He looks like Jay Leno - Welcome to the Tribal Show, tonight we have special guest star, the boss - My Wife - lol
A very wonderful series....
YOu did a wonderful job in capturing them despite all the people walking around Jock. I can't wait to check out their thoughts on Thanksgiving.
The fence shows the situation very well. Prison cell. Excellent observation by you.
history is written by the victors Great capture
A very good photograph!
oustanding image
nice image :)
WOW! this hair is great! A beautiful moment this is for a good shot.
Very interesting and precious capture Jocko! Loved it!
exceptional capture/steve
Awesome candid shot of these two native Americans!!
Very beautiful capture and colors !
Lovely & Colourful.
Excellent capture! :) "Whiteman! The guest for the holiday that never went home." A native American told me that once. ;)
Great shot! :)
Excellent moment and capture, Jock!!!