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4meAndyou · F
I live in Massachusetts. All around us are little ponds and big lakes and streams, and the ocean is three blocks from where I live. Where there are not ponds there are swampy bogs where they grow cranberries. It seems to rain here a LOT, and I wish we could send about half of it out west, where farmers are fighting over water. It rained here all day.
4meAndyou · F
@Hepsie Yes, in New England, and our climate is very similar to that of old England, (perhaps a little bit warmer and with less fog). Massachusetts is an Indian name, and there was once a tribe of that name. The Wampanoag Indians were the original inhabitants of this region before the first English settlers killed and enslaved all of them.
4meAndyou · F
@xixgun Yup. I also volunteered at a womens drug rehab shelter which was located (for a short time) on Rte 105 in Middleborough in an old farm house. I once took the little kids I was watching on a little walking field trip down the street, where a huge granite stone hearth and part of a stone chimney were all that was left of a house built by a farmer in the 1600's and they were all killed by Indians and the farmhouse burned to the ground with them in it.
There was a ladybug on the stones, and I started to recite the ladybug poem to the children....and then I realized where I was standing and what I was saying.
There was a ladybug on the stones, and I started to recite the ladybug poem to the children....and then I realized where I was standing and what I was saying.
Hepsie · 22-25, F
Yes. You are right. Harri Tudur (Henry VII) was Welsh. He travelled round Wales rounding up soldiers and stayed with the gentry overnight and slept with the maids. And that’s the reason I exist! And he went to England and killed Richard III and took the throne. Perhaps it was ok in those days but I am not sure. I am not sure that a lot of what happens now is ok. And I am not sure it will ever be ok before the world comes to an end. @4meAndyou