... going on a roadtrip! It will likely have little to no cell coverage where we are going so it's likely I won't reply till I'm back. Will be back on the 5th.
That's true. It's like local history. We don't really investigate local history markers here because, well, we grew up here and it's just part of our general knowledge. I visit the oldest continually lived in city in the USA every year, St. Augustine, FL. I visit the sights and enjoy them. The locals probably visit only rarely. I was full grown before I visited the largest and most expensive British fort in North America, Fort Frederica on St. Simons Island, GA and I live less than 20 miles away from it.
That's true. It's like local history. We don't really investigate local history markers here becau
Humm, yeah and the problem with it being 'general knowledge' is it's normally only a fraction of the story. You end up knowing more about other countries history over your own. It's kinda sad considering how many historical locations there are around.
Humm, yeah and the problem with it being 'general knowledge' is it's normally only a fraction of the
Yeah. That's true. I consider myself quite knowledgeable in the history of the USA but I learn things every time I visit an area I'd never visited before.
Yeah. That's true. I consider myself quite knowledgeable in the history of the USA but I learn thi
