We are proud to president another installment of her local event with bob richard. We are also very proud and you may have seen all the audiovisual equipment toward the back of the room. We are very proud to president cspan is filming thiss today so when you get home he you cannot only watch this on the center of the west to Youtube Channel youll be able to watch it on o cspan. Anyway this talk is an interesting genesis to me. Two of the earliest families in the area are either frost and Richard Family but the frost family had a ranch outside of town and one summer a photographer came to the summer and he had all this equipment. He had plates and photographers and yet all these cameras in the left them at the end of the summer. A 20yearold took Office Equipment at that point was not just a hunting guide by this leader of yellowstone he also became a photographer and Jack Richards became an esteemed photographer so photography runs in these two families and you haveen these families int
Really just sort of scratched the surface out here, and theres a lot more information potential with this site. Its very unique, particularly for this area, the midatlantic region. You dont typically see slavery being practiced on the scale that it was being practiced here at leramie taj. I think i mentioned that 90 slaves is roughly 10 times the number of enslaved individuals you would have expected to be living here. So thats an extremely unusual circumstance for this area. You know, like i said, they are about 20 x 34 feet. Thats just under 700 square feet of living space. If in fact there were only six structures total, one can assume there were somewhere between maybe as many as 12 or 15 People Living in each these dwelling houses which probably sounds like a lot, so i i would i would guess or assume that these may have been extended family units, for example, living together. Multiple generations of families. Like i say, these are pretty utilitarian, simple, expediently construct
Employees that work there trading and making money. Rosanna you and i have talked about this. You need to rob a bank to go over the tolls. It turns out, it is not our imagination. One third of all tolls collected nationwide. Greg that is why. When i was in the military, id go away from new york. Maybe his wife told. All right. No kidding. Rosanna not our imagination. Greg we want to think tony goldman, mr. President. He showed up yesterday. Greg we tried to convince him to dump olivia pope. No matter how hot she is, you have to leave her, mr. President rosanna i just loves it. Good sport. Greg good stuff. I wish you could hear that, by the way. Meantime, mike woods. Nice day. Mike the two of us were like, okay, come on. Greg verbally abusive out one way. Rosanna he looks good. Mike anyhow. Beautiful fall day coming up for us here. This is pretty typical stuff. Not a big deal. Bridgeport, connecticut, mated up to 68 degrees. Starts off much the same. Maybe a hair milder. We do not have
We have positive news overnight clouds rolled in overnight and kept the temperatures up. Most locations are above freezing, which is good news. Were seeing a little bit of black ice not nearly as much as we could have seen. These clouds are acting as an atmospheric blanket. Millville, the own exception 30 degrees, you diplomat see much snow. Whatever coating you picked up yesterday morning melted. All the snow is out here across the viewing area. Thats limiting the amount of icing that were seeing this morning. Forecast for today increasing clouds turning milder. 43 degrees, a decent amount of sunshine to start clouds rolling in later on. Winds switch directioning out of the north at 10 to 15 miles per hour. That will increase the clouds. By 11 00 38 degrees, 1 00 p. M. 41 and 4 00 p. M. Up to which is the normal up to 42. Which is the normal for this time of year. A huge storm develops off the coast monday morning. The question how much of this storm impacts the region. Ill have that
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