Man in the World
The more I travel, learn and experience, the more I realize how little I know of the world
Month: June 2017
Nature and Charm in Wendake, Québec City
Wendake, Québec City, Quebec, Canada. 5. June, 2017. In one of the suburbs of Québec City in Canada is L’Ancienne-Lorette. Within that burrough can be found the Native American Huron-Wendat First Nation of Wendake with 3,000 members. A well to do but a small… Continue Reading “Nature and Charm in Wendake, Québec City”
Ville de Québec – Histoire et Culture
Québec, Quebec, Canada. 5. June, 2017. One wrong decision can sometimes have drastic consequences. Stay inside or go outside. Let’s toss a coin. The Battle of the Plains of Abraham in September 1769 was fought between French and British forces outside the strong walls… Continue Reading “Ville de Québec – Histoire et Culture”
Walk in Beauty in Dinétah, the Navaho IR
Dinétah (Navaho Indian Reservation), Arizona, USA. 23.-24. May, 2017. When entering the Navaho Indian Reservation (Dinétah in the Navaho (Diné bizaad) language) at the picturesque Marble Canyon in Arizona, one meets sale booths with a great variety of locally made hands and crafts, ranging… Continue Reading “Walk in Beauty in Dinétah, the Navaho IR”
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Standing Rock Update — Voices from the Margins
Posted on 29. June, 2017 by Man in the World
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A Minnesota resident sent a letter to the governor. This oil madness must be stopped. Carol A. Hand The news from Standing Rock, North Dakota, is alarming. I’m not sure if the link below will take to you to a recent video of escalating… Continue Reading “Standing Rock Update — Voices from the Margins”
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Category: Oyáte (Sioux), Political Commentary