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When the Cherokee Indian tribe was forced from their original home in GA, TN and NC...they were escorted by US Army troops to OK on foot...that's the definition of the Trail of Tears.
But I seem to remember seeing a sign on TV pointing out a portion of it...don't know which state.
(We weren't very good to the Natives for a while there, were we? What a different world it was.)
Hey, I like that stuff.......but it's all in Canada! Oh, that's the idea! [Me=]. Danged if I know where that birth certificate is. Made a copy of it when I went to driving big rig, haven't looked for it since (that was almost ten years ago!).
But I will keep my eye open for it so I can make a Canadian tour in '08, God willing.
Well, the vacation schedule is out and I wasn't able to get two weeks back-to-back. A change may be possible, but I won't know for a while longer.
Another fly in the ointment is that I made a major goof..the destination in Texas is San Antonio, not Abilene/Lubbock...about 300 miles difference one way. So I guess the original plan won't be do-able.
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