im 4-5hour drive from the flower pots thats the local name at low tide pol go venture there i never visited the location but drove by
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bay of fundy is south but im on the shores of the chaleur bay
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Along the Turnagain arm of the Cook Inlet the glacial silt - up to a mile thick, is what we have for beaches.
The silt can act like quicksand.
People have gone out and got stuck, then the tide comes in like a wave. Goodbye 
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Are their Viking ruins in that area?
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not viking but we still have houses from the colonisation periode
were basically on ground zero of america/canada
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Acadia?
I read this is where our Cajun come from.
The Brits evicted them from the land and many went to Louisiana.
Colonists evicting colonists.
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Cajun^^^^. Descendants strait from France.
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But the numbers Orr put up as a Defenseman was incredible!
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Cajuns are professional partiers. Many used to take their families to the dance halls and party until dawn while the kids slept on pallets in the corner.
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I’ve got 1 French ancestor, but he was a Huguenot protestant and moved to New Amsterdam when it was still Dutch.
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Hey @leetdood @TopShelfTrees1. I know the cameraman isn’t the greatest I think he’s high on the job again but check out my latest video I just took and uploaded to YouTube
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technically yes and no cajuns are deported acadians from 1755’s grand derengement some were sent back to france some to louisiana
cajun is a word born to not loose acadian in their geritage imo
acadian/cajun french is far from classical french from france
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guilty as charged hahaha
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a waloon? my great great great, grand father sailed some walloons over to this continent
jesse deforest i heard there is a monument in manhatan cuz hes the first to settle there
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I’m from Shreveport. Not a true cajun, but I love cajun culture and food! I live in VA now. I love it but the food’s better in Louisiana.
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I was mistaken about the New Amsterdam.
They first fled to England and became subjects to the crown.
Jean Bodin, accompanied by his wife, Esther, fled his native country on Saturday, 13 September 1681, a date noted in the financial aid records of the Threadneedle Street Church in London.
Then to New Jersey
The arrival in America of Jean Bodin can be ascertained only by 19 June 1701, when Jean Bodin, as a resident of Middlesex County, in the Province of East Jersey, purchased an 80 acre tract of land on Staten Island, New York from Johannes and Neeltje Messereau. Middlesex County was situated just across Hudson Bay from Staten Island.
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not really thing have changed name since then acadia was new france at one point
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Good morning everyone! Hope yall are off to a good start this morning! Back to work for me
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Good morning 
today im oficialising my job ill ptobly get my schedual too
its been two years ive been a couch potato
gotta peal and carve this potato now
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Good morning brothas 
Half day for me today, I’m looking forward to relaxing later on today.
Hope everyones coffee is deliciously smooth and strong!
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