Very nice clip, John. I, too, am glad to see you back. You always seem to come up with thought-provoking clips that contain far more than their apparency. I find this clip to be of particular interest because my father, though Welsh-English, spent his childhood, in the early 1900s, raised on the Pine Hill Lakota Sioux Reservation, in South Dakota. In addition, my maternal grandfather, Julius Lafayette, was the direct descendant of the son of a Seneca Indian Chief brought to France by the Marquis de Lafayette who married Lafayette's niece. I find myself wishing it were possible to have conversation with every person in these photos.
DAKOTA JIM, "Warden of the Great Wolf Spirit" by Steve Savag...

Very nice clip, John. I, too, am glad to see you back. You always seem to come up with thought-provoking clips that contain far more than their apparency. I find this clip to be of particular interest because my father, though Welsh-English, spent his childhood, in the early 1900s, raised on the Pine Hill Lakota Sioux Reservation, in South Dakota. In addition, my maternal grandfather, Julius Lafayette, was the direct descendant of the son of a Seneca Indian Chief brought to France by the Marquis de Lafayette who married Lafayette's niece. I find myself wishing it were possible to have conversation with every person in these photos.
DAKOTA JIM, "Warden of the Great Wolf Spirit" by Steve Savage "King of the Beasts"
http://sskotb.blogspot.com/2006/10/chief-of-chiefs-through-steve-savage.html