Coming Taylor in Westward the Women Soon Gable & Gardner in Lone Star
Dry Dry Desert looking westward from the oasis. Tubba Blubba’s Castle overlooks the desert from the top of Gusty Gulch. Dry Dry Ruins is just out of sight on the northern edge of the desert-PM64 Minecraft Project Update
TIL that the renowned Conestoga wagon, the backbone of any Oregon Trail playthrough, was almost never used by westward settlers as it was too heavy to pass the soft prairie trails.
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Typhoon Tisoy is still a category 3 with one minute winds of approximately 195km/h. As of 9:00 am it is on the island of Marinduque. It is expexted to travel westwards and make landfall on the north side of Mindoro. More info in the comments.
Slice The Cake - Westward Bound Part I (The Lantern). Such a masterful combination of spoken-word prose and metal. This album transcends description.
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What if Alexander the Great had directed his war of conquest Westward instead?
I understand that Alexander was influenced by his father and predecessor, Philip, who himself had hoped to one day launch a war against Persia to the east.
But suppose Alexander was personally more inclined to conquer the states and people to the West. In this case, I imagine the likes of Carthage in North Africa and the emerging Roman Republic in the Italian peninsula would have been his most formidable opponents.
To what extent would this westward conquest have been successful?
Why did the Empire not expand westwards?
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As we know, the Egyptian Empire in the New Kingdom expanded chiefly southwards through Nubia and eastwards into western Asia.
Why is it that they did not expand to the same extent westwards, I'd have thought colonising the Libyans before they became a serious threat would be a shrewd move. Was it due to lack of resources, ignorance, or was their attention simply taken up by their eastern rivals?
What if Native American tribes had, in good faith, been offered territorial government status during the USA's westward expansion?
Say, before settlers started entering the area, the government sent a delegation to meet with the tribes, with something like the following:
"The United States has claimed sovereignty over this land, and soon our people will come here whether you like it or not, and they may not respect your way of life. However, I am authorized to establish your tribal government as the recognized territorial government, under the United States' Government, of the region you already live in. You will have to acknowledge the my government as superior to yours and adhere to our constitution, but you will be eligible to receive assistance from my government, will have a path to becoming a bonafide state, equal to the other states within my nation, and your authority within the region will be more respected."
Alpine beauty: Looking westward from the peak of Karwendelspitze (2385 m), Bavaria. From the village of Mittenwald I climbed the Dammkar, Germany’s longest (7 km) free skiing slope. Plus 40° inclination and an elevation of 1350 m. And as I don’t ski, I simply hiked down again with my snowshoes 😁
Since everyone is asking for the seed: "Old Guard". Really good spawning locations westward, not bad up north. So far, I have around 24 legendaries on day 186 because of this map (I understand the map seed does not determine legendaries, but this is by far the best map I've had so far).
Westward Ho! Devon, First day that the local ice cream van was out in the village. Despite the blustery weather people where still buying them. Proper British weather.
Did the PIE expand Westwards first, and then a component expanded back to the East and became the Andronova Culture before going to India/Iran?
I'm reading this article from wiki, and it seems, according to the way that they explain it, how the Aryans arrived in South and South West Asia.
However, I'm skeptical of this because the Eastern PIE speakers speak a satem language, and the Western PIE speakers speak a centum one. If the PIE speakers who came to the Andronova/Sintashta area were migrating from Central Europe, then they, too, would be speaking a centum language.
Please clarify.
America’s Westward Expansion Trails: The History and Legacy of the 19th Century’s Most Famous Routes to the West by Charles River Editors
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Help with Hyacinth that seems to be struggling. I’ve had it for three weeks and it sits in a westward facing window in my Chicago office. The stalk on the right lost all its blooms and is wilting. The left has four new blooms on the top but the lower ones are wilting. Suggestions appreciated!
Music with similar theme as Save yourself - Stabbing westward on the incapacity to take care of someone (even if one would like to). Any genre ok!
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When someone runs eastwards, with Earth's rotation, they are even faster relative to space and when someone runs westwards, against the rotation, they become slower than they are when standing still.
Since the earth is spinning, if you tiptoe east, you are still going faster if you sprint as fast as you can westward
What if Yuezhi Defeated the xioungu tribe changing the direction of the Turkic migrations Eastward instead of Westward?
Which implications would it have to China or Manchuria? Could any defeated turkic tribe migrate to the north and discover Alaska?
After Watching, "The question" Do you still believe that Westward expansion into the West coast of the US still didn't happen?
Some stormy could over the beach in Westward Ho! In the UK yesterday.
Did the PIE expand Westwards first, and then a component expanded back to the East and became the Andronova Culture before going to India/Iran?
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How history would change if Turks remained in Central Asia and never migrated westward in the 11th century?
"French refugees and their belongings loaded into farm carts near Bretencourt moving westward to escape the advancing Germans, 23 March 1918." By David McLellan.
Why didn’t the Mongols continue westward into Europe proper?
The real reason the Europeans started exploring westward
TDIH: Albert Bierstadt, born January 7, 1830, was a German-American painter best known for his lavish, sweeping landscapes of the American West. He joined several journeys of the Westward Expansion to paint the scenes.
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Does anyone happen to know the address of The Frozen Treat near Cavendish? It uses this clipart as its logo. Passed it on my way westward and would really appreciate if someone could help me find it!
What is everyone's opinions of Stabbing Westward?
Why did ancient persian emperors direct more of their conquests westwards (greece, babylon etc.) instead of India to the east?
"Westward from the Davis Strait, 'tis there 'twas said to lie", sings Stan Rogers of the Northwest Passage. By whom?
Given how little of the Canadian arctic coast had been reliably mapped (as I understand it much of the really accurate surveying was done by expeditions looking for Franklin), who was so sure of the existence of the Passage, and why, given the obviously harsh conditions, did they believe it'd be navigable by ordinary merchant ships?
The Westward Ho, Downtown Phoenix
How the Word 'Ghetto' Traveled from Europe to America: Daniel B. Schwartz Explores the Westward Exodus of European Jews
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