Then & Now: Mashantucket Pequot, Tantaquidgeon Museum, Logee’s
Listen, learn.
Editor's note: Much of this story has been updated and moved forward. Learning more with every field trip.
We control and manipulate the path of the burn by pouring water on the sides of the log, ensuring a nice even burn to best shape the canoe (mushooy) 💦🔥🛶 #boatbuilding #canoe #education #fyp #pequot #history #water #WaterIsLife #traditional #tradition #nativeamerican #fire #boatlife #boating #building #native #learn #fyp #culture #fishing #fishingislife #survival #survivalist
Posted by Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center on Wednesday, September 20, 2023
“We control and manipulate the path of the burn by pouring water on the sides of the log, ensuring a nice even burn to best shape the canoe (mushooy).”
I'm back from Scotland, and everywhere in the house, my Meemo is not. It was bearable while I was away, but being home is excruciating. Grief, grief, grief. pic.twitter.com/WkwP9CbXJA
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“How we treat our fellow creatures is only one more way in which each one of us, every day, writes our own epitaph- bearing into the world a message of light & life or just more darkness & death, adding to the world's joy or to its despair.”
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