Thank you! I look forward to more T.R.talks! It a Bully topic!
@Atitlan1222Ай бұрын
I was there June 2024 in Macedonia, Col. The river flows a lot faster than I imagined. We jumped in and had to swim pretty hard to keep from drifting down river. Lots of "islotes" or floating islands of vegetation constantly floating by. 'If you've never been there it's worth every cent to see/experience the immensity of it...before it it's totally destroyed.
@evelynvictorymatheny90473 жыл бұрын
i am a HUGE fan of your grandfather, Theodore Roosevelt! I wish we had more like him today. he was encouraging, fascinating, a survivor and a true bad@$$. i am currently reading the river of doubt and am loving everything about it. i will watch all in this series!
@ASallasLАй бұрын
I'm from Cuiabá
@Billybo-222 жыл бұрын
I’m reading ROD now and they’ve just reached the river head ! Wow, what a collection of men!
@davidjamesdrake65583 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@jaybennett23611 ай бұрын
TR Junior was the only general in the U.S. Army to land on the Normandy beach under fire on D-Day. Died of a heart attack within a month.
@maxheadrom3088 Жыл бұрын
Hello! I'm from Brazil and I have to thank a few people from the US: Larry Rohter, who spent 4 years researching for his biography about Cândido Rondon, PBS for the "Into the Amazon" AE episode and Theodore Roosevelt for demanding the National Geographic Society to also laureate Rondon for the expedition. I have a question: Roosevelt was a man of his time and held a lot of views that nowadays are considered "incorrect". I find those views wrong but I know they were commonplace during his time and that should not be used against him. On the PBS film it's mentioned Roosevelt was impressed with the way Rondon interact with the indigenous populations. My question is if the experience changed some of Roosevelt's views about indigenous peoples. Thanks!
@jaybennett23611 ай бұрын
TR couldn't take Quentin because he died in WWI. Kermit committed suicide in middle age after struggling with alcoholism from the time he got back from the Amazon.
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Thank you! I look forward to more T.R.talks! It a Bully topic!
I was there June 2024 in Macedonia, Col. The river flows a lot faster than I imagined. We jumped in and had to swim pretty hard to keep from drifting down river. Lots of "islotes" or floating islands of vegetation constantly floating by. 'If you've never been there it's worth every cent to see/experience the immensity of it...before it it's totally destroyed.
i am a HUGE fan of your grandfather, Theodore Roosevelt! I wish we had more like him today. he was encouraging, fascinating, a survivor and a true bad@$$. i am currently reading the river of doubt and am loving everything about it. i will watch all in this series!
I'm from Cuiabá
I’m reading ROD now and they’ve just reached the river head ! Wow, what a collection of men!
Thank you!
TR Junior was the only general in the U.S. Army to land on the Normandy beach under fire on D-Day. Died of a heart attack within a month.
Hello! I'm from Brazil and I have to thank a few people from the US: Larry Rohter, who spent 4 years researching for his biography about Cândido Rondon, PBS for the "Into the Amazon" AE episode and Theodore Roosevelt for demanding the National Geographic Society to also laureate Rondon for the expedition. I have a question: Roosevelt was a man of his time and held a lot of views that nowadays are considered "incorrect". I find those views wrong but I know they were commonplace during his time and that should not be used against him. On the PBS film it's mentioned Roosevelt was impressed with the way Rondon interact with the indigenous populations. My question is if the experience changed some of Roosevelt's views about indigenous peoples. Thanks!
TR couldn't take Quentin because he died in WWI. Kermit committed suicide in middle age after struggling with alcoholism from the time he got back from the Amazon.