Tocabaga

[Hal Gorges]

Moving on over to the Temple mound, I noticed this information billboard,( this is the tourist area that’s why I never saw it, ) anyway, pics. 1-2-3-4 and 5 tell the tale, pic.1 mentions the plaza or ball court...Pic. 2 is a good description of the people at the time of European arrival...Pic.3 Narvaez and his band of cutthroats got what was coming to em...Pic.4 tells oft he beginning of the end for all the Florida tribes, according to educator Charles Blanchard.....So I’m saying if that’s true there can be no link between the fla. tribes that were here during the missions period and the creek nation... and so the lineage ended, this could be important in cases of reparation, nuff of that...Pic. 5 gives some info....Pics. 6 is a yellow crowned night Herron, no.7, is a juvenile...My wife, then girlfriend, used to come here in the fifties before it was much of a park, we found our first arrowhead together, yupp, that’s the truth , we’ll almost she spotted it first, pic. 8 this place is as special to us as it was to the people of Tocabaga... THE END.

[redrocks]

Good informational post Hal. So is that the point you guys found together? It's a beauty

[Hal Gorges]

Yes it is, and it is my most favorite one of the whole collection, for obvious reasons.

[willjo]

Neat information wonderful read, thanks

[Hal Gorges]

Thanks, Jo.

[KyChipStone]

Wow, thanks for sharing Harold...Great story as well...Cheers!

[Lindenmeier-Man]

Ha ! Brought your girlfriend there, you Dog ! Did a angle pass by after the find ( Kiss ) ?
One question, them Herron's any good to eat ?

[Hal Gorges]

No comment on the smooching,, as for roasted Herron, the Indians ate em, but now, Florida and I love em.lol.