Wildfire damage, Santa Rosa, CA.
Wildfire damage, Santa Rosa, CA.
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ReplyDeleteCENTRAL ASIAN TURKISH POPULATIONS MIGRATION PAPER:
PREPARED WORLD TURKISH CONGRESS STRATEGIC RESEARCH CENTER:
Central Asia The migration of Turks is 650 million Turks, and it is a historical fact that deals with the Turks living on Earth and this
the fact is that a lifetime has been spent to uncover it and this information The findings obtained in the Surveys conducted Anthropological
Materials Archaeological documents and the history of the world that are revealed to the world in the direction of the materials
and never forget that history can never tell unless you lie because history really comes out to face the day.
Migration of Central Asia Tribes Beginning to be known as 300.YY History says that the first real migrations started in the 200th century
Central Asia's climate changes continued into the end of the 200th century even more severely. At that time some Turkish
The tribes reached the American continent by going from the platars below the sea level to the stepless bering
they reached the American continent through the throat Today the first owners of North America and South America Turkish tribes
People who live in Orda are the same as our predecessors with Atsari. Our Atılarımız living in North America and South America
They did not know that it was a new continent, and this continent, which is rich in mining, grew appetite of Continental Europe
In the years 1400-1530, this continent was discovered with the acceleration of its discoveries, but there were those who owned this land,
The British, the French, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the soldiers of this country to the scarcity of indigenous people torture and massacre
these people did not define themselves as Turks, but everyone who was not a nationalist at the time of the tribes
He was referring to his own lineage and tribal groups. Heavy oppressions and massacres in the Americas meant that these tribes were assimilated
In my research conducted by my husband in these countries in many American countries.
a number of mass graves with prangs were found in the mine areas and they were followed by Turkish traces in DNA tests
some of them were found to be lined up in the lead, meaning that the American foot of immigration to the middle asian Turkish tribes was never told
when this fact came out, everyone was in a state of shock, and the Turkish nation had a culture and civilization of 15 thousand years
civilization came from Europe thought collapse here Turkish tribes immigration started a new era in the world
WHAT A HAPPY TURKISH IS ALL WITHIN ALL THEIR ENDLESS LOVERS AND RESPONSES
How are you Jason
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ReplyDeleteLooks like near Mt St. Helena, am I right??
ReplyDeleteIs this close to Mt St Helena??
ReplyDeleteYou take wonderful pictures. Is there any way you could send this photo to me in my E-Mail, so I could have a copy? I love Santa Rosa once my home for 34 yrs, and I wold love to have this picture to hold close to my heart.
ReplyDeleteDeborah Muniz About a half hour. Maybe 45 minutes from Mt. St. Helena. I have downloads enabled for my pictures, so you should just be able to download it from G+.
ReplyDeleteLooks like growth coming in
ReplyDeleteScott Waldheim In some places, the grass has already grown back. In others, not so much.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it takes time
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteThat's sad
ReplyDeleteJust lovely.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteThank Jason it's a beautiful view
ReplyDeleteWow amazing pic
ReplyDeleteWhy you don't have any rains, when you need them.? Ask your president. We have more, then enough, in Florida.
ReplyDeletePraying for you and California
ReplyDeleteA picture taken going into Petaluma 11/17
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ReplyDeleteHope everyone is safe and well
ReplyDeleteScott Waldheim How are you doing ?
ReplyDeleteScott Waldheim Let talk on Hangout I don`t understand this post
ReplyDeleteSure
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