Hello, to you. It is interesting about the street name. In the Carolinas, i have no idea of any of the names are of black people, but they often name streets with the person’s first and last names. I really like the Southern Oregon wineries, for 28 years i ran a shop where they were heavily represented. It was all Oregon wines, over a hu…
Hello, to you. It is interesting about the street name. In the Carolinas, i have no idea of any of the names are of black people, but they often name streets with the person’s first and last names. I really like the Southern Oregon wineries, for 28 years i ran a shop where they were heavily represented. It was all Oregon wines, over a hundred wineries. Now, i work for Sineann winery, right across from Champoeg (sham poo ee) Park, where the statehood vote took place. The area is called French Prairie, as the original settlers were Metis, white, mainly French trappers and farmers with Indian wives, including Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau and his wife, Sacagawea, of the Lewis and Clark expedition
Hello, to you. It is interesting about the street name. In the Carolinas, i have no idea of any of the names are of black people, but they often name streets with the person’s first and last names. I really like the Southern Oregon wineries, for 28 years i ran a shop where they were heavily represented. It was all Oregon wines, over a hundred wineries. Now, i work for Sineann winery, right across from Champoeg (sham poo ee) Park, where the statehood vote took place. The area is called French Prairie, as the original settlers were Metis, white, mainly French trappers and farmers with Indian wives, including Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau and his wife, Sacagawea, of the Lewis and Clark expedition