First Feast: Thanksgiving's predecessor - Paperback

by Mark T. Bueltmann (Author)

Thanksgiving, our annual festival of sharing amongst family and friends. A feast of favorite foods and comradery originated to memorialize the appreciation and remembrance of two diverse groups. On that chilled day in the Fall of 1621 the Pilgrims of the Mayflower and the indigenous people of the land far West celebrated a meal together, a meal characterized by sharing and kindness. However, our views and perspectives of that first Thanksgiving are recorded and told from the perspective of those present. There was a predecessor. Lost in the annals of history is a story of a similar meal shared amongst adventurers and escapists. A meal shared by those from the land of the Crowne and those native to a land of untouched valleys and forests, a land they called home. This event has a different viewpoint. Found within these pages are the remembrances and adventures leading to that meal as re-told generationally from the surviving few. Recorded on these pages is that event - that First Feast.