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Sarah Taber

ps. I'm running for Commissioner of Agriculture in North Carolina. Whale tales aside- I'm here for solving rural areas' economic challenges. And I can't do it alone, so if you can, help me win this thing!

Website: taberfornc.com

Donate: secure.actblue.com/donate/mast

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Tom Pearce replied to Sarah

@sarahtaber I don't think I can do much from Scotland other than boosting your post, but my best wishes. Good luck!

AccordionBruce replied to Sarah

@sarahtaber
The Vikings starved in Greenland because they tried to grow cattle and sheep didn’t they?

And refused to ask the Inuit how they’d been surviving all this time?

Shakes head at arrogant Norwegian ancestors

Gurre Vildskägg replied to AccordionBruce

@AccordionBruce @sarahtaber
The Norse made it a few centuries on Greenland with their farming techniques from Iceland.

But yeah, the the climate shifted to Greenland being like today, and there's no sign of them adopting anything from the Inuit who lived to the north. Some contact must have existed, but no nothing learned, no intermarriages.

/have read up on it a few times since high school iut of interest.

Hisham replied to AccordionBruce

@AccordionBruce honest question from someone from the other side of the Equator: how do the inuit do it?

ahimsa replied to Sarah

@sarahtaber Thanks for sharing that story!

In the alt text for one of the images it says, "Screenshot from the article linked above." But I didn't see a link in any of the posts.

I think this story is the source of the quotes, just for anyone else who is curious:

cowboysindians.com/2018/03/the

cpm replied to Sarah
ShadSterling replied to Sarah

@sarahtaber I wish my local candidates had campaign ads as good as this!

Pamela Barroway – Biz Editor replied to Sarah

@sarahtaber I just donated! If you happen to be doing any text banks or postcarding please toot that too.

PS Thanks for being active here in the #Fediverse. I was a longtime follower back on Xitter.

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