After we finished with the ships our young man got a taste of life ashore on the young American continent. Indian village structures called "yehakins" were a more semi-permanent dwelling than the nomadic tepees that dotted the western and plains states. A small
village typical of the Algonquain or Powhatan tribes is juxtaposed with the high walled fort of the English
settlement. It was one big (historical) playground for the little man.
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| Dylan thinks the Powhatan yehakin makes a cool tent. |
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| He's not afraid of a little manual labor! |
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| Gotta go...more to see... |
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