History
Fort Garland celebrates the history — and recipe — of tortillas in southern Colorado
The cooking lesson at the museum came with a lesson about the history of tortillas.
The Columbia: Beginning and End
True tales from the most interesting place on earth.
The Columbia: Beginning and End
Season 10 Episode 8 | 7m 20s | CC
If finding the river’s mouth was difficult, so too was locating the river’s remote origins in British Columbia. It wasn’t followed from headwaters-to mouth by explorers until 1811. The river has been tamed by dams. Fed by rain, ice and snowmelt, one wonders with climate change, will the Columbia “roll on” in more than song?
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