Maria Tharp and the Ocean Floors; Great Reads with Larry D Layne

Great Reads is a series of 200+ videos. I talk about books, fiction and non-fiction, which I have liked, for various ages, from children to adults. There will be a new video each Sunday and Wednesday. My Starting Point is Trees, but One Thing Leads to Another, like branches, to include animals and trees, Africa, China, the Age of Exploration, Australia, flight, North America, gardening and plants, the poles, life in the oceans, boats, islands, journeys, and back to trees. Ep. 66

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fascinating looking up through the watery depths how different the world would appear the maps were so cool we forget the fiery furnace within the earth under all that water will check this one out
I'm studying Arab history: by the end of 1912 the entire coast of North Africa was under European colonial domination
in the 1820's printing presses were among the first industrial goods imported into the middle east
all the best Peace 🕊️ 🕊️ 🕊️ 🕊️

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Yes, Maria Tharp. She faced the same blockades to pursuing her dreams that many women have. I assume that your current studies must speak about that issue. Chris, you are an example of how all people can self-educated themselves. Virtually all of Africa was under European colonial domination, thus it wasn't only women who were boxed in but men, too. Thanks, for your thoughts.