Planet Earth: New Mexico | Ancestral Apache Lands | Documentary

After finding out that her ancestors belonged to the Chiricahua tribe, a band of Apache Native Americans, Christy embarks on a journey of discovery through her beautiful ancestral homelands.
What if paradise exists as a place on earth? In Somewhere on Earth, we travel to some of the most beautiful places in the world. In this episode we travel to New Mexico.
This documentary was produced by Patly Prod and directed by Scott Schneider. It was first released in 2015.
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[@jollietalvarez8560]

Yes girl am with you can you feel the land /ancestors

[@kinakomouri6604]

Such a sustainable, natural, beautiful life!

[@bethbartlett5692]

A beautiful land, one that has been drawing my interest. Born in Chicago, relocated to my Dad's home area in W Tennessee, and having chosen to live in Southern Nevada for 17 years, I had to return to Tennessee due to a health condition.
I never really "fit in Tennessee". Although, a beautiful state, it has always been the "Socio-political Perspective" that I don't share.
I loved Nevada, and it remains a great choice, but New Mexico and Arizona both appeal to me as well.
Having flown across this country, routinely, every other week or so, with my job, I always desired to "Road Trip" I-40/Old Route 66, taking my time to get a feel for the land and People.
... and that's my Intention now, I look forward to the experience. I even look forward to preparing for the trip. A new vehicle first, so I have both the space and the confident reliability of Roadside Assistance.
... and off I shall go, to enjoy,explore, and retrieve my things in Storage in Las Vegas.
My dog, a friend, and my Divine Overseers will accompany me, and I shall focus on fun, delicious discoveries, and ease.
Living the Journey with Positive Expectations and Experiences, as my Soul intended. 🔑
... and stops along the way to "Paint the Landscapes" will be so Satisfying.
✨☀️✨

[@ayeboaye9140]

So quiet so beautiful ❤️

[@ewellfossum]

I've been saying this for years now....I hate it when people claim to be Chiricahua Apache, much less Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache. I am a 3x great grandson of Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache chief's Victorio, Mangas Coloradas, and Loco, I am also a great, great grandson of US Chiricahua Apache scouts Charles Martine Sr and Paul Guydelkon Sr. I am a half blood Chiricahua and know my history very well....

[@Bruceleekungfoo]

Heeeee shik'iis!! Hagont'ee? Nnee isdzáné nshłį́į́. Hadin ántį́į́?

[@moreno8383]

The Western Apache need their collective Name like "Coyoteros" how they were once called

[@21lifestyletv]

Very lovely kind of life

[@junior1497]

So who was native in her family that made her change her accent? Cus I know that’s not how they speak in California

[@kennethbriody8396]

Where is warm springs, always thought it was around T or C. New Mexico

[@bethbartlett5692]

What a handsome couple.

[@carefugee533]

Not everyone knows their history because we were captured and some of our ancestors had to change their in names to not be killed.

[@Dan-ee2hp]

(White women) 1% Native American
Wow I feel it this is my land 😂

[@rangles1050]

Someone doesn't know how genetics works 💀 someone who is 25% can easily be white as hell it happens

[@bubbafett225]

What I was saying 😂, got more right to that land than her, her family probably got with the gringos that pushed the actual New Mexicans out thru land grab tactics via the courts

[@JaoFrias]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidcardone2141]

Gabutero Spanish Filipino

[@fakereality96]

Story sounds kinda sus to me, but anyone can be anything these days.

[@JaoFrias]

She’s European not “Native American” 😂😂😂😂

[@brysonbutler8942]

Trust Jesus Christ the SON of GOD! John 14:6 Jesus saith unto them , I am the Way , The Truth, and The Life : No man cometh to the Father , but by Me

[@JoseRios-no1nq]

Amen

[@bethbartlett5692]

He said we all were of God, and he said Judge Not ...

[@theluckydogco]

More horse video, and more 2 people video than video of lands of New Mexico.