European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 24, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse It ii s Fine fess t Rel urn originally in so s �nd5lri is or a yaws ii Jap. By Mark Swearengen special writer no american Holiday is closer in the hot urls of Arinkus anti Hunters than our thanksgiving Day. Somehow in always seems the perfect Day to took wish Ines of Winter. La i Zippro Plale hat we remember Icse Irum Spires Al thanksgiving. Indeed a prime reason for the Early american cerebral ions was the abundance of fish and wildlife. Marty of the colonists were taught How to Hunt and fish by. The indians and vension wild Turkey and fish were the main fare at the first thanksgiving dinners. Feasts often continued for to or three Days Anil colonists and their Indian Hunter friends celebrated together Fiose Musl have been some spirited occasions perhaps similar to Ihn Dunlin it Lebr Lions Here in Europe h s easy to understand Why thanksgiving Day re Mivins one of american s most beloved holidays i can Well rom Rettber As a Youn Stur ilic1 delicious Turkey dressing and cranberries. Bui before the meal i would often go but u 1 nearby liifec1 or the Woods just simply to be Oul
