Recent content by fox~ringo

I think the Peruvian real had more silver than other currencies.

Ironically enough, the one Clanton that survived the gunfight would probably not have been mourned at all if he had been the only one killed. Ike Clanton was the primary instigator of all of it, but Wyatt did sort of screw him over before things went to shit.

Pretty much, be an earlier version of the Bisbee Massacre. All of the Cowboys would have to leave Arizona. The Earps weren't the most popular people in Cochise County, but they had the law on their side. Citizens would have taken justice in their own hands if the Earps had been killed.

Now do elevation relief map.

Utah or Pah-Ute, or even Goshute, could work. I'd swap Rio Grande for New Mexico and New Mexico for Dinetah since you've got the Rio Grande boundary, but that's me. I started reading your TL today, nice job.

Beautiful map, but one question: were the Navajo or Apache moved to OTL Utah/Nevada? Because the Dinetah depicted here was the traditional lands of the Paiute, Ute, and Utah.

Very interesting, subscribed with much enthusiasm!

I tend to agree with this hypothesis. Domestication is a two-way street, it changed us as much as it changed them.

Yeah, I think that works better, pretty much guarantees a Navajo rep in Congress. Nice job.

You've got the Hopi Reservation and the western half of the Navajo Nation in the same district (21st) as Flagstaff and heavily GOG Kingman and Mojave County, but if it's 90% Navajo then it can't possibly be a safe R district. Something's off there. Respectfully, the Navajo, Apache, and Hopi...

Really digging this project, but oh boy that Arizona map. Yeesh. Did you take Native American reservations in account, like, at all?

Maybe the film industry sets up in Houston instead of Los Angeles, but that might require a pre-1900 POD, too.

Take care, BNC, looking forward to the TL's eventual return!

The Chiricahua took prisoners? Huh. This has been a good read, by the way.

Tropical Baja California, I love it.