Fort Ross
Fort Ross State Historic Park was established in 1906 to set aside a unique site where Russians, with the help of Native Alaskans, developed a colony in California. It was built beside Metini, the seasonal home of the Native Californians, the Kashaya, who lived in this area for centuries.
Fort Ross was a Russian-American Company settlement between the years 1812-1841. It was established as an agricultural colony to support the company’s settlements in Alaska, and as a base from which to hunt California sea mammals.
Read more about Fort Ross here or here or here.
This is one of those places that escaped my radar. If not for a fellow blogger - who's blog I cannot recall at the moment - I would not have known there is such a thing as Fort Ross. Thank you fellow blogger for featuring Fort Ross in your blog. I hope I remember who she/he is :)
Fort Ross was a Russian-American Company settlement between the years 1812-1841. It was established as an agricultural colony to support the company’s settlements in Alaska, and as a base from which to hunt California sea mammals.
Read more about Fort Ross here or here or here.
This is one of those places that escaped my radar. If not for a fellow blogger - who's blog I cannot recall at the moment - I would not have known there is such a thing as Fort Ross. Thank you fellow blogger for featuring Fort Ross in your blog. I hope I remember who she/he is :)
It's always fun finding these gems, Maria. I know what you mean. I had never heard of this place either!
ReplyDeleteWow - these shots are gorgeous! So picturesque!
ReplyDeleteVery cool wooden structures and beautiful tree on top.
ReplyDeletevery nice. as you may already know, i love visiting historical parks.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a beautiful place...great photos too. Thanks for the visit on my WW.
ReplyDeletei like the 3rd photo's details and framing
ReplyDeleteVery nice perspectives of the fort.
ReplyDeleteI like that cannon!
ReplyDeleteIt was nicely renovated.
ReplyDeletewow! wow! and more wow! why do you always feature places that's really my type. if i get the chance to get there... ill definitely check with you first before ill do my itinerary.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting place. You did a fine job with this series presenting the place to us. Nice job of shooting.
ReplyDeleteLovely place and the last shot is fantastic!
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