@SnowBoer @KIR_3_ll_13_ @M4RKTU4N_@nikita_mazepin Yeah youโre sort of correct, but they werenโt black like on the west, they were our own people. Thereโs no WLM to my knowledge because โintellectualsโ (not literally) think BLM is more important.
Dear Explorers, you are doing a fantastic job telling your stories. If you want to continue telling your story tomorrow you can do that. I appreciate your hard work a lot!!!
Hello lads! It's Thomas Manio. I just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone for following John Cabot and his crew's adventure to Newfoundland and staying with me while John was missing. On this note, I will unfortunately pass over the account to the archives.
The measurements were a bit wrong, sorry about that ๐๐. Here are the fixed measurements:
Tons: 50
Length: 78 ft (24 m)
Beam: 20 ft 6 in (6.25 m)
Height: 72.5 ft 6 in (22.25 m)
Draught: 7 ft 6 in (2.29 m)
Decks: 2
Hello people! Today I want to present to you the boat that Cabot and the crew used to travel to Newfoundland. Its name is "Matthew." Cabot named it after his wife, Mattea.
One of the crewmen was once a miner and he mined gold that was supposed to be coins. He accidentally broke off little bits, instead of big bits. Then he made "bitcoins" and Cabot hopped on to that idea later.
@212Cortes2 I politely disagree because Cabot did not have to kill anyone to conquer the land that is Newfoundland. But Core of the earth or whatever his name is had to ๐ฌ๐ฌ
Hello, fans of John Cabot. It's February 1498, really sad news emerged today. Cabot has gone missing, along with his 5 ships and 300 men who sailed off to explore the rest of America, from the port of Bristol. We will update you on any news we get.