Treasure Hunt Tycoon

After the girls were rejected, they never came up again to invite drinks.

Many men came to toast, with a very respectful attitude. Li Du and others were embarrassed to refuse, and drank from bowl to bowl.

As a result, more and more toasts came, especially Li Du. He looked at the long line standing behind his forehead and did not understand what was going on, so he started asking for help.

Marsari, the secretary of the tribe, was next to him, and he asked: "Hi, madam, can you tell me why everyone came to toast us?"

Marshall giggled: "Two reasons are that our Hopi are very enthusiastic, and the second is that I have shown them the confrontation between you and the Navajo people, and they feel sincere admiration for you and come to toast. "

Now that people have said so, Li Du is not good at rejecting.

The men who came to him toasting were arranged in order by ten and became a long line.

Hans was far less crowded. He looked at Li Duqiang with a smile, and immediately rejoiced: "Ha, man, you are like a flower queen in a gold mine in Texas in the 19th century. Everyone is waiting in line for Fakke ! "

Li Du glanced at him and smiled grinningly, "Very well, you're offending me, I want to get revenge on you."

Hans, afraid of his careful thought, quickly said, "I'm kidding ..."

Before he finished speaking, Li Du had already spoken. He dragged Hans over and said, "Dear warriors, the confrontation with the Navajo people is not just me, but this brother! "

"No no no, I'm not." Hans waved his hand like cramps.

Someone asked, "Why didn't we see him in the video?"

Hans nodded again and again: "Yes, yes, warrior, you are right."

Li Du had already prepared the answer long ago: "Although he is not in the lens, he has half of him on the military medal! Who do you think, who made the video? Yes, it is my brother!"

"When he was just making the video, the Navajo threatened him, insulted him, beat him, and didn't allow him to make the video. But he didn't fear the threat and insisted on recording the truth!"

He was very emotional in these words, and Hans was stunned.

Turris patted his shoulder and said, "Good job, Boss Fu, I don't know when you are so brave."

The other Indians looked at him with admiration, and then the line in front of Li Du was divided into two columns, one straight to Hans.

Hans raised his bowl in despair: "Drink, drink to death!"

Li Du releases the little flying bug, drinks energy while drinking, and makes up for it by converting alcohol into energy, so that he can not get drunk with a thousand glasses.

The Indians worshipped those who could drink. His gesture of drinking like a glass of wine has won them praise, and the applause and applause continued.

Throughout the night of Kavalala, he was like a groom at a wedding, accepting toasts, drinking, and draining in the toilet.

Until the early hours, the party finally came to an end.

Li Du finally freed up, his stomach was filled with alcohol, but he didn't eat any food, so this would feel particularly contradictory: unbearable and hungry.

Taking a roast lamb leg from the fire, he cut a piece of meat on it and rubbed the salt bricks vigorously. After tasting the taste, it was salty, so he ate it happily.

Godzilla is still eating and drinking. Instead of rubbing the meat with salt bricks, he scrapes the salt bricks with a knife and scrapes the salt from the top. This makes it more enjoyable to eat.

The group slept in the thatched house until the morning, and the Hopi's green wine was not high, but they drank too much and would inevitably get drunk.

After returning the feathers and packing the goods obtained from the transaction, the team slowly left the Hopi reserve.

This Hopi trip made a lot of money for the treasure hunters. In addition to hunting knives, they also traded various handicrafts, which are very popular in the outside world.

The last attraction on the return trip is Lake Powell.

Lake Powell is actually a reservoir meandering between Arizona and Utah in the United States. Because of its unique history and environment, it has become a famous tourist destination in the southwestern United States.

This lake is not old, and although it was built when the Glen Canyon Dam was built in 1956, it was not introduced until 1980 after the introduction of water from Colorado, San Juan, and Escalante rivers Completed in a real sense.

After hitting the road, they drove along a road not far from the San Juan River, and then they saw Lake Powell.

The lake covers an area of ​​65,000 hectares, is 170 meters deep, 300 kilometers long, and has a coastline of 3500 kilometers long.

When approaching the lake, Li Du saw many Indians on the road, and a clip was set on one of the sections.

Based on the dress and clothing of these people, he saw at a glance that this was a Navajo, and asked: "What are they going to do? Is there a fee for the card? The government doesn't care?"

In fact, this is not the case ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ The Navajo people are not completely unreasonable and overbearing. They set up clamps to force the car to slow down and send things into the car.

Hans knew what was going on, explaining: "They are protesting to claim back the land ownership around Lake Powell."

The truck stopped, an Indian girl came up with a smile, shoved them a few leaflets, and attached a small gift, which was very humane.

The leaflet describes the history of Lake Powell's repairs, almost the modern history of the area, and the history of bullying of them by the US government.

This land originally belonged to the Navajo people. Later, to build lakes and dams, the government exchanged a piece of land in southern Utah with them.

The Navajo people were very resistant to this because the surrounding land was fertile, and the land in southern Utah was barren and could not be cultivated at all.

But at the time, Uncle Sam was very domineering. It was considered conscience that they had not slaughtered all the Navajos. They have not done so in history.

Now with the increase in the number of Indians and their social status, they have begun to bring up this period of history and want to recover land rights.

This is not impossible. The US Congress has already begun to discuss this issue. Of course, they are discussing whether to demolish these dams and open Lake Powell.

If Lake Powell is abandoned, the government will not need to occupy the land, and the Navajo people will be able to regain access to it.

It is also because of hope that the Navajo people did not take radical measures in this matter, but wanted to put pressure on the government through propaganda.

Leaving Kazi, Lake Powell entered their field of vision.

This lake is very magnificent, surrounded by crimson red rocks and red earth, and a large area of ​​green is wrapped in red, which is very colorful!