Talk:Wilderness Road
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[edit] Wow !
What an amazing article! full of drama and evocative period detail. I don't know what constitutes a "featured article" but this one certainly deserves to be highlighted in some way.
"In 1750, Dr. Thomas Walker, a Virginian, explored and documented the existence and features of Cumberland Gap, which had been worn down by buffalos (American bison) and Indian hunting parties. (Kincaid, 47)"
- Is that actually saying that the Cumberland Gap was created by bison and people? Perhaps it is supposed to mean that the path that Daniel Boone widened was created by Indians and bison? Pfly 18:25, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
