A short story about little indian. Very funny!

By the shores of gitche gumee by the shining big- sea- water downward through the evening twilight in the days that are forgotten >from the land of sky blue waters and I said: hello operator E memphis tennessee and she said: I know who you're tryin to call darlin and he's not home he's been away but you can hear him on the airwaves he's howlin at the moon yeah this is your country s N and honey this next one's for you. and all along the highways and under the big western sky they're singing ooo oooooo they're singing wild blue. and way out on the prairie and up in the high Rral they hear a voice it says: good evening this is captain midnight speaking and I've got a song for you goes somethin like this: starlight starbright we're gonna hang some new stars in the he Tonight. they're gonna circle by day they're gonna fly by night we're goin sky high. yoo hooooo hooo. yeah yoo hooo ooo hooooooooo so good night ladies and good night gentlemen keep those cards Letters coming and please don't Call again. geronimo and little nancy marilyn and john f. dancing uncle took the message and it's written on the wall. these are pictures of the houses shining in the midnight moonlight while th G sings love me tender. and all along the watchtowers aand under the big western sky they're singing yoo hooooo they're singing wild blue. and wau wau up there, bursting in air red rockets, brig D glare >from the land of sky blue waters sent by freedom's sons and daughters. we're singing ooo hoooooooo we're singing wild blue. we're singing ooo hoooooooo ooo hooooooooo and dark behind Ose the forest rose the black and gloomy pine trees rose the firs with ones upon them and bright before it beat the water beat the clear and sunny water beat the shing big-sea-water

I am unsure just what this video is about but maybe you can tell me. Listen to the music from Audionautix and listen the words that are coming out of my mouth. I am still on vacation. random much?? Have you enjoyed the random never before seen, random footage on my channel lately? Well here is some more just all chopped up!

Montaje de fotos de la Manada Hiawatha del Grupo Scout Lestonnac 330 (Albacete)en el campamento de verano en Bienservida 2008

On our third, and what would be final, run up the hill Saturday, the whistle valve stuck open. With no shut off valve at our disposal, we had no choice but to let the whistle continue blowing. Afterwards, we realized it was a fitting tribute to our recent fallen Grand Scaler, John Woods, of the ATT&NW RR in Missouri. Otherwise, the Hudson steamed quite well and had no problems negotiating the new 83' radius curve as well as the 3.75% grade. So, from high in the Adirondacks, may all your signals be high green, John. You will be missed. Video by Rob Gardner.

Scott MacDonald, Executive Director of the Waterman Conservation Center, gives a tour of this small island in the Susquehanna River near Owego, NY. This "Southern Tier Snapshot" was shot and edited for WSKG Public TV by Christine Lantz. Video produced with the support of WSKG members. Visit WSKG online at http://wskg.org.

The Ragbirds playing at the Hiawatha Music Festival in Marquette Michigan. As you can see,the crowd was very enthusiatic. The place was on fire... awesome show

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Hiawatha Rag Barber Chris 1990 In a reunion concert series to celebrate the band's 40th anniversary the Chris Barber Jazz Band plays Hiawatha Rag, a tune they had recorded in the mid fifties for the first time. Chris had found some of the former members of the band for this set of the concert. Trumpet/cornet player Pat Halcox is still in the band, former members are Monty Sunshine clarinet, Jim Bray bass and Colin Bowden drums. When I think of my early days of playing in the Netherlands I remember using this Barber arrangement for my own group. Then when I immigrated to Canada in 1966 and joined the Climax Jazz Band in 1971 I introduced almost this same arrangement there as well. I left Climax some 10 years ago, but I believe the band still plays it, and I'm sure in that same arrangement. It was one of our most requested tunes at the many festivals we played. Thank you Chris!

Hiawatha Sledding Tribute. WE RIDE!!!

From a BELTONA '78' from the fifties. (BL2670) Not so much a skiffle group as a trad band! [I can't find any reference to Charlie McNair on t'internet. Does anyone know anything please?] The Olympian and the successor Olympian Hiawatha was a named passenger train operated by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad (The Milwaukee Road) as train Nos. 15 and 16 from 1911 to 1961. Its route traversed the Milwaukee Road main line from Chicago, Illinois west to Seattle/Tacoma, Washington. The streamlined Olympian Hiawatha replaced the Milwaukee's heavyweight Olympian train in 1947. The train was designed by industrial designer Brooks Stevens and included the destinctive glassed-in "Skytop" observation-sleeping cars. In 1952 the Milwaukee Road added full-length "Super Dome" cars to the train.

Hiawatha Youth Camp is located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and has been the favorite summertime Christian camp of young people from across the country for more than 40 years! We do hope you'll come join the life-changing fun found only at a place called Hiawatha! For more information, please visit www.hiawathayouthcamp.com

City Pages reporter Bradley Campbell takes us on a ride through the worst intersections for cyclists in Minneapolis.

We biked the famous Hiawatha Trail, near Wallace, Idaho, in western Montana in the summers of 2005 and 2007. This 15 mile trail is downhill all the way, and has 10 tunnels, including a 1.66 mile tunnel underneath the Idaho/Montana border. Its a terrific ride, and is family friendly, as you'll see in the video.

Poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, published in 1855. Text below: The Song of Hiawatha part of Section III Thus was born my Hiawatha, Thus was born the child of wonder; But the daughter of Nokomis, Hiawatha's gentle mother, In her anguish died deserted By the West-Wind, false and faithless, By the heartless Mudjekeewis. For her daughter long and loudly Wailed and wept the sad Nokomis; "Oh that I were dead!" she murmured, "Oh that I were dead, as thou art! No more work, and no more weeping, Wahonowin! Wahonowin!" By the shores of Gitche Gumee, By the shining Big-Sea-Water, Stood the wigwam of Nokomis, Daughter of the Moon, Nokomis. Dark behind it rose the forest, Rose the black and gloomy pine-trees, Rose the firs with cones upon them; Bright before it beat the water, Beat the clear and sunny water, Beat the shining Big-Sea-Water. There the wrinkled old Nokomis Nursed the little Hiawatha, Rocked him in his linden cradle, Bedded soft in moss and rushes, Safely bound with reindeer sinews; Stilled his fretful wail by saying, "Hush! the Naked Bear will hear thee!" Lulled him into slumber, singing, "Ewa-yea! my little owlet! Who is this, that lights the wigwam? With his great eyes lights the wigwam? Ewa-yea! my little owlet!"

3 Milwaukee Road Hiawatha trains are running on my O-gauge train layout. Check out the parade!

This runby marks the first complete trip around the upper loop at the Hiawatha Live Steamers. The Brass Hat, Sandy Whittum, is at the throttle of the immaculate NYC 3" scale Hudson.

This is a video I shot of the Union Pacific Big Boy pulling 13 Milwaukee Road Hiawatha Cars. There is side talk from other club members and myself. For those of you who use DCC, the speed setting is set to 128 and the Big Boy is set of 40(scale mph).

An Amtrak "Hiawatha" commuter train (From Chicago, IL to Milwaukee, WI) rushes through the West Lake Forest station in Lake Forest, Illinois on December 26, 2006.

Time lapse video of a drive from Wonyip, South Gippsland through parts of the Strzelecki Ranges to The Falls of Minnie Ha Ha at Hiawatha. Capturing every fifth frame from a Sony mini-DV camera mounted on the roof to an iBook. Music performed on a Kawai MS710 using "One Finger Ad Lib" and the "Country" accompaniment style. As usual in this part of the world I encountered no other cars but nearly skittled a wallaby (at around 2'30"). From These Beginnings (History of the Shire of Alberton)' - John Adams. (page 168.) "When Fairview residents on the Albert River road sought a direct mail service via Stacey's Bridge in late 1913, the name 'Fairview' could not be used as there were other places with that name. It was changed to 'Hiawatha', for Longfellow's American Indian hero, the name coming from Albert Box whose farm was named 'Yosemite' from Yosemite Park in California."

Band from Hamburg (Germany): Jan Carstensen (cl, sax), Tom Schwarcke (bnj, voc), Pitt Kröncke (tp), Peter Mette (p, voc), Bernd Reiners (dr), Ansgar Adamski (tb), Reinhard Zaum (b, tuba, voc). Filmed at Jazzclub Mülheim (Germany) on 28-08-2006. Look at www.old-merry-tale.de

This medley of three hornpipes - Hiawatha, Newcastle, and President Garfields - was performed by Tall Timber at a concert at the Seattle Concert Theater in 1981. Vivian Williams, fiddle; Barney Munger, banjo; Sue Thompson, guitar; Phil Williams, bass. Original video in Sony Betamax 1 format.

watch in high quality http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NZm3e_X44M&fmt=18 Deep music (Joeski remix)

Amtrak's Hiawatha arrives in Milwaukee

A "G" scale model locomotive that I carved out of a block of wood