When I arrive somewhere, I often ask local residents about their ancestry and tales and legends of the area. Enthusiastic villagers could help find the location and offer to lead the way. That helps a lot.

It was a slope of about 60 or 70 degrees, so it was very hard to stand still.

I suggest taking pictures here with an unfolded national flag.

It did happen before. Some travel agencies exploited the section and even used our picture as a selling point.

Perrin had adopted the name Newark for his project, after the family's New Jersey ancestry, and if he went ahead with his town location, the ranchers laughed, the name would prove to be apt. Anybody foolish enough to actually buy the land would need an ark to reach it. Perrin ignored the jokes, ... The Centennial History of Newark.

One who is proud of ancestry is like a turnip; there is nothing good of him but that which is underground