A woman stepped forward to tighten the saddle on a horse and rider bearing Our flag. A weathered 2x4 plow that had been used as a step-up broke. Someone started to lift it back away from the clutch of stepping up. In binoculars from pretty far away this got entwined with some Native peoples preparing deermeat. To the extent of a kind of "medicine person" offering an animal's heart back to the planet by holding it up in a clenched fist. It got squeezed hard and squirted the blood that spray-dropped on the flag when the person had a sudden heart attack at the fear of violence.
"Keep writing your little notes dear," an Alaskan Council woman who'd walked right into the line of warning fire to talk to the people providing couple had come back and said. "ONTO JUNO!" Her husband ordered the go-aheads of the re-inState-ing.
Other groups shared the most up-to-date above ground photographs showing thin stretches and patches of distinction between State and Territory.
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