Eh. Nice.. however how can it be 100s of years of history. We aren't in Britain. And idk if the native Americans grew wine/grapes there also. I know theres apple trees and other fruit trees that can grow naturally but most are planted. Its like saying a meadow is a cornfield.. im born from Idaho actually. Glad I left heh.
Well Idaho's been a state for 130 years and seeing as agriculture has always been it's main economic driver and that the city of Boise is only 45 minutes away and was founded over 150 years ago, I'd guess there were farmers in the most fertile part of the state back then.
@@JonConti I wonder why native land had to be protected to begin with. They knew this would happen one day. That's why I think we are truly lucky to have our national forests. And literally gov was making y'all plant grass because there wasn't enough it was turning into desert.(Which Britain is doing right now to introduce moss and more trees to bring back their rainforest they cut down grass gives the trees something to hold onto). the Idaho falls highway to salt lake has changed so much since I was little. It is better.... But still no trees being planted it's just farm land still. I just remember seeing where the land touched by man left and begins.
