Early settlers often used hemp for rope, clothing, sailcloth, and oil applications.
Not exact matches
They acquired their name because
early European
settlers in America would
often find them in their barns, where they mistakenly believed the snakes to be milking their cows.
Interestingly, the entire low - lying area
often referred to as Hout Bay was where
early Dutch
settlers depended on to get their lumber (using slaves of course), since little rainfall fell on the other side of the mountains where they had settled.
Tabby, which was used on the home's exterior, is a mixture of crushed oyster shells that dries like concrete and was
often used by
early settlers because its ingredients were readily found along the coast.