event however, more columnsarrived soon after and there were now more mouths to feed.today's plymouth plantation recounts the struggle of thosemen, women and children. the ground is far much as it wasnearly 400 years ago. the key to plymouth's success is not thefishing that they did, but they were a maritime community andthat was an essential part of their daily life and survival, but they were also an agricultural community and thati think is the part that kind of gets forgotten. we think of themas being here for their church, but in order to support theirchurch's survival here, those who were members and those whowere not, they had to eat. the story of plymouth is truly oneabout agriculture. it was bounty for thanksgiving. acelebration we still have 400 years later, traveling the countryside in plymouth massachusetts i'm andrew mccray.thanks andrew. while today the midwest stands as the pinnacleof production-the east coast remains an important hub ofagrarian output. while the farms may not stretch across miles ofprairie, farming in the shadow of the nation's capital is bothrewarding and challe

they came over on plymouth rock and there's plantations all over the place. then i said be honest. how far do i have to go in this room with each one of you until i hit the first crazy in your family? [laughter] all right. [applause]. you see what i mean. usually it's dad, mom brother sister aunt, uncle, generally we don't have to go beyond that discussion. we don't have to get to quadruple third cousins. will the sport try to help president, she finally breaks and she says his mother is nuts. [laughter] generally, those things of the hard things to say. when you're writing, writing, those things of the hard things. i look at catherine's family, handsome's husband who is a narrow surgeon in their perfect kids. i remember that moment, it was a a magical moment when i turned . this is a high-rise,. [laughter] you watch all of this stuff, these things we all go through. that is the truth. we all go through these things. you find a way to deal with them one way or another. >> we have just ten minutes left in the presentation. when i say ten minutes, i mean they are going to throw us ou

plymouth rock. they came over, you know, aristocracy, plantations all over the south. and i said okay, be honest and to be honest too. how far do i have to go in this room with each one of you till i hit the first of crazy in your family? [laughter] okay, all right. [applause] okay, do you see what i mean? usually it's dad, mom, brother, sister, aunt, uncle. and generally we don't have to go beyond that discussion. quadruple third cousins, you know, that never happens but we hit on one. this poor woman, this poor tri-delta president is listening, this and that. and she finally breaks and she says, his mother is nuts last [laughter] those things are the hard things to say. when you're writing those things are the hard things. like him when i look at katherine's family, she has a handsome husband of neurosurgeon, enter pervert to little kids. owing just turned five feet. our member that moment when i turned five feet, magical moment. i am five feet. i rise five feet from the earth, and you just watch all the stuff and these things, these things we all go through. we all