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During my vacation last May, I had a hard time choosing a tour. Flights to Japan,
Hong Kong and Australia are just too common. What I wanted was somewhere
exciting and exotic, a place where I could be spared from the holiday tour crowds. I
was happy when Joan called up, suggesting a trip to Cherokee, a country in the state
of Oklahoma. I agreed and went off with the preparation immediately. We took a
flight to Cherokee and visited a town call Qualla Boundary surrounded by
magnificent mountain scenery, the town painted a paradise before us. With its
Oconaluftee Indian Village reproducing tribal crafts and lifestyles of the 18th
century and the outdoor historical pageant 'Unto These Hills' playing six times
weekly in the summer nights, Qualla Boundary tries to present a brief image of the
Cherokee past to the tourists. Despite the language barrier, we managed to find our
way to the souvenir shops with the help of the natives. The shops are filled with
rubber tomahawks and colorful traditional war bonnets, made of dyed turkey
feathers. Tepees, cone-shaped tents made from animal skin, are also pitched near
the shops. “Welcome! Want to get anything?" We looked up and saw middle-aged
man smiling at us. We were very surprised by his fluent English. He introduced
himself as George and we ended up- chatting till lunch time when he invited us for
lunch at a nearby coffee shop.
"Sometime, I've to work from morning to sunset during the tour season. Anyway,
this is still better off than being a woodcutter..." Remembrance weighed heavy on
George's mind and he went on the tell us that he used to cut firewood for a living
but could hardly make ends meet. We learnt from him that Cherokees do not
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