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Dave Verdecia describes his family's colonial trials and triumphs.
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Debbie Verdecia shares her appreciation for friends and family.
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Emily Verdecia appreciates what she has at home.
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Jack Lecza comments on the spirit of community.
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Maddison Verdecia reveals what she won't take for granted anymore.
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Tony Verdecia assesses what he learned on the project.
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Jeff Wyers explains his view that the food of 1628 is less than delicious.
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Amy Wyers talks about the challenges and benefits of living with many people.
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David Wyers offers a youthful perspective on what's fun on the Colony.
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Clare Samuels talks about work, friendships, and her experiences on the Colony.
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Jeff Lin emphasizes the importance of the history of Native Americans.
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Amy-Kristina Herbert assesses the challenges of being a single woman in 1628.
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Craig Tuminaro shares his thoughts on religion, both today and in 1628.
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Danny Tisdale stresses the importance of paying back the Company.
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Paul Hunt reveals some of his feelings about religion.
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Julia Friese talks about the benefits of religious debate.
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Jonathon Allen talks about religion and its impact on him.
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Michelle Voorhees describes tough work on the Colony.
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Maddison Verdecia assesses her status as a teenager on the Colony.
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Don and Carolyn Heinz want the Colony to build a church.
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Danny Tisdale comments on the imagery of punishment.
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