Grumpy Rain Jonah
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"This cowardly traitor state, secure from harm, as she thought, in her central position, with hellish haste dragged her Southern sisters into the caldron of secession. Little did she dream that the hated flag would again wave over her soil, but this bright morning a thousand Union banners are floating in the breeze.... W.T. Sherman
Grumpy Rain Jonah
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"This cowardly traitor state, secure from harm, as she thought, in her central position, with hellish haste dragged her Southern sisters into the caldron of secession. Little did she dream that the hated flag would again wave over her soil, but this bright morning a thousand Union banners are floating in the breeze.... W.T. Sherman
In the first picture on the second post, that red building in the background. Is that where they restore the old gun carriages and barrels? A friend of mine and I have always wondered what that was.
Brandon T. Benner,-151st PVI, Co. D
-Washington Guards
Maryland, My Maryland - Company K, 4th Texas
150th Anniversary A.P. Hill marcher
Hallo!
What, no pictures of the view of the advancing Confederate positions (such as the Emmitsburg Road) from these areas?![]()
Well, at least I can now give up trying to warn lads sitting in the posion ivy in the shade at the edge of the treeline...
IF modern reenactors can sit in shade that Civil War soldiers there did not have, does it make them... "farby."
Or use the stone outhouse?
Just a-funnin'.
CHS
In gleichem Schritt und Tritt, Curt Schmidt
Not a real Civil War reenactor, I only portray one on boards and fora.
I do not portray a Civil War soldier, I merely interpret one.
You missed the 149 cannon tubes laying on the ground behind the maintenance shed, as well as the broken/extra flank markers piled up back there. Nice, eh?
Regards,
Shaun Grenan
Gettysburg, PA
Shaun C. Grenan
Gettysburg, PA
"(The Fire Zouaves) were in a pretty complete state of dont care a d--n, modified by an affectionate and respectful deference to their Colonel. - John Hay, 1861
" ' Ellsworth! Remember Ellsworth!' was the chorused battle-cry with us all, and at each shout horsemen would fall from their horses, victims upon our altar of vengeance." -Member of Co, B, 1st NY Fire Zouaves, NY Leader, July 23, 1861.
Grumpy Rain Jonah
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"This cowardly traitor state, secure from harm, as she thought, in her central position, with hellish haste dragged her Southern sisters into the caldron of secession. Little did she dream that the hated flag would again wave over her soil, but this bright morning a thousand Union banners are floating in the breeze.... W.T. Sherman
Hallo!
Danke Herr Grumpy!
If you would faced left about 45% from the first image, past the 1st Minnesota monument, you would have captured their view of Wilcox's boys previously blocked by the woodlot between there and the Emmitsburg Road.
I was last in G-Burg in April. IMHO, the Period "view" or "vista" from Little Round Top and across the deforested Hauck's Ridge and base of Big Round Top was, impressive." (I was suposed to return in October or November but it fizzled out.)
On the other hand, I would have preferred woods to have been cleared to 1863 views other than exposing the old red armory (?) now NPS maintenance building and LH participant parking lot.
CHS
(Besides, the rock that Father Corby stood on was inadvertently removed when they put the roadway through.![]()
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In gleichem Schritt und Tritt, Curt Schmidt
Not a real Civil War reenactor, I only portray one on boards and fora.
I do not portray a Civil War soldier, I merely interpret one.
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