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    Gary Elliott
    18th Virginia Infantry
    Company B
    "Danville Grays"

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    Dear Sir,
    Thanks for posting this; any hike is a good hike and a Civil War hike is superb!
    all for the old flag,
    David Corbett

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    Im tired just reading about it.

    WTH
    The ScooterStore Mess
    Yuma gonna luv it

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    Seems like the Naval Academy is taking a lesson from the Boy Scouts. I've met several reenactors who have led groups of 14-18 year old teenagers on 100 mile ten-day treks through the mountains in New Mexico at Philmont Scout Ranch. I did it in 1999 and it was an experience my sons and I will never forget. Lots of parallels to campaign reenacting for sure, but not the weekend kind. You gotta get through more than a couple of days on the trail to even begin to get past the pain. Closest I ever came reenacting was at Bank's Grand Retreat in 2007 in the Kisatchi National Forest, and that was only 4 days on the trail, not 10. What I missed most wasn't good food or a soft bed, but was chairs. Or even a stool. Old man's knees I guess.

    Phil McBride
    The Alamo Rifles

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