the train we were one got caught up in the battle, the rebel soldier below was shh to me, I was hanging out the window taking photos and they were sneaking up on the Yankees. Since I am a Georgia Rebel, I was very quiet.
MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Beau, owner of da Mama and Daddy.
I love how you made the pictures sepia. Just like they were during the Civil War. Which was very uncivil. This has got to be the most awesome job for guys.
ReplyDeletelaughing at you being on their side.
ReplyDeleteI cannot imagine how long it takes to put a re enactment together.
ReplyDeleteWell done for sure
Hugs Cecilia
Awesome action shots Sandra.
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Great photos! And good fit you for being quiet. General Longstreet would be proud! I love reenactments: all the action without the death count, stench of swollen rotting corpses or devastated families. And great idea for sepia tone!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos you captured and I love the edit. I often marvel at how hot these men must get in those uniforms.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos showing the action.
ReplyDeleteThose 'boys' look like they're having so much fun!
ReplyDeleteGood for you, Georgia 'reb.' My heart's always been on the side of the South.
This would be neat to watch and I love the photo edit treatment you gave your pictures.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you survived to tell us the tale of the battle.
ReplyDeleteGreat post and photos, love the sepia tone.
ReplyDeleteLove those photos!!
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Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
Wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteAndrew and I used to attend any reenactment we could find...Civil War, that is.
It would be fun to watch this enactment, knowing it was just that, and feeling safe. Good job again with the photos Sandra.
ReplyDeleteI love the enthusiasm of the people who participate in these reenactments.
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