I took many photos so they are spread out over several posts, including Leading a Horse and Portraits at Meadow Mills.
June 23, 2016
Revolutionary Encampment
A few weeks a reenactment was held at Cedar Creek Battlefield featuring a Revolutionary War encampment and a fictitious battle. There were no actual battles in the Shenandoah Valley during the American Revolution, but there are not many places left that are suited for hosting a battle so this one was used. (It's actually a Civil War site.)
I took many photos so they are spread out over several posts, including Leading a Horse and Portraits at Meadow Mills.
I took many photos so they are spread out over several posts, including Leading a Horse and Portraits at Meadow Mills.
Labels:
American Revolution,
Horses,
Living History,
Shenandoah
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the folks that do these re-enactments sure take their roles seriously.
ReplyDeleteThose are always so much fun to see and watch. This looks like a good one. I enjoyed your fences and all the characters in costume very much.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do look the part- on both sides!
ReplyDeleteHello, great fence scene. Looks like a fun time! Happy Friday, enjoy your day and weekend!
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