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Old 07-25-2007, 08:18 PM
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I thought I'd throw up another photo, this from last week. This is a staged scene from the Fort Bowie where we were commemorating the 145th anniversary of the Battle of Apache Pass.



They wouldn't actually allow us to burn down the displays in the park so I added the flames and smoke for fun.
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So you think the war in the East was tough, do you? Ever consider what it would mean to be captured by Apache?
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Old 07-25-2007, 08:26 PM
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Looking good, if a touch guilty.
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Old 07-26-2007, 04:32 AM
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AZreenactor,

Thanks for the picture. Excellent as always.

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Old 12-02-2007, 02:01 AM
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Had my image made in Franklin today Wendell Decker

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Steve, that's one mean looking Reb... nice.
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When i scanned it it made it darker i will have to see if i can make the image lighter
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Old 12-05-2007, 08:17 PM
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I thought I'd throw up another photo, this from last week. This is a staged scene from the Fort Bowie where we were commemorating the 145th anniversary of the Battle of Apache Pass.



They wouldn't actually allow us to burn down the displays in the park so I added the flames and smoke for fun.
Great Photos Troy
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Photos from Franklin Nov. 30th 2007 / Dec 1st A most moving set of Photos

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From My Friend Andrew

Sunset At the Carter House
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"And when the nobel old house could hold no more, the yard was appropriated until the wounded and the dead filled It"

"Our Doctours were deficient in bandages, and she (Mrs McGavock) began by giving her old linen, then her towels, amd napkins, then her sheets and table clothes, then her husband's shirts and her own undergarments."

"During all this time the surgeons plied their deadful work amid the sighs and moans and death rattle. Yet amid it all, this nobel woman. . . was very active and constantly at work. During all the night neither she nor any of the household slept, but dispensed tea and coffeeand such stimulants as she had and that two with her own hands.. she walked from room to room from man to man her very skirts staind with blood."
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Some Say "We die twice; the first time when our hearts cease to beat; the secound time when our stories cease to be told." May we Never Forget!
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