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Some pics from the 9 am Stony Hill program:

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Some pics from the 9 am Stony Hill program:

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I love the third picture. The guy in the Eagles T-shirt is a good friend of mine, John Malone. Known him for 15 or more years. Walked the field many a time with him. He looks so serious in this picture. I wonder what John Hoptak said to make him look so serious. I am going to have to share this one with his wife.
 
My unit is going for the reenactment.

I will be there with the unit for July 27 & 28: Gettysburg Artillery Living History. (Gettysburg, PA) National Park Service event at Pitzers Woods. Firing demonstrations and camp life.
Amend that … I will be in my new role as CW doctor on 8 1 & 2 and may even lecture with my Society. Bound to be hot so if yall come stay hydrated.
 
infomanpa....thanks for posting these. Nicely done and a great room! And to you 4thMichigan. Are you both getting these great shots with a cell phone? Thanks. They are beautiful.
Thanks. Yes, I used my 6 year old Samsung Galaxy phone. Once phone cameras became so good, I stopped using my dedicated digital camera.
 
Thanks. Yes, I used my 6 year old Samsung Galaxy phone. Once phone cameras became so good, I stopped using my dedicated digital camera.
I just upgraded to a Motorola Razr 2023-Flip after 6 years of the same phone you have. Served me well as I think all Samsung products do.
The photo of Evergreen Cemetery at the mausoleums is where our family plot is, 20 yards to the right. It's a great spot to enjoy now ( ! :frown:!), facing SSW to the Round Tops.
More relevant to the battle, Evergreen is an important location in itself to walk, to get the entire view of just how sprawling and elevated Cemetery Hill is. You cannot see or understand the enormity and strength of the hill only viewing and walking the Soldiers National Cemetery and Easy Cemetery Hill. The hill is a fortress, with unobstructed views at every compass point. Awesome.
Still reviewing your videos of 'Gettysburg' that are fun and well done.
 
I just upgraded to a Motorola Razr 2023-Flip after 6 years of the same phone you have. Served me well as I think all Samsung products do.
The photo of Evergreen Cemetery at the mausoleums is where our family plot is, 20 yards to the right. It's a great spot to enjoy now ( ! :frown:!), facing SSW to the Round Tops.
More relevant to the battle, Evergreen is an important location in itself to walk, to get the entire view of just how sprawling and elevated Cemetery Hill is. You cannot see or understand the enormity and strength of the hill only viewing and walking the Soldiers National Cemetery and Easy Cemetery Hill. The hill is a fortress, with unobstructed views at every compass point. Awesome.
Still reviewing your videos of 'Gettysburg' that are fun and well done.
Right about Evergreen Cemetery. The National Cemetery is relatively flat even though it is at the top of Cemetery Hill. In contrast, Evergreen Cemetery is more steep in spots on the south end.
 
Just reviewing old posts and wanted to say these shots are particularly beautiful 4thMichigan. Sach's bridge and Marsh Creek are post cards! This area behind Longstreet's corps west of Eisenhower's Farm is especially attractive down on the creek. It's a great place to find things being the rear of the corps line with artillery parks and hospitals. A lot of cavalry (Buford, others) activity too just a little off the beaten path.
The area is worth a visit being a mere two-minute drive from Longstreet's Tower. You're getting more into the hill country a little closer to the mountains that are also worth a visit.
Thanks to all the board for tolerating my digressions as a native now living outside Philly with all these photographs conjuring up memories. Right under the center of the bridge along the bank is where dad first took me fishing and I'll hold up with that. Check it out.
 

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