And we could eat cookies! I'd love to sneak into that kitchen's fridge.You do look very content! The only thing that could make this any better would be me sitting there with you drinking some of the awesome coffee you had just made.
And we could eat cookies! I'd love to sneak into that kitchen's fridge.You do look very content! The only thing that could make this any better would be me sitting there with you drinking some of the awesome coffee you had just made.
Did you see @Podad 's post about the Civil War dinner theater near Chattanooga?We'll be there sometime in mid-May.
We're actually doing homework on the area to see if it's a good match for a future move. We fell in love with Tennessee and Alabama several years ago and earmarked both as possible new home states once our younger one was out of high school. Now that she's in her Junior year ~ and Tom still refuses to move to England, Wales, or Scotland (boo!) ~ it's time to do some serious investigation.
Of course there's no way I'm missing out on some CW sites. Lookout Mountain is on the list, and I'll be researching the whole area over the next couple of weeks. If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be happy to hear them.
I did! And I saw a sign for this in the distance when we were there. But this trip was not CW-centered ~ it was more real estate focused. Plus my husband is pretty cool about visiting some CW sites ~ took me to Gettysburg in the heat of August and didn't say a peep about me spending the whole day out there ~ but he definitely has a limit.Did you see @Podad 's post about the Civil War dinner theater near Chattanooga?
https://civilwartalk.com/threads/buttonwillow-civil-war-dinner-theater-near-chattanooga.133941/
Next time go to Chickamauga anyway,even if it's raining. The Visitor Center there is quite a museum in and of itself and you can see a lot just driving through the park.I did! And I saw a sign for this in the distance when we were there. But this trip was not CW-centered ~ it was more real estate focused. Plus my husband is pretty cool about visiting some CW sites ~ took me to Gettysburg in the heat of August and didn't say a peep about me spending the whole day out there ~ but he definitely has a limit.
You guys would understand the sinking feeling I got when we drove right past Munfordville, the Carnton Plantation, the Cravens House, etc. I can only request, and if he's not in the mood or wants to get from Point A to Point B in a certain amount of time, my CW-related sites aren't going to happen.
However I can plan for something like this dinner theater another time. This trip did include Point Park. He was up for Chickamauga too, but it rained.
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/10766/chattanooga-confederate-cemeteryIs there a list anywhere of Confederate Officers buried in Chattanooga?
I used to go through Wilke County on the way to Appalachian -- pretty country.I grew up in Wilkes County. Lived in Winston Salem and Greensboro, before moving to Chattanooga. Don’t think you will find a cultural shock. Football is the preferred College Sport. One major difference from NC. It is a growing area.
Is there a list anywhere of Confederate Officers buried in Chattanooga?
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/10766/chattanooga-confederate-cemetery
Not sure if any officers are buried at Silverdale.
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/18505/silverdale-confederate-cemetery