There has been some reenacting going on

[captaindrew]

Nice to know there's still some events taking place. Photos from two recent Liberty Rifles immersive living history events. "Silent Machines" portraying the 12th US Regulars during the Gettysburg Campaign https://www.libertyrifles.org/photos/2020/silent-machines and "Turning the Guns" portraying Co F 21st Georgia and the Bedford Artillery infantry and artillery cross training in the summer of 62 https://www.libertyrifles.org/photos/2020/turning-the-guns

 

[Rusk County Avengers]

Yeah EBUFU events have no public to inspire virus madness.

 

[captaindrew]

Yeah EBUFU events have no public to inspire virus madness.

Yup, my northern group has been doing it on a small scale once a month since March to stay active. We're heading to Gettysburg next weekend for the Lady Farm event. We'll see how that goes.

 

[JD Mayo]

My friend Taylor went there for the event. He said they took baths in the creek and took two weeks off for work lol. So they wouldn't get sick etc. Awesome photos.

 

[UCVRelics]

Great photos and I'm glad to see at least some CW events are still happening.

 

[NH Civil War Gal]

@captaindrew those are some gorgeous photos! Did you take them? Earl was looking over my shoulder sort of, and he thought they were a movie set! We can both see the appeal of total immersion like that. Only I'd want to be an ambulance driver and they didn't have women doing that.

 

[captaindrew]

@captaindrew those are some gorgeous photos! Did you take them? Earl was looking over my shoulder sort of, and he thought they were a movie set! We can both see the appeal of total immersion like that. Only I'd want to be an ambulance driver and they didn't have women doing that.

No, I wasn't there. I just happened to take a look at their website and noticed they had new photos posted. They have a terrific site with some excellent research articles. If I was there I wouldn't be able to take pictures. They have a designated photographer, nobody else can have anything modern on them. They do some really cool stuff.