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Posted: Fri Sep 14th, 2007 12:09 pm

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Homeschool_Teen_01
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Hey everybody!! Long time no talk!

My family went camping up North the other day and passed a billboard on I-75 North that was advertising the Battle of Tunnel Hill re-enactment. My mom looked at me and said, "Hey, that re-enactment is tomorrow!" And thus we found ourselves finding a nearby campsite in Ringgold and heading to the re-enactment the next day!

I was very pleased with the event, although it was my first one, so what do I know??

I was able to meet the guys from the 28th Georgia regiment which I'm planning to join, so that was a special treat. I also bought my brogans and Slouch hat! I'm officially on my way to reenacting and it was all because of a billboard that we saw!! I guess they're important after all.......

Christian

Posted: Tue Sep 18th, 2007 03:08 pm

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Albert Sailhorst
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Christian,

Congratulations!

I am glad you enjoyed the experience! The more you reenact, the more you'll learn about what to do, how to "act" , what gear you'll need or not need, etc.

I hope you do get more reenacting time this year and are safe and have fun!

Albert Sailhorst, Cannoneer, Scott's Battery

Posted: Wed Oct 10th, 2007 11:00 pm

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Just noticed the thread

Thank for coming. I was with the group out in the farm house at the start of the battle sat. Go our butts kicked good.

Welcome to the ranks in what ever unit you join

Posted: Thu Oct 11th, 2007 01:53 am

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younglobo
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Christian

I joined in much the same fashion , heard on a local radio station that they were having a civil war cav. demo at Wilson's Creek went met the guys and was asked if i wanted to "play" the next day and have been hooked ever since.

Good luck to you and have fun listen to the older guys youll learn alot

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