Photos are ready
Happy Sunday Everyone
If you have clicked on this LINK
you will see that I now have started posting slide shows of my trip to Gettysburg. That will be the permanent link for the trip with the exception of the paranormal side of the trip. That you will find Here I do have the first post ready on that blog so if you are the lest bit interested in "ghost" stop in. Stop in even if your not a believer..I will be posting photos on this blog that will only be found on that blog and some will include history
If you have clicked on this LINK
you will see that I now have started posting slide shows of my trip to Gettysburg. That will be the permanent link for the trip with the exception of the paranormal side of the trip. That you will find Here I do have the first post ready on that blog so if you are the lest bit interested in "ghost" stop in. Stop in even if your not a believer..I will be posting photos on this blog that will only be found on that blog and some will include history
Labels: Gettysburg
posted by Patty at
Sunday, September 28, 2008
3 Comments:
Going right now to both pages, can't wait to ee the photos!
Lucas wants to see them too, LOL But he1s at scool now, later I'll let him see the pages.
Kisses from Nydia.
Welcome back dear Patty! I'm so glad to hear that you had such a wonderful time, I know how much you had been looking forward to this trips:-) I'll no go look at your photos and will be back after to comment on them! xoxo
Ok I'm back and oh wow, it's no wonder you enjoyed this trip so much! I loved looking at all the slideshows and pictures. I would have enjoyed seeing the Jennie Wade house...how sad that she was killed by a bullet going through two doors while she was baking!! Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. It must have been awesome to see her tombstone as well!
The Robert E. Lee museum is another place I'd enjoy...the surgical kit made me cringe though! lol Imagine all the amputations that were done with that saw! Ugh!
I love covered bridges and the Sachs one is beautiful!!
I can see why you would become emotional when seeing that man re-enacting the walk of a Confederate soldier!
Thank you so much for sharing your trip with us...wish I could have been there with you:-) xoxo
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