Scenes shot at a Civil War re-enactment

Confederate Soldiers


Union Soldiers


Opposing forces square off across an open field


Civilians tend the far and the chores


The Farm

Thank you

Thank you, Ron.

I am fortunate. I am a volunteer Revolutionary War re-enactor. I spend much of my summer at the North Bridge in Minute Man National Historical Park. Dressed as a colonial militiaman I get to speak with many visitors and tell the story of what took place at the bridge on the morning of April 19, 1775.

Now that looks like a happy pup. Very nice.

This is the famous Minute Man Statue at
Minuteman National Historical Park in
Concord, Massachusetts

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the comments.

Winter in Massachusetts

Very nice. My favorite would be the first one.

I have an older camera, a D60.

Here is a shot of the Air Force Thunderbirds (cropped of course) which I took a couple of years ago. Nikon DSLR with a 200mm lens if I remember correctly. I don't recall the setting but probably auto. I center the meter on the aircraft to try and get the best exposure.

The writing is really faded so I don't know if I can bring it out enough to show up on a photo. I have photographed the workshop.

I wasn't aware of the three events you mentioned rocco. They sound like fun. Something I will have to look into.

No. I took this photograph prior to the restoration.

The whaling ship Charles W. Morgan was built in 1841 and has recently undergone restoration. It is a featured exhibit at the Mystic Seaport Museum of America and the Sea, in Mystic, Connecticut