Antietam

[Quad18star]

Originally posted by Pappy
Trust me greg, i know it seems now when i get 3 or 4 days without much to do i just veg out because i know i have 3 or 4 days of non stop work waiting.


The battle at antietam was the bloodiest battle in our history, 26,000 soldiers on both sides died in 1 day. it pretty much was the end of the confedercy. Gettysburg gets the majority of attention, but most hostorians agree that this one battle was the one that ended the war

Ahhhh .... thanks for the history lesson. I guess it's true what they say ... you learn something new every day.

Now get back to work .

BTW ... did you ever snap any pictures when you headed west a few weeks ago? I remember you saying that you might take some pictures heading through Ohio or somewhere like that if you had extra time . Just curious .

[Pappy]

no i sure didnt, we were hammer down and making time...lol


i am intending on leaving ultra early for this weekends national and unhooking to do some photography of the area depending on the weather. and during the summer break i will be doing some different things so hopefully i get something you like i havent passed a barn lately that hasnt reminded me of you liking them....lol

[Quad18star]

Originally posted by Pappy
no i sure didnt, we were hammer down and making time...lol


i am intending on leaving ultra early for this weekends national and unhooking to do some photography of the area depending on the weather. and during the summer break i will be doing some different things so hopefully i get something you like i havent passed a barn lately that hasnt reminded me of you liking them....lol

When you snap the barn pics .... make sure ya don't skerd da sheepz !!!

[Pipeless416]

i i thought i saw you were in wisconsin a bit ago. where did you go? you probably headed right through my neck of the woods.

[Pappy]

i was actually in Minnisota, for Polaris

[Pipeless416]

ah i see. cool pictures by the way. they really remind me of gettysburg. everybody should get the chance to visit a historical battle field.