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Wordless Wednesday: Colonial Days in Woodbury, Connecticut
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Sandy, what a wonderful entry for WW! I only wish history would have been photos and commentaries instead of miserable memorization of dates and nonsense no one even recalls after the quizzes and tests we took...Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteNice set of photos. It looks like it was an interesting day
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos! Nice music too! :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Mine is up at Tricotine
These are great. I'm a huge history buff. Re-enactors are a magical way of stepping back through time.
ReplyDeleteWho won? ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for these. I like the effect of seeing all four photos together.
ReplyDeleteChris,
ReplyDeleteFunny you should ask. The Red Coats stood up the patriots, so we won be default! (Ah, if all wars could be won that way!)
Love the collage and the music!
ReplyDeletehappy ww :)
Coolio!!! Love the photos, and jaunty tune to go with! Happy WW :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like definitely a place I'd be interested in!
ReplyDeleteGreat WW! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteCool collage Sandy! Well done & Way interesting, Happy WW!
ReplyDeletehow fun to have visited. I remember places that I've visited as a kid way more than I ever learned in school
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy,
ReplyDeleteGreat coverage of the muster. I don't know if I told you that I lived in Woodbury for 10 years and still have a lot of friends there. What a special place.
Awesome photos!! My parents lived in Bristol, RI for 6 years... they have the oldest running 4th f July parade in the country... and the build up to the 4th is all about the Colonial Days. It's great. These photos reminded me of it! Thanks for the great memory.
ReplyDelete- Audrey
Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing those!!
ReplyDeleteAh, interesting. I love the uniforms.
ReplyDeleteGreat entry. Look at that shoes. The kettle I think we still have them now.
ReplyDeleteMine is up too.
oh how neat...
ReplyDeleteOh, and thanks for stopping by both my WW's this week!
ReplyDeleteNell
Oh this looks like grand fun. I want to go too. Have a great WW. :)
ReplyDeleteThis would be a fabulous event to attend. Thanks for sharing your excellent photos!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and very interesting. I love this time period!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, you put them together...its neat.
ReplyDeleteWow, cool days and fantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteI love thweshoe those are the kind i take !:>
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun!! Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteOh, I miss these things. I grew up in Ct. and was in the Deep River fife and drum corp. I so miss the musters.
ReplyDeleteOh that looks like a lot of fun to go to! Happy WW :)
ReplyDeletei watched and I guess they do eat roses isn't that odd?
ReplyDeleteWonderfully clear photos!
ReplyDeleteThat must have been such a great place to visit.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Looks like a great fun!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!:)
Those are great! I love historical scenes.
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy! Oh, that looks like it was a fun event and very educational. Great music, too. I've always wanted to visit New England in autumn and I'm going to make it . . . perhaps next October!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting! :-)
Great collage!
ReplyDeletenice set of pictures. that is an enjoyable and interesting day
ReplyDeleteWonderful set of photos! I like the music in the video, too.
ReplyDeletethat's great and interesting!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Really gorgeous pics!
ReplyDeleteI always wanted to see the event...maybe once of this days..like the photos.
ReplyDeleteMine is up now at The FourSeasons of My Life hope you come visit.
How fun! I would love to visit a place like that! My kids and husband - not so much! But, I really enjoy history especially in that genre. great pictures!
ReplyDelete-Andrea
Great photo set!
ReplyDeleteI love visiting places like that. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteI showed my kids this picture and the loved it!!
ReplyDeletegreat shots and love the music as well! thanks for stopping by my sight. and yes the bike is meant to ride in an aerodynamic position for 112 miles.
ReplyDeleteWow, love your picture collection. Very fresh and interesting. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLooks really interesting..r
ReplyDeleteYour photos are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreat Shots!! This is very neat!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
You asked about mine..... Karen and Kelly went to New England in 2002 and took that picture in Vermont. I love fall, too.
Great set!
ReplyDeleteGood ol days! Always wonderful to remember history. Am not sure about history class though. Heheh
ReplyDeleteAs re-enactors ourselves, this one is a GREAT one for us! It's nice to see you upstart republicans celebrating! (Grins!)
ReplyDelete- Please Note - "Republican" in this sense meaning "The Republic for Which You Stand" vs. us nice folks over here who still sing God Save the Queen!
Great photos! I saw some guys this week gassing up...on their way to a "battle". They had a bumper sticker than said, "Save a horse and ride a calvary man." {rolling eyes} Oiy Vay!
ReplyDeleteI love reconstruction days, so colourful & interesting, excellent shots x x
ReplyDeleteOh, what I would give to have been there! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of photos!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photos! I loved your WW this week!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photos! I loved your WW this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.