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Post details: Camp Life In The War Of 1812

07/02/09

08:12:58 am, by

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Categories: Wordless Wednesday, Historical Re-enactment

Camp Life In The War Of 1812

I have been adding some new photos to the Norfolk Militia Heritage Regiment Re-enactment Group website this morning. If you like historical re-enactment, and are interested in the War of 1812 please click on the link and check us out.

The photos I've shared above depict life in a camp circa 1812. Don't the tarts look yummy!!!

Please note WW is now played all week.

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Comment from: Tranquility [Visitor]

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Oooh - YUMMY!

Permalink 07/02/09 @ 15:11

Comment from: Admin [Member]

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Tranquility -> Definitely!

Permalink 07/03/09 @ 09:35

Comment from: SandyCarlson [Visitor]

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Yes. Those tarts look wonderful. I am now officially hungry.

That's an interesting event. I enjoy reenactments.

Permalink 07/03/09 @ 21:37

Comment from: Paulie [Visitor]

· http://postcardsfromthenorthwest.blogspot.com/

Re-enactments are quite interesting. We have them at Fort Vancouver here at Thanksgiving and Christmas at night and they are quite interesting.

Permalink 07/05/09 @ 11:19

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