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September, 2017 Maryland Vacation Trip Highlights In Pictures 2 – Antietam National Cemetery 150th Anniversary & Inn Boonsboro Stay
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Impressive. Love that pic of you by the tree!
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Posted by lindsaytownsend | November 12, 2017, 7:46 amThanks much, Linds. That was the Antietam Battlefield witness tree – it’s a 200 year old sycamore. During the battle the soldiers climbed up and used the limbs as a sniper nest. It was violent time in American history. I hope Americans will be able to learn from the mistakes made in this war a bloody battle against each other is never a good way to settle differences.
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Posted by Miss | November 12, 2017, 3:56 pm