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  • #136
    Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

    Confederates, remember this...
    I am not sure how much courtesy will be given when our Unionist families are behind your lines in Eastern TN and subjected to your wrath...
    [I][B]Brian T. McGarrahan[/B][/I]

    [URL="http://www.trampbrigade.com"]Tramp Brigade Mess[/URL]
    [URL="http://www.scarreenactors.com"]Southeast Coalition of Authentic Reenactors[/URL]
    [I][COLOR="DarkOrange"][B]GAME 07[/B][/COLOR][/I]

    [CENTER]"[B][SIZE="2"]I am just here to get my name in the program. Wildcats![/SIZE][/B]."[/CENTER]

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    • #137
      Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

      Everyone should have the directions in their enail box, if you got skipped, shoot me an email.
      -ELI GEERY- Corinthian No. 414-F&AM
      "The Dippin' Gourd Mess" (FOUNDER)
      "Original MOOCOWS Board of directors member"
      "The Bully Boys"
      "The Hard Case Boys"
      "The Independant Mess"
      29th Infantry DIV/OEF/OJG Veteran
      3d Iinfantry DIV/OIF Veteran

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      • #138
        Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

        Most everyone should be coming through Columbia no matter which direction you're coming from, but for those coming from North Alabama and are taking highways through Lawrenceburg, you can take the turn at Summertown off HWY43 and then use the same address as Eli mentioned.
        Heath Potter

        South Union Guards
        Star and Crescent Mess
        A.E.K.D.B.

        Bummers
        Franklin Preservation March
        Backwater 1865

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        • #139
          Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

          To the Unionist traitors,I only have one thing to say:

          I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough wiper. I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries. .Look foward to seeing y'all boys come Friday.
          Cullen Smith
          South Union Guard

          "Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake"~W.C. Fields

          "When I drink whiskey, I drink whiskey; and when I drink water, I drink water."~Michaleen Flynn [I]The Quiet Man[/I]

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          • #140
            Need Henry Help

            Gents,
            I am going to the Duck River event where I will be toting a Henry for the first time. I ordered some blanks but received the wrong ones. The company is changing them out, but they won't arrive in time. Does anyone have any Henry blanks that I can borrow. I'll replace them with 25 extras as soon as I receive the shipment next week. Please call asap, 770-356-8820 if you can help.

            With a desire to be Captain Hicks' LMG section.... :)

            Andrew Jerram
            Kind Regards,
            Andrew Jerram

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            • #141
              Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

              Guys,

              For Duck River Line, bring something to trade with the enemy. Also have a good first person or a story to tell. It will make this experience much more enjoyable than burning powder all day and hearing, "I got you. No, you did not." Think about what you can do to make your time on the line more enjoyable.
              Matt Woodburn
              Retired Big Bug
              WIG/GHTI
              Hiram Lodge #7, F&AM, Franklin, TN
              "There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."

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              • #142
                Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                Fantastic, one of the yanks is going to be without ammo!! I ain't scared of no repeater!

                I second what Matt said. There should be plenty of opportunities to become friendly like with the enemy. It doesn't take anything fancy to make the experience fun.
                Heath Potter

                South Union Guards
                Star and Crescent Mess
                A.E.K.D.B.

                Bummers
                Franklin Preservation March
                Backwater 1865

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                • #143
                  Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                  I plan on throwing rocks at Herb Coats large head.
                  Patrick Landrum
                  Independent Rifles

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                  • #144
                    Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                    Well Trade you Mitch for..... 1 Lame Horse.

                    Or half of 1 Lame Horse.

                    We'll Pay you.
                    Tyler Gibson
                    The Independent Rifles

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                    • #145
                      Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                      I will trade the remnants of Tyler's new confederate frock coat for 1 bowl of pipe tobacco.
                      Mitchell L Critel
                      Wide Awake Groupie
                      Texas Ground Hornets

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                      • #146
                        Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                        To add to the realism, I have had shipped in from Texas, one winter storm -ribbed for your reenacting pleasure! The weather that we are having in Middle Tennessee today is pretty atypical for the brutal winter weather that January 1863 provided for both armies. No need to thank me, just enjoy yourselves!
                        -ELI GEERY- Corinthian No. 414-F&AM
                        "The Dippin' Gourd Mess" (FOUNDER)
                        "Original MOOCOWS Board of directors member"
                        "The Bully Boys"
                        "The Hard Case Boys"
                        "The Independant Mess"
                        29th Infantry DIV/OEF/OJG Veteran
                        3d Iinfantry DIV/OIF Veteran

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                        • #147
                          Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                          Here is the current weather forecast for those intrested.


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                          Juston Pope
                          "Temperance"
                          Independent Rifles

                          Do YOU get tired of hamming and yamming at the Rootbeer stand? Tired of the soft handed authentic movement? PM me and join the IR!

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                          • #148
                            Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                            Originally posted by plankholder View Post
                            To add to the realism, I have had shipped in from Texas, one winter storm -ribbed for your reenacting pleasure! The weather that we are having in Middle Tennessee today is pretty atypical for the brutal winter weather that January 1863 provided for both armies. No need to thank me, just enjoy yourselves!
                            Eli, I didn't know you held so much sway over the weather, impressive. If this event was held about 3 weeks earlier, I think you would have had a pretty "authentic impression" of January 1863. I think we hit about -5. Hell, it shut down the schools.
                            Eric N. Harley-Brown
                            Currently known to associate with the WIG/AG


                            "It has never been fully realized, nor appreciated by the people of the North-the great part in preserving the Union, the brave, loyal,and patriotic Union men, in the mountainous parts of the Southern states, rendered" - Orderly Sgt. Silas P. Woodall (2nd grt. grnd...) member of "Kennemers Union Scouts & Guides"-organized in Woodville, Alabama 1863.

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                            • #149
                              Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                              Eli speak for your own part of Tennessee. Here in Nashville, it feels good and I didn't even need a jacket today.
                              Heath Potter

                              South Union Guards
                              Star and Crescent Mess
                              A.E.K.D.B.

                              Bummers
                              Franklin Preservation March
                              Backwater 1865

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                              • #150
                                Re: "The Duck River Line-Winter 1863"-JAN 31-FEB 1,2009

                                Folks, Folks no need to get all bent out of shape over the weather unless you are a skulker:cry_smile! You know the rule of thumb about the southeast....if you dont like the weather...just wait a little while. The weather forcast has changed 4 times in 2 days. I'm betting on sunshine and cool temps!:wink_smil
                                Kaelin R. Vernon
                                SOUTH UNION GUARD

                                "Do small things with great love" -Mother Teresa

                                " Put your hands to work and your hearts to God" -Mother Ann Lee

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