Despite my first experience of getting ridiculously lost (the “ridiculous” referring to my navigational skills, not to my level of lostness), I persevered and went back to Nash Farm, the Civil War Historical Battlefield Park (see previous post). This time I found the wooded trail…that was actually mostly a gravel driveway and about 20 meters of dead leaves…and arrived within minutes.
Here are some photos I took of the area:

Close up of a tree overlooking the site of cavalry charge.

Same tree farther back (I really like this tree).
Gravel road for Confederate and Union ghosts to wander.

Big ol’ southern sky.
Me.
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Sounds of cannon fire and soldiers shouting are long silenced now. Their memory and bravery live on as we can honor these America men from both sides.
Love - Dad
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