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Yasmeen wrote:That's really cool. I knew a guy years ago who did Civil War reenactments all the time. It definitely sounded like the people who do it often take it very seriously.

A number of years ago,I and several co-worker were doing some environmmental field work in the hills of northwest Virginia and had a Twilight Zone moment when we walked right into the middle of a Civil War battle reenactment.

Some pictures from my recent trip to New Mexico and Colorado:

And some more from Chaco Canyon in New Mexico:

And here's some pictures of my cousin's wedding in a Spanish ruin from the 17th century (1620's, I think):

Alan, im assuming you did the hike up on top of the mesaabove all of the ruins? my car was broken in to up there, first case ever in chaco. haha lucky me

cool!

dyno_heaven wrote:Alan, im assuming you did the hike up on top of the mesaabove all of the ruins? my car was broken in to up there, first case ever in chaco. haha lucky me

That's amazing. There were a lot of people there both days we were hiking. I couldn't do the whole loop hike, my left ankle, knee, and hip were killing me so I limped back after reaching the ruins on the top. Here's slideshows of all the pictures from the trip:

http://www.psychicreform.com/0610chaco01
http://www.psychicreform.com/0610chaco02pects
http://www.psychicreform.com/0610chaco03plants
http://www.psychicreform.com/0610lnlwedding
http://www.psychicreform.com/0610NMnCO

Here are some pictures from my grandma's farm:

nice Wes, take pictures while other people do real work