Re: This is all very Interesting!

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Posted by Sarah M. on February 19, 2000 at 15:24:22:

In Reply to: This is all very Interesting! posted by Malcolm MacWilliam on February 18, 2000 at 19:25:15:

Malcolm,

Thanks to LOTM and this website, I've been led into a life of re-enactment myself. I'm with a group of Rogers' Rangers, based in CT. Will you be at Battle Road? We're shedding our Ranger garb to join the 1st Battalion of the 2nd Mass. Looking forward to it very much!

Cheers,
Sarah M.

: Just found this site...I do longhunter impression (although a bit larger and balder than DDL) and for past 4 years reenact 77th and 42nd British Highlander, Grenadier Company...just came back from squirrel hunting trip last weekend, all in 18th century clothing, a foot of snow, and staying in 18th century cabin. LOTM is one of finest films of 18th century made. There is nothing quite like hunting and living for several days in 18th century clothing with a .54 caliber Berks Co. longrifle. Pax Aye!

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: Malcolm,

: Thanks to LOTM and this website, I've been led into a life of re-enactment myself.  I'm with a group of Rogers' Rangers, based in CT.  Will you be at Battle Road?  We're shedding our Ranger garb to join the 1st Battalion of the 2nd Mass. Looking forward to it very much!

: Cheers,
: Sarah M.

: : Just found this site...I do longhunter impression (although a bit larger and balder than DDL) and for past 4 years reenact 77th and 42nd British Highlander, Grenadier Company...just came back from squirrel hunting trip last weekend, all in 18th century clothing, a foot of snow, and staying in 18th century cabin.  LOTM is one of finest films of 18th century made.  There is nothing quite like hunting and living for several days in 18th century clothing with a .54 caliber Berks Co. longrifle.  Pax Aye!


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