This weekend was one of patriotism and historical reenactments in Massachusetts. On Saturday, I went with my San Diego friends, Ian and Whitney Dawson to Minuteman National Park between Lexington and Concord for the a reenactment at Battle Road and on Monday morning I went with some friends to the Lexington battle reenactment. On April 19, 1775 British troops departed from Boston to seize arms and munitions in Concord. Local minutemen and militias battled the troops in Lexington, Concord and all along Massachusetts avenue back to Boston. The reenactments definitely stirred feelings of patriotism and veneration for our country's rich history. Unfortunately I didn't take many still photos, but I got about an hour of video! So if anyone's interested in seeing that let me know!
British Camp at Minutemen National Park, Concord
Ian and I with a British Officer in Concord
Lexington with friends at 6:00am, Patriots Day
Everyone was taking turns getting "jumping pictures" in front of this flag.
It was my turn. Here's my take-off
I went for a superman shot.
Paying tribute to the honorable dead.
Jared popping a heel-clicker.
British Camp at Minutemen National Park, Concord
Ian and I with a British Officer in Concord
Lexington with friends at 6:00am, Patriots Day
Everyone was taking turns getting "jumping pictures" in front of this flag.
It was my turn. Here's my take-off
I went for a superman shot.
Paying tribute to the honorable dead.
Jared popping a heel-clicker.
1 comment:
your superman shot is amazing! how do you do that??
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