Gettysburg, PA: Exploring The Massive Battlefield, Site Of The Bloodiest Battle Of The Civil War
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Date: 2024-01-28
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CaptainHowdy1969
Hey Spoda. after seeing how much of a laugh you got out of the Amish town of intercourse I'll throw 3 more towns your direction that you'll get a few chuckles out of. in northern Minnesota there's a town called climax minnesota which isn't to far from the town of fertil Minnesota and in that same area of the state is Morehead Minnesota. so they're. no need to thank me now, you can thank me later when you visit these towns while chuckling the whole time your there. lol
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Hey Spoda. after seeing how much of a laugh you got out of the Amish town of intercourse I'll throw 3 more towns your direction that you'll get a few chuckles out of. in northern Minnesota there's a town called climax minnesota which isn't to far from the town of fertil Minnesota and in that same area of the state is Morehead Minnesota. so they're. no need to thank me now, you can thank me later when you visit these towns while chuckling the whole time your there. lol
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BigGator5
Battle Of Antietam (or Battle Of Sharpsburg) actually logged the single most bloodiest day in the Civil War with wounded, dead, and missing in action estimated at 22, 717. However the Battle Of Gettysburg lasted three days with wounded, dead, and missing in action estimated at just under 59, 000.
Fun Fact: The Amish can and will use modern electric tools, as long as they don't own it. They can still own modern tools, as long as it's not electric.
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Battle Of Antietam (or Battle Of Sharpsburg) actually logged the single most bloodiest day in the Civil War with wounded, dead, and missing in action estimated at 22, 717. However the Battle Of Gettysburg lasted three days with wounded, dead, and missing in action estimated at just under 59, 000.
Fun Fact: The Amish can and will use modern electric tools, as long as they don't own it. They can still own modern tools, as long as it's not electric.
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2104dogface
lived in Gburge back in early 2000 you drove by my old town house on the way to Lee's HQ. back then at the Lee HQ was a hotel & gift ect. recently the Battlefield Trust ) bought the land tore down everything the rebuilt / restored it based on org pictures back to the way it was during the battle. going back this year for the 4th of July / Ann. of the battle and then in Sept for WW2 weekend at Ike's farm
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lived in Gburge back in early 2000 you drove by my old town house on the way to Lee's HQ. back then at the Lee HQ was a hotel & gift ect. recently the Battlefield Trust ) bought the land tore down everything the rebuilt / restored it based on org pictures back to the way it was during the battle. going back this year for the 4th of July / Ann. of the battle and then in Sept for WW2 weekend at Ike's farm
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twozerouk
I hired a car and drove over to Gettysburg after arriving by sea at Baltimore. Well worth the drive but the battlefield is too big for a one day visit. I visited the excellent information centre and booked an very knowledgable guide which saved time finding the important locations on the field. As an impartial UK visitor it seems to me that Lee was forced to fight on ground not of his choosing
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I hired a car and drove over to Gettysburg after arriving by sea at Baltimore. Well worth the drive but the battlefield is too big for a one day visit. I visited the excellent information centre and booked an very knowledgable guide which saved time finding the important locations on the field. As an impartial UK visitor it seems to me that Lee was forced to fight on ground not of his choosing
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keyup2626
Awesome video just love going to civil war battle fields. It must have been the most horrible death for those men.
One fact that many don’t know is that over 50 thousand Canadians fought in the civil war most fought for the North.
I remember walking through this same cemetery, it’s very sobering to see all those graves of young men who’s lives were cut short.
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Awesome video just love going to civil war battle fields. It must have been the most horrible death for those men.
One fact that many don’t know is that over 50 thousand Canadians fought in the civil war most fought for the North.
I remember walking through this same cemetery, it’s very sobering to see all those graves of young men who’s lives were cut short.
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conniecrawford5231
My only complaint is that you skim over these towns and v cities and do superficial videos based on one day, often with lousy weather and then make a judgment based on that! Stay several days and get a more balanced opinion! You do a if this is Tuesday, it must be Belgium type program! Sorry, but true! Intercourse s old meaning was conversation.
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My only complaint is that you skim over these towns and v cities and do superficial videos based on one day, often with lousy weather and then make a judgment based on that! Stay several days and get a more balanced opinion! You do a if this is Tuesday, it must be Belgium type program! Sorry, but true! Intercourse s old meaning was conversation.
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TheNinjaPicker
Nice video, we were just there over the summer. So much to see but you visited the good parts. Funny thing is we went there 30 years ago and I bought a musket ball from General Lee's HQ which was a gift shop at the time. I have yet to get to Culps Hill but walked many of the other sites.
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Nice video, we were just there over the summer. So much to see but you visited the good parts. Funny thing is we went there 30 years ago and I bought a musket ball from General Lee's HQ which was a gift shop at the time. I have yet to get to Culps Hill but walked many of the other sites.
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BadGirlRyleigh
The Amish are known for living in Lancaster County but they actually have a growing community in the area surrounding Gettysburg as well. They used to live in the area and moved out around the 70s/80s, but are now moving back
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The Amish are known for living in Lancaster County but they actually have a growing community in the area surrounding Gettysburg as well. They used to live in the area and moved out around the 70s/80s, but are now moving back
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beckymellon8135
I’m curious where in phila your wife is from because she doesn’t seem to have an accent although I’m from phila so maybe I don’t hear it as well as if I wasn’t a Philadelphian
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I’m curious where in phila your wife is from because she doesn’t seem to have an accent although I’m from phila so maybe I don’t hear it as well as if I wasn’t a Philadelphian
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6thmichcav262
Thank you for the video and sights of locations. As a slight correction, the casualties on both sides were over 50, 000, but not killed. Casualties included killed, wounded and missing.
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Thank you for the video and sights of locations. As a slight correction, the casualties on both sides were over 50, 000, but not killed. Casualties included killed, wounded and missing.
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blyt5046
so cool i love seeing this stuff. i wonder if you’ve ever been to Batstoe, i went there once as a kid on a school trip still remember it. i’ve always loved seeing that historic land.
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so cool i love seeing this stuff. i wonder if you’ve ever been to Batstoe, i went there once as a kid on a school trip still remember it. i’ve always loved seeing that historic land.
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Theguy32
I’ve been to all the major Civil War battlefields several times. The main thing about Gettysburg is just how big and complex the battlefield is. Amazing place to visit.
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I’ve been to all the major Civil War battlefields several times. The main thing about Gettysburg is just how big and complex the battlefield is. Amazing place to visit.
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brandonstraubel29
Most decisive action on day 2 was Joshua Chamberlain on Little Round Top, defending against a Confederate charge with only bayonets left.
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Most decisive action on day 2 was Joshua Chamberlain on Little Round Top, defending against a Confederate charge with only bayonets left.
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stevekelly8898
A place I plan to visit in the future. Looks like it was a beautiful place to go and restore your faith in America after visiting Camden.
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A place I plan to visit in the future. Looks like it was a beautiful place to go and restore your faith in America after visiting Camden.
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sjtv1000
Driving through Gettysburg late at night is bone chilling. Its like you can feel the dark energy of war still lingering in the atmosphere.
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Driving through Gettysburg late at night is bone chilling. Its like you can feel the dark energy of war still lingering in the atmosphere.
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nickmerrick18
Great when you both show such passion towards a location that made such a mark on history such as this! What a holy and iconic place!
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Great when you both show such passion towards a location that made such a mark on history such as this! What a holy and iconic place!
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WhittyPics
I hope you didn't get screwed in Intercourse. I bet you had a good time there I would love to visit some Amish country sometime.
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I hope you didn't get screwed in Intercourse. I bet you had a good time there I would love to visit some Amish country sometime.
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peterparr3079
I've visited Gettysburg. Thought it was well set out and informative what happened in each section. We are from the UK.
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I've visited Gettysburg. Thought it was well set out and informative what happened in each section. We are from the UK.
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usa-by-car
Very interesting! Hope to visit all those places too, including INTERCOURSE; -. Greetings from Germany.
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Very interesting! Hope to visit all those places too, including INTERCOURSE; -. Greetings from Germany.
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