Whoa! I sure can tell by my blog stats that I haven’t been blogging for a while! I’ll give a brief explanation for my absence in a bit. But, hey, first things first! Let’s start with revisiting a couple of my past entries like the one I called A Confederate Soldier. William Buckner Taylor was [...]
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Past Entries Revisited
Posted in American Civil War, Blogging, Bradley Palmer State Park, Breast Cancer, Close-up, Confederate, Environment, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Reflection, Rhododendron, Topsfield, Writing, tagged American Civil War, Blogging, Bradley Palmer State Park, Breast Cancer, Close-up photography, Confederate, Environment, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Reflection, Rhododendrons, Topsfield, Writing on July 17, 2008 | 6 Comments »
A Confederate Soldier
Posted in American Civil War, Confederate, History, Miscellaneous, New England, Photography, Topsfield, Writing, tagged American Civil War, Confederate, History, Miscellaneous, New England, Photography, Topsfield, Writing on June 8, 2008 | 11 Comments »
Quite some time ago, I recall reading, probably in Yankee magazine, that nearly every cemetery in New England, … then again, maybe that was in the Northeast, … has at least one Confederate soldier buried there. And, if memory serves me, I believe that most of these men had been prisoners of war but then [...]



