Spending Time with Friends
Our dear friends, Gary and Marsha Roche, are joining us for the next week. Gary is a Battlefield Guide for Gettysburg. He has willingly shared his passion for the Civil War with Wayne and me. For two years running we’ve ventured to Pennsylvania to tour Gettysburg with Gary and his friend, Bob Mullin, who’s also known as Mr. Gettysburg. We don’t have a Civil War battlefield to show Gary, but we do have incredible mountains, and a Civil War cemetery—honest! And plenty of sunshine and blue skies to fool him and Marsha into thinking it’s always this beautiful in the Pacific Northwest.
Posted by debbie at 3:01 PM | Link | 5 comments
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wow, why do you have a Civil War cemetery up and over there? You have my curiousity up
Posted by marciaelaine on September 12, 2008 at 4:33 PM
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I'm curious too. Sounds like you guys are going to have some fun. I bet they're the kind of friends that always keep things interesting. :)
Posted by aliciatags on September 12, 2008 at 5:15 PM
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You've gotten my attention. Have a wonderful time.
Posted by eviem. on September 12, 2008 at 8:30 PM
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Your mountains ARE incredible!! At least the pictures i've seen of them show their beauty & i'll bet those photos don't do them justice either!! I didn't think the civil war opposition extended into the Northwest!! That is interesting!! Can you explain a little about that?>
Posted by sabre on September 13, 2008 at 9:39 AM
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Hi Debbie,
The weather has been gorgeous to show off to your Gettysburg friends! I am from the East coast, and it's beautiful in the fall there, too, but nothing compares with the views when the Mountain is out, does it? Laurie
The weather has been gorgeous to show off to your Gettysburg friends! I am from the East coast, and it's beautiful in the fall there, too, but nothing compares with the views when the Mountain is out, does it? Laurie
Posted by laurie on September 14, 2008 at 12:25 PM
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