The adventures of an 18th century imagination, located in Northern Europe formerly ruled over by joint rulers Duke Karl Frederick and Duchess Liv.Not to mention the American colony of Ny Tradgardland the 17th century Colony of New Tradgardstadt and the newly restored territory of the Shetland Isles.
Featuring a supporting bill of gaming in a diversity of times,places and scales.Hopefully something to interest all who pop by...
An eerie place, even in the summer sunshine? I have visited few preserved battlefields except the Western Front trenches and cemeteries of Belgium and France and as the Culloden signs says “this is a War Grave ... treat it with respect”. (This was not always the case in Belgium and France, esp. with local children at Dixmuide) This makes for strange and story rich ground ...
Looks like a rather atypical day at Drumossie Muir! I recognise the little thatched cottage as the visitor centre/museum....I have be three times I think, and also to the nearby Fort George twice, where there is a regimental museum of the local highland regiment, which became the QOH before final amalgamation with the Gordon's to become "The Highlanders", one of the battalions of the Royal Regiment of Scotland
Splendid! I'm sure that you had the most interesting day. We can now move our conversation from the lack of swords in the Jacobite army to whether Leanach cottage is contemporary to the battle! Ronnie
An eerie place, even in the summer sunshine? I have visited few preserved battlefields except the Western Front trenches and cemeteries of Belgium and France and as the Culloden signs says “this is a War Grave ... treat it with respect”. (This was not always the case in Belgium and France, esp. with local children at Dixmuide) This makes for strange and story rich ground ...
ReplyDeleteNot really, just poignant in the glorious sun.
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
You got a cracking day for it that's for sure, must admit it's a place I never tire of visiting,
ReplyDeleteI certainly did and I will be back…
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
Looks like a rather atypical day at Drumossie Muir! I recognise the little thatched cottage as the visitor centre/museum....I have be three times I think, and also to the nearby Fort George twice, where there is a regimental museum of the local highland regiment, which became the QOH before final amalgamation with the Gordon's to become "The Highlanders", one of the battalions of the Royal Regiment of Scotland
ReplyDeleteAtypical indeed.
DeleteI must get to Fort George, one day.
Alan Tradgardland
Splendid! I'm sure that you had the most interesting day. We can now move our conversation from the lack of swords in the Jacobite army to whether Leanach cottage is contemporary to the battle!
ReplyDeleteRonnie
What should I read/borrow from you Ronnie? I am too lazy to trace back all the threads on the F&D forum.
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
I visited Culloden many many years ago when part of it was still covered in forestry .
ReplyDeleteVery different now, well worth a visit.
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
I refuse to believe this is actually Culloden... something strange has happened to the sky and it's a weird blue colour...
ReplyDeleteFair cop, I put a blue filter on the camera, not.😂
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