War Thunder - The Morris Artillery Page's Battery Oak Hill Gettysburg Acrylic Print

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View northeasterly near the top of Oak Hill towards the position of Page's Battery of the Morris Artillery, First Day of Battle Gettysburg National Military Park. Image = AONV Morris Arty Page's Btry IGP6922-26 E-P S C1.

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I am a seat-of-the-pants photographer: with not the best of equipment but not the worst either; possessing good timing but no stranger to poor; with camera gear in tow and at other times without; witness to incredible light and often not so; there at the right moment and frequently just a few minutes too late. Maybe a lot like you. I am a lover of history and of our country; privileged to have seen a few other lands and their people; grateful for the sight that I have been given on loan; blessed by the scenes before me and the vision to see what they may look like at another hour and in another season. When I gave my life to Christ it was the fulfillment of the faithful prayers of many others on my behalf. There was no resounding...