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Aye mates, in less than a month the redcoats descend upon the Big Muddied (by Katrina) fer their annual drubbin! :haha: January 12 and 13, to be exact, and my Baratarians and our Plauche's Battalion and Beal's Rifle Company allies extend to all of you a most cordial invitation to attend.

Capt. William
 
We beat the tar out of the bloody Brits once again! The event was rather lightly attended this year. However, the weather was absolute perfection - 60-70 degree range and sunny - and the reenactors were well-represented: both the local and out of town USS Carolina crew were there, along with the 7th Infantry, Beale's Rifle Company, Plauche's Battalion, the Tennessee Volunteers, a couple of British units, the Choctaws, and of course, the Baratarian privateers! :grin:

Capt. William
 
Is there a website for the "Tennessee Volunteers" referred to above?

Thanks,
Hugh
 

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