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| Posted: Fri Jan 19th, 2007 05:07 pm |
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We Civil Warriors in the 21st century have our humor too. Last Saturday our Bull Run Round Table toured the tiny 5-acre remnant of the 500-acre battlefield of Ox Hill (Yankee) or Chantilly (Rebel) in Fairfax County, Virginia. It was fought on September 2, 1862, as an aftermath of Second Manassas. A bicyclist approached and we all moved off the sidewalk. Somebody called out, "Infantry yields to cavalry!" To which somebody else added, "Mister, here's your mule!" Later a jogger came by with a friendly tail-waggiing sniffer. It was attracted by the scent of dogs on some of the members' clothes. Somebody commented, "Looks like a Yankee dog to me." Patty "Private," Bull Run Civil War Round Table, Centreville
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