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Reenacting memory: 2007 Fanshawe

youtu.be/rsz3Fpy0Jkk?... A classic from the One Show

Re-enacting Memory: on this day in 2020 we lost a dear friend. Ray was a marvelous academic and teacher. He encouraged me and mentored me in my interests in history. Generous with his time, he did this for many others. Loved and fondly remembered by many!

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Another enjoyable and insightful conversation with Don Graves!

Reenacting memory: 2006 Fort Niagara

I do believe I am one of the "chaps"!

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Reenacting memory: 2005 Niagara-On-The-Lake part of the Fort George Grand Tactical.

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Reenacting memory: 2008 Port Dover. Out on a cruise with the Ferrets!

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From 2017, kitchen for the Officers' Mess at Fort George. Garrison weekend and AGM for the 41st Regiment. Good things happen in there!

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Reenacting Memory! I find this photo compelling as it illustrates, what would be a wartime strength company, somewhere just over 70 muskets. 41st Regiment reenactors and the 41st squaddies (summer students - white trousers) from Fort George under my command at Fort Erie.

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Re-enacting Memory: 2015, Waterloo. Our very own Ross Flowers leads the Fourth Brigade. Photo from the Waterloo 200 Group, taken by David Whitehead.

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Reenacting Memory: Mississinewa 2023, our version of a last stand? A favourite moment. The crowd pleaser for the home town fans. They wanted me to screw it up and I obliged in spectacular fashion! At one point Chris tried to make me stop because we were getting into so much trouble!

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Reenacting Memory, more photos from Mississinewa 2023. (Marion, Indiana) Photos by David Burns.

Our conversations with Don continue! This looks at the British Army in general and the next episode will be the British Army in Canada.

Re-enacting Memory: some event, some time, some place. Time to go to work!

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Reenacting Memory photos from Mississinewa 2023. Photos by David Burns.

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Re-enacting Memory: the 41st Regiment supporting the military timeline event for the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada as part of Open Doors Cambridge in 2008.

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Episode 4 and counting! Our list of topics continues to grow.

Photo by Brad Stott at the 2024 Light Infantry School held at Fort George National Historic Site, Parks Canada

Re-enacting Memory: 2006, garrison weekend and the AGM of the 41st Regiment at Fort Erie. An opportunity to "leek in" new members.

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Re-enacting Memory: 2009 on this day, we lost this fine man. Widely beloved within our reenacting community. My memories of time spent with Terry make me smile.

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I really enjoyed meeting Madelaine and talking about this fascinating topic! What! Annex Canada? Stay away! @mdrohan.bsky.social

Ka Boom! Shared by Rolf Gollin. Fort Erie.

Re-enacting Memory: 2009. That time we were able to stay in the MacKenzie Printery in Queenston! The next morning, we took a stroll/march around the heights. www.niagaraparks.com/.../heri.../...

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Re-enacting memory: this pioneer knows things ...

Re-enacting Memory: 2010, visiting Laura Secord's house! Spoiler Alert: we did not find her or any chocolates.

Hello Terry! Always worth the visit 1

Glad I found this! Tribute to Norval Morisseau.

I think this is the fourth one of these that I have visited. Nipigon Lookout

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Hey! I registered a speed!

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I am nothing without an amazing Drum Major at my side! Latha sona do bhreith Ross Flowers!!!!

Re-enacting Memory: when on campaign, my home away from home. Time to update the pictures! Penny made me the wallpaper I had meaning to do for the last season.

Labrador Tea: brewed from the leaves of the plant , has long been used by Indigenous Peoples to treat a variety of ailments: Respiratory issues Digestive issues Renal problems Rheumatism Scurvy Headaches The tea was also historically used as a wash for wounds, insect bites and skin rashes