Make no mistake the confederacy is alive and well and once in awhile they let you know it. They are very proud of this man and his brother who never gave up their guns to the northerners.
The inscription on the statue and this come from the Augusta Chronicle who are doing a series on confederate hero's this week probably because the Masters is being played this week. Need to let the outsiders know who's in charge here yet.
Yep, the Civil War is 150 years old and southerners will be talking up their side of the story.
ReplyDeleteThat they are!
ReplyDeleteIsh. Pew. Ack! How do they breathe when there head is stuck where "the sun don't shine?"
ReplyDeleteNice header pics you've been choosing.
Correction, in case the spelling police are on the loose: their.
ReplyDeleteThe picture today was at SAC Air Museum just outside of Omaha. The black angle is the "Blackbird" the premier plane that sits behind the window you see.
ReplyDeleteI plead cornfield in respect to the spelling police Teresa. Please help me out.
there: location
ReplyDeletetheir: referring to people or other beings.
Spelling police is what I refer to those folks out there who like to find a power niche through correcting others misspellings and such. Believe me, they're (they are) out there. LOL