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Cowpens Revolutionary War Battle site.
We just got back from one of our much needed yearly vacations today. We visited Charleston S.C. and stayed in a beautiful beach house on Folly Island S.C. On our way back, I asked Maggie if she would like to visit the Cow pens Revolutionary War battle site located just 45 minutes from our home. She agreed and we proceeded to tour the amazing facility.
We started with a short video and then took a mile long walk completely around the site. Having much love for the history of Civil and Revolutionary war history, this was a dream come true for Maggie and I.
These soldiers had to bear extreme cold in the winters and blistering heat in the summer. Sharing the woods with chiggers, ticks snakes and even Wolves!
This battle could have decided this neck of the woods to be British vs. American soil. It was that crucial! It could have went either way, but we were smarter on the battle field that day.
We out witted the Brits and beat them in this battle hands down. I highly recommend a visit here at this site.
Below are some cast prints of an actual RW soldier in firing position. The average height of a soldier during the war was 5'5 inches tall. Small Lad's eh?
We just got back from one of our much needed yearly vacations today. We visited Charleston S.C. and stayed in a beautiful beach house on Folly Island S.C. On our way back, I asked Maggie if she would like to visit the Cow pens Revolutionary War battle site located just 45 minutes from our home. She agreed and we proceeded to tour the amazing facility.
We started with a short video and then took a mile long walk completely around the site. Having much love for the history of Civil and Revolutionary war history, this was a dream come true for Maggie and I.
These soldiers had to bear extreme cold in the winters and blistering heat in the summer. Sharing the woods with chiggers, ticks snakes and even Wolves!
This battle could have decided this neck of the woods to be British vs. American soil. It was that crucial! It could have went either way, but we were smarter on the battle field that day.
We out witted the Brits and beat them in this battle hands down. I highly recommend a visit here at this site.
Below are some cast prints of an actual RW soldier in firing position. The average height of a soldier during the war was 5'5 inches tall. Small Lad's eh?
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