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Yes that is true. Not many kids go camping these days. In our day and age their wasn't trail cams and cell phones to take pics of you doing dumb shit either.
Must have been a long walk home
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what sort of freaky ass kids are into WWII re-enactments in this day and age? this is bizarre as can be.
What sort of freaky ass old people build bows and arrows out of sticks in this day and age? This is bizarre as can be.
I know.
In my day it was cowboy/Indians. I would think their classmates will have a field day with the picture too.
Matter is closed. Glad I could offer you all a distraction for a day or so. lol
As far as the parents "trying" to sue me... They would have lost and ended up paying my legal fees.
In my day it was cowboy/Indians. I would think their classmates will have a field day with the picture too.
Matter is closed. Glad I could offer you all a distraction for a day or so. lol
As far as the parents "trying" to sue me... They would have lost and ended up paying my legal fees.
Actually, Conneaut, Oh. beach on Lake Erie, (20 min away) holds a reenactment every year of D-Day. Its said to be one of the best in the country. Planes, boats, tanks, hundreds of men and pyrotechnics.
"Once again D-Day Ohio, Inc. will invade the Lake Erie shores of Conneaut, Ohio, and stage the largest D-Day (1944) living history reenactment in the country. Featuring over 1,800 reenactors from across the US and Canada, spectators will witness men, women, and their machines perform a living tribute to the veterans of WWII through dress, mock battles, and living history displays. Meet the real men and women that lived through these times. Last year we were proud to host over 150 WWII veterans and hope to have even more this year.
Come and be a part of this Admission FREE event and experience what people call the most realistic and educational D-Day reenactment of the WWII era."
http://www.ddayohio.us/
http://www.ddayohio.us/schedule.htm
You should check out some of the pictures. Its a big event.
I suppose if they had been doing this when I was their age, I'd have been into it too.
Shit... I would have been more freaked out if they had been into the Civil War.
Check these out!
Like being there. There is even a "French Resistance camp."
https://ddayohio.smugmug.com/2018-photos/Official-D-Day-Photos-by-Category
Like being there. There is even a "French Resistance camp."
https://ddayohio.smugmug.com/2018-photos/Official-D-Day-Photos-by-Category
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Pic is definitely freaky... So has it been determined if they are boy and girl or two boys??? I once hunted a spot that the trail you walk in on went by an old cemetary with a stone wall going around it... I often thought if one were to dump flour over himself and sit on the wall one morning as a hunter walked by in the dark and out of no where puff on a cigarette and say good morning... Wonder what would happen???
I'd lose my shit! I have had to walk by more than a few graveyards and always thought the same thing.
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About 10 years ago on opening day of shotgun in Jersey I'm walking up an old logging road around 5:30 AM and out of no where a guy steps out from behind a tree and says good morning...No flashlight, nothing... I think I jumped out of my skin... Turned out to be a game warden and he checked my 870 for a plug...
When I posted about the girls trespassing on our place, it took several days but people finally started spilling the beans.
OK...I missed the part where they were exposed. Glad you got some sorta closure Jim.
OK...I missed the part where they were exposed. Glad you got some sorta closure Jim.
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I completely agree. Back when I was a kid we played army all over the place and never had boundaries called property lines. Of course not many people hunted in our woods or across the road either. We would do that all year if we could and never had problems with landowners. Kids nowadays are glued to their screens wearing out their thumbs.