I spent the morning at the Princeton Battlefield Park filming a television commercial for a hotline that I volunteer for. The grass was dewy and made it almost impossible to walk in my flip flops, and i was upstaged by the black squirrels.
It took a lot out of me, we shot almost 40 minutes that will be condensed down to about a minute and half, and shown on TV in September. I don't know if it will be just the Tri State area (NJ, NY, CT) and PA, or nationwide.
I will have my own copy in September, and post it up here then.
I am totally in shadows, under a fake name, which is pretty easy to figure out- and hopefully, not upstaged to badly from the squirrels.
For those interested in American Revolutionary History, below are some photos of the park and videos here.
I am really spent, headachy, and need to decompress, and will be back on line tomorrow.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
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Have you ever taken a look at the role Canada played in the creation of the US previous to the Revolutionary War, and the role the Revolutionary War played in the creation of Canada?
It's a fascinating story. My parents were actually just in upper New York State for a reenactment of some of the 1812 battles, which is something I also have a lot of interest in.
This is the Wiki page about the pre-1776 relationship:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyalist_(American_Revolution)#Canada
Gabriel- yes I did at one time but over the years have forgotten it, since American history tends to focus on well, America.
I do love watching reenactments too, My last job I had I worked with a couple Revolutionary reenactors, and it is amazing what they do, they have to fall in a certain spot, do this, do that. ..e.. it's really amazing.
I'm going to the Wiki page now.
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