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    I have read a bit about battleground burial

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    Thanks Randy.

    Here's something else. An unknown grave site at the Kettle Creek Revolutionary War Battlefield.

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    At this site, white crosses dot the forest and marshland signifying the location of the fallen. After the battle on Valentine's Day in 1779, apparently the dead were buried where they fell by some of the Loyalists who were then freed. A few years ago ground-penetrating radar and cadaver dogs were used to locate some of these sites. More info.
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    Good one, Randy!
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    “You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
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    All good!
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    Thanks, Randy! We had some good conditions for plant photography last Sunday.
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    Seems a bird is snatching some Dead Flowers for his sweetheart during a very lively and loud courtship
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    Dang, I started getting this vertical density streak near the middle of the frame and more noticeable at slower shutter speeds. But my last roll more of them started showing up on the frame. It turns out it is the wheel that rotates the lens. It has a rubbery friction material on it. And the motor's shaft rotates the wheel by friction only (no gears). The friction material has become brittle. Cracks and small pieces have come off causing the motor's shaft to hit these indents/cracks slowing the rotation down momentarily. I'd think a modern version of this style of camera could be made with a stepper motor!


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