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Spanish American War (diary)

bigpearl
#41

LOL.

said I would keep my distance but can't help myself same as most here.


Bob, Dan we have our ups and downs over the years but are not thin skinned like some that can't or won't take criticism on the cheek, learn and continue fwd. Agree at times to disagree while learning every day.


I remember the OP's first post and he/she didn't like the responses and suddenly left field came a history lesson/account. The OP's original post was walked away from any different now?


OMO.


Cheers, Steve.

bigpearl
#42

Good call OP.


Steve.

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M
#43

@Cheryl


Please go ahead and close this thread.聽 聽I'm not posting any more excerpts on this site.

Enzyte Bob
#44

MinnGuy said to mugteck. . . .聽 I have nearly 50 pages of diary starting that date聽 It's Feb4, 1899

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I rather read 50 ways to leave your lover.

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M
#45

I'm gonna post a few pictures my ggdad brought home.

I'll do one first to see if it works.


This is a church in the Sn Miguel district



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This is labelled "The Boneyard"聽 聽No idea why the bones are piled up here.


[link under review]

M
#46

Labelled as NativeGroup


M
#47

Labelled as Paco Cemetery

This is my ggDad on the far right and his company of men around a grave.


I don't know who is buried there.



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