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May 26, 2014

18th Century Altoids: A Recipe from the 1790s and Beyond

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The current day mints that we call Altoids have a long history. The recipe dates back at least to the 1780s, and were called peppermint...

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May 23, 2014

Secret Life of Bloggers Blog Party: Post 19

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I'm starting to think I bake too much. :) I am really enjoying taking these photos. Even though I don't always have my good camera w...

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May 16, 2014

Secret Life of Bloggers Blog Party: Post 18

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This week had periods of nice weather and crazy rain. Historical season is in full swing as the historical sites open up and the reenact...

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May 12, 2014

Tips for New Civil War Reenactors: Be a Bit of a Farb

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Soldiers at Neshaminy State Park 2014 I get a lot of emails from budding reenactors about to go to their first reenactment. They ask ...

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May 10, 2014

Secret Life of Bloggers Blog Party: Post 17

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This week had beautiful weather and I was lucky enough to get to enjoy a lot of it. I had time to take lots of photos since the weather was...

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