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Here's what I did instead. I WWII battle reenactment. Great time with family and met some vets from the time, Mostly fly boys. Pics to follow!
I coundn't make it to hackler or Keene but...
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This is held at the Collings Foundation in Stow Mass. Big museum, we didn't even get to the antique cars to take picture but I have been there before.
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The Allied side was so crowded that these are mostly from the Axis side. OK by me, I loved the old BMW cycles. I thought about seeking a Ural just because the were basically copies. I can't afford either.
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I've been to the Revolutionary reenactment in Concord but it was no comparison, it fact it didn't happen, no loss of even life, even reenacted. Years ago Lexington was different. It was great that the British embassy or connected service represented the unknown lost every year. We can't forget either side. Never been to a civil war one.
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