I am back by Richardphotos
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I took some people to New Orleans to go on a cruise and then I went to Mississippi to Vicksburg. the site of a major Civil War battle and final resting place for 17000 Confederate soldiers and Union. I do not know the number on the Union side, but the Union won the battle
this structure is in the American Military Park at Vicksburg. it is really worth the time to visit there to grasp the loss of life

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in the area of grassy knolls is the site of the battle
The Illinois State Memorial in Vicksburg National Military Park
The structure was modeled after Rome's Temple of Minerva Medici and the Pantheon; it was dedicated on October 26, 1906.
from Wikimedia Commons
Fantastic Richard, and I really appreciate your information of the site. Applause...+5
somber view
great capture
Good you are back, was getting worried because I did not know you were on another adventure!
Great photo of this historic battlefield.
wonderful view here on this excellent photography ! splendid panoramic vision !!!
Welcome back! Great view and photo!
Great shot and welcome back!
Very beautiful looking capture!
Sounds like a great trip. I have been to a WWII military cemetery in Luxemborg. It was an awe-inspiring experience. I can imagine this one is equally atmospheric. There are some things that really are worth personally experiencing.
Wonderful view across the pillars
Great PoV
bon retours !
Great view and capture.
Great view and capture!
Beautiful capture!
WOW... What a fabulous POV... Marvelous capture once again !!!
Exellent done.
Very nice capture.
great image, and civil war history
nice view
Me too!
This is a very wonderful and moody photo, Richard! Well done!
A super capture. It looks very peaceful now but what a sad past it has had.
Interesting and significant photo
Would love to visit these old Civil War battle sites and museums...
I saw this when it went up, and I was struck by the striking angles you got on the pillars, making them almost embrace the field in front of them...yet, at the same time, it's as if they were warped by all that happened here. The rolling hills can't help but suggest the entombment of so many soldiers. And it's so lush now...A beautiful capture of the lush rolling landscape in this area, with a large swath of that dramatic sky---as if the sky were commemorating the loss that took place here. Finely done, once more.