Gettysburg Tour

[con20or]

I was lucky enough to get to take a tour of Gettysburg last week - I was even there for one of the anniversaries of the battle on the 2nd. A friend of mine was with me testing out an app he's designing and took loads of videos - here they are. Maps provided also. See if you can guess what the videos are of!

Thanks to my guides Norb and Jim for showing me around.



http://www.ubipix.com/playvideo.php?id=389b04b5

SPOILER: SHOW

The Angle

http://www.ubipix.com/playvideo.php?id=3cf504e7

SPOILER: SHOW

Little Round Top

http://www.ubipix.com/playvideo.php?id=3ca704db

SPOILER: SHOW

Oak Ridge

http://www.ubipix.com/playvideo.php?id=3d1304e3

SPOILER: SHOW

Devils Den and Little Round top from the bottom

http://www.ubipix.com/playvideo.php?id=376d049a

SPOILER: SHOW

McPhersons Ridge

[FLGibsonJr]

I bought an audio tour and took my son around the Gettysburg battlefield last Sat 07-Jul-2012, maybe we saw you, we walked Bull Run on Wed 04-Jul-2012. It was very hot both days, but we enjoyed it.

Also, saw SoW behind the counter in the gift shop, I think Norbsoft should try to get some kind of small display, I think it would help sales.

Regards,

Gibson

[Little Powell]

I bought an audio tour and took my son around the Gettysburg battlefield last Sat 07-Jul-2012, maybe we saw you, we walked Bull Run on Wed 04-Jul-2012. It was very hot both days, but we enjoyed it.

Also, saw SoW behind the counter in the gift shop, I think Norbsoft should try to get some kind of small display, I think it would help sales.

Regards,

Gibson

Yeah, we talked about having a computer monitor setup somewhere with footage of the game playing.. But that was probably asking a little too much. :laugh:

[con20or]

Hot is not the word - and loads of DC had no power, so no A.C!

[FLGibsonJr]

We stayed in Alexandria and were in DC from the 1st through the 5th, but luckily we ran in to no power issues where we were. The heat was something else and it was day after day. We would go to the museums during the day, we left most of the outside things to late afternoon and evening.

Regards,

Gibson