'45 Reenactment Recruiting Film

[Santa Wally]

A few of those photos look like they were taken at the Niagara Celtic Festival last Sept when Prince Charlie arrived by the sailing ship seen in the photo and was rowed ashore to the encampment. I was there and saw the arrival and his proclamation at the encampment.

Other photos look like they may have been taken at NY's Fort Niagara.

[Nighthawk]

That's a well-done video! If I weren't already in a Jacobite period group- and lived anywhere near you!- I'd sign up. It is indeed a fantastic hobby. It quickly becomes a lifestyle! Yours is remarkable similar to ours! Take a look and give me your opinion, if you would!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32w4opsmWcE

I know our two groups have totally different foci- you're obviously military, where we're civilian- which why I ask.

[Woodsheal]

That's a well-done video! If I weren't already in a Jacobite period group- and lived anywhere near you!- I'd sign up. It is indeed a fantastic hobby. It quickly becomes a lifestyle! Yours is remarkable similar to ours! Take a look and give me your opinion, if you would!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32w4opsmWcE

I know our two groups have totally different foci- you're obviously military, where we're civilian- which why I ask.

That is excellent as well. You'd swear the same person produced both videos...!

[Sharkman]

Excellent Video Woodsheal! Thanks for posting that.

A friend of mine here in San Diego does some reenacting, but centered more around the 12th and 13th century and earlier.

[McClef]

I have only had the opportunity of admiring Fort Niagara from the Canadian shore.

I don't suppose there is a King George's Army Re-enactment group which whom you can have the occasional skirmish?

[beloitpiper]

Excellent video! Wish I could join in. Do you know what band that is playing the pipe music at the end of the video?

[Guinness>water]

Thats really cool! I wish so bad there was interest in my area. Guess I need to move.