Fort Loudoun ~ French & Indian War Reenactment

[@martyjones9374]

So much fun Cliff!! Just an amazing event. I still think you should get some period clothing & do reenactments. Hoping you will take us along. I had fresh coffee while watching this could of given you some for your shortbread. It looked so good. Plus your little cakes & that homemade bread. Oh my how yummy! Sweet of you to take a treat for your Mom. I know she enjoyed. Thanks this was so interesting & such a great time❣🥰

[@karlkarlsson1441]

I think going Old School attire would be cool for what you are doing!!! Thanks for the video!!!!

[@edithdavis2848]

Love this. Love Bagpipes, and the crafts. Yea money to buy is a problem. That's a beautiful spot to have a lunch in. Your famous, so glad you are being recognized. Linen might be ok to wear, buckskin would be hot. A real Randevous. Thank you Cliff.

[@brokentoe1510]

Please do, come and join us. You and your family as well . No better place for a week or weekend.

[@lesaanderson2525]

Wow Awsome event 👍Cliff thanks for sharing 👏👍😀😊

[@susanorr7535]

A great place, amazing.

[@wanderingoutyonder]

Very nice! We love the history! Great video once again!

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Cliff, I love watching re-enactments, it really gives you a much better idea of how people looked and the wares they were making and selling. Thanks for sharing, much love. xx 💖

[@1GirlieGirl]

Happy Pennsylvania Day!

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

Oh wow! This was a wonderful event! Bagpipes, folk music, food, demonstrations....so much fun! Absolutely you should get yourself some period clothing and join the fun! You'd be perfect! 😊

[@Rocketfball76]

This is awesome! I'm glad you came and check out the Reenactment. I fish at the Creek behind the fort. There is a ton of rich history in the area. Just over the mountain passed Cowans Gap is a town called Burnt Cabins. The town got its name from the early settlers burning the Cabins settled there to keep peace with the Indians.

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

Woodsman this Fantastic Video I Love Old retro Stuff to bits bagpipes were Irish or Scottish man i feel Great Kindred Spirit with this Greetings to All from I'd Sleep there for few nights I'm over d Moon Ur Videos 20july nite here tonight shud be at The Oscar's 1000 %brian Ireland

[@susanfromthemountains1754]

I thoroughly enjoyed that. When I lived in York county on a farm from 1986 until 2001, I thoroughly always enjoyed going to Steam- O- Rama in October. Thank you Cliff. Loved watching everything you showed us.

[@C-TOS]

It looks amazing, I am glad places like these are still available.

[@nickmad887]

Thanks Cliff.

[@marylutyger675]

Met my hubby at Cowan’s Gap State Park nearby. He was from Mercersburg. Beautiful country! Have you ever been privileged to see Charlie Smithgall’s cannon collection in Lancaster? He used to provide them for the 4th of July concerts at Long’s Park for the 1812 Overture

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Loved that thanks. Saw plenty of stuff I would buy. Loved seeing and hearing the piper, stirs up my Scottish blood. Actually you would look good in a kilt. Thank you so much for taking be along. Please stay safe and take care

[@stevesgarage7270]

Pretty cool spot glad you shared this video ty Steve

[@Carolbearce]

Oh that looks like so much fun. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@pamelaattrux336]

I would love to go to this place so interesting

[@katiefyock9607]

This is right up the road from us. I used to have a picture from HS with a friend standing on one of the lookouts.

[@don55s]

Always a good video as usual.

[@greerminiver9493]

Love these events that take us back in time to envision how life was like in the past! Thanks for making the trip and allowing us to enjoy it with you!

[@cynthiaarnold5807]

You are 8n my daughters neck of the woods. Her husband's grandma lives in Fort Loudon in the mountains. So beautiful and lots to explore in the area. Her hubby's parents live in the mountains in St Thomas. They live near the Letterkenny Army depot. A beautiful area to. I love going out there for the day do much to see in do, Downtown Chambersburg is like Lebanon used to be. It's like going back in time. People are friendly. I'm glad you enjoyed the area. Beware they drive like crazy people in Chambersburg. Lol. The farmland and orchards are beautiful to.

[@kateclark7250]

This event looks like a lot of fun! Maybe you could dress as a woodsman from the 1750s...

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

Kate well done wud the explorer cliff cool comment

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

hi that was Irish ce'ili music especially the flutes /thin whistle America is Still Mind blowing for Brian ahgain

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

well done u got shortbread for Ur Mum ate homemade cornbread in broofields those were d days brian

[@carolmchargue7746]

That's a great idea. He could include what wild food was available and share his knowledge on wildflowers etc. That would be interesting.

[@OlWolf1011]

Needs a Kentucky long-rifle. 😉

[@1corinthians-138]

Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for taking us along with you. 😊

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

Love this! I live just 17 miles north of here! FYI....spelled Fort Loudon

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Loudon is the modern spelling, Loudoun is the way it was spelled back in the day.

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 oh...ok..thanks for the info 😊

[@mikesherman4565]

Great video wish I was with you

[@carbidejones5076]

Looks great, perhaps I will take my family someday.

[@rnewell3265]

You should do it you have the knowledge love your videos 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@barbaraharshman9460]

This looks fun! Almost like the Renaissance festival

[@beverlymerkel6522]

Interesting to see what is out there! Glad you took the viewers along!

[@LuvWFT]

wish I knew about this... next year on my list thx. events like this use to be common place now far and few

[@ChrisRRT]

You should visit fort loudoun in Tennessee

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

whow gee wiz gobsmacked will deffo watch d rest of this Classic video tmw n again and n future was n sturbridge mass. once at their historical town near the broofields where i stayed with a family It broke my heart when i had to go back to my boring irish life that was few decades ago brian

[@robertryan1881]

the stuff laid out on a blanket to sell as the folks doing that are called blanket traders.

[@twentle100]

You should go to Washingtontonvillge in Carlisile

[@user-David-Alan]

Pretty cool stuff. Do you ever make it to the Kutztown folk festival? Hope you had fun. Stay well.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Haven't been there.

[@cherieevans8889]

You were seven miles from my house

[@hiworldstephensonultranate290]

The Indians had different Tents back then whxat starts can comeback well done n to participants too brian

[@douglaslangella7782]

If you become a reenactor which king would you serve?

[@brokentoe1510]

Good King George, who else!

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I would be an independent frontiersman.

[@douglaslangella7782]

@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 That seems to suit you perfectly.

[@gwenb4531]

What was the name of this event? I make shortbread all the time, very simple. I bet your Mom knows how to make it.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Fort Loudoun Market Fair

[@pawadventures5544]

Reenacting would be a blast! Make friends with someone who is really into it and learn from them.

[@brettjones4300]

Except for the wearing wool in summertime issue. 🥵

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Nice. Like an 18th century flea market, lol

[@concordiaranger2169]

While it's more fun immersing yourself by wearing period clothing and developing an impression, you may appear a bit "out of place" carrying and using any modern equipment while in garb. A clash of periods you might say. You may want to spend a day in garb without the tech and another day in modern attire with.

[@josephschmidt4157]

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