Here's the latest in my ongoing series of Supergirl fan-fiction stories, #39: "Founder's Day In National City". I'm imagining "Founder's Day" to be a sort of local version of Memorial Day, so I gave this story a historical theme.
Hope you like it!
https://www.facebook.com/stewart.tick/posts/991624007635632
And here's some of the antique artillery pieces I was referring to in the story, still in action today!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL13quhcUMw
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Stewart Tick
- Supergirl General Discussion
- Sunday, 19 March 2017
Thanks, Argo - I really appreciate it!
When I visited the (US) Civil War Museum in Gettysburg, I watched the cannons being fired. I was impressed by how loud they were, and the fact that the cannonball could travel over a mile!
And of course, I also remember the "rotten egg" smell of the black powder smoke
When I visited the (US) Civil War Museum in Gettysburg, I watched the cannons being fired. I was impressed by how loud they were, and the fact that the cannonball could travel over a mile!
And of course, I also remember the "rotten egg" smell of the black powder smoke
- more than a month ago
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Stewart, This is really a creative one, beyond your creative stories. I loved the cannon angle. I used to go to a lot of Civil War reenactments ments and really appreciate the cannon's capabilities.
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