Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

We arrived late to Gettysburg National Park, but just in time to see a movie and experience the Cyclorama Sound and Light Show.  We stood in the middle of a round room with a mural painted on the walls.  There was a narrative with lights and sound of a Civil War Battle.  Very impressive.









On the way out I took a picture with my cousin.

 We then went to the National Cemetery and had an hour tour by a registered guide.  I swear I smelled smoke.

This is where President Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address

The sun came out, check out his shadow.


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