Graves in the National Cemetery at Shiloh.
Sue and Carol dressed in Union and Confederate Uniforms.We got to Grand Harbor yesterday late in the afternoon. The cruise was beautiful. We got right through the Pickwick Lock with no wait. I saw Rosie (Rennie and James' friend) last night at the laundry room. She had just come back from Columbus where she had gone to the doctor for her fingers. She hurt her hand trying to bring up a fouled anchor line. She has to have an operation on Monday. They are only two days cruising away from finishing the loop. So, today they took back the rental car and left on their boat toward Columbus. I hope everything goes smoothly for them on the way back.
The four of us (the Mayers and the Sagels) took the courtesy car and went to Shiloh. That was really fun and educational. We went to the museum, saw a movie about the battle, went to the national cemetery, and did a driving tour with a CD. Afterwards, we went to the Rib Cage for a late lunch. All in all, a great day.
The four of us (the Mayers and the Sagels) took the courtesy car and went to Shiloh. That was really fun and educational. We went to the museum, saw a movie about the battle, went to the national cemetery, and did a driving tour with a CD. Afterwards, we went to the Rib Cage for a late lunch. All in all, a great day.
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