After spending a chunck of the spring talking about the American revolution, I was looking forward to seeing the re-enactment on the 230th Anniversary of the Battle of Bound Brook this weekend. Sadly, it has been cancelled due to the flooding earlier this month.
Instead, I can spend some time this weekend reading up on the recently found George Washington letter.
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A great article (albeit sad) about the BBB cancellation in today's Star-Ledger (Somerset-Hunterdon section - page 29). Good quotes from everyone. They called us one of the largest reenactments in the state. (one bad note - They did have trouble spelling Ormosi).
Here is the link to the article online.
http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/somerset/index.ssf?/base/news-2/1177649246320780.xml&coll=1
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