A Field Guide to The Witness Trees of Pickett's Charge: Featuring the Witness Trees of West Confederate Avenue & Cemetery Ridge (Peter Lukacs - GM) blood Each burial place tells a

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A Field Guide to The Witness Trees of Pickett's Charge: Featuring the Witness Trees of West Confederate Avenue & Cemetery Ridge (Peter Lukacs - GM) blood Each burial place tells aA field guide to help you find forty 200 year old trees that were alive in 1863 to witness the fighting at the Battle of Gettysburg over July 1 3, 1863. This 72 page full color booklet focuses on those still living trees that were present for both the terrible fighting in Herbst Woods on the first day of the battle and for the climactic moment of the battle, the assault known as Picketts Charge, which occurred on the afternoon of July 3. Inside you