American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Gentlemen,

A number of years ago, there was a post on these forums about some of the liberties that map designers took during their labors. For example, the shark fin in the pond at Murfreesboro and the fisherman at Shiloh. I got a real kick out these quirks but I've forgotten most of them.

I'm hoping that all of you members who have discovered these various gems will post them here for all of us to hunt down and enjoy. Thanks in advance!

Very Respectfully,

Col Eagle
1/1/XXIV/AOJ

I posted pictures of some of them in my last post in this here thread ...

http://www.wargame.ch/board/acw/topic.a ... IC_ID=9108

[:)]

Gen. Walter, USA
<i>The Blue Blitz</i>
Reserve Artillery, AoS

Ah yes, I forgot about that ring of fairies. Thanks! Anyone know of any others?

I always thought they were native americans or a witches brew. The clothes on the line is a recurring theme on the Shiloh map. [:)]

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Army of Northern Virginia
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I always think of "The Crucible"

Regards,

Brig. Gen. Alan Lynn
2nd Div, II Corps, AoA

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