I really enjoy these different re-enactment 
What kind of re-enactment? are you talking about civil war renactments?
Yes, I enjoy seeing the horses and flags, and all the weapons
I don;t think I've ever actually been to a reenactment. I'd love to go, they started officially doing them around 1961.
Really, I know that at the 135th annerversiry was one of the most attended between 15.000 and 20.000 re enactors
Oh that's cool, I didn't know that. Surprisingly they also do them in other countries, there are reenactments in Canada, the UK, and even poland. 
Really, they also do different types of re enactments , anything from public events to living histories,public demonstrations and even closed events.
Yeah I wonder if they do any reenactments of gladiatorial battles in any of the stadiums that are still standing, that would be cool. I would totally dress up like a gladiator.
Yes that would be so cool, there are even films named after some of these battles like gettysburg,glory and gods and generals.
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