Walking the arroyo. Morning movement.
Delightful morning to be out as Albuquerque (or at least our part of the city) had rain last night.
Gettysburg.
Battle Cry Of Freedom – Jacqueline Schwab
Who Knows Where The Wind Blows – Tommy Sands
Gettysburg – Tmark Band
Gettysburg – John Bell
Gettysburg – Kyle Thompson
Ballad of the 20th Maine – The Ghost of Paul Revere
Gettysburg – Civil War
Gettysburg, the Third Day – Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony & Russell McCutcheon
Kingdom Coming – Matt Glaser, Evan Stover, Jay Ungar, Art Baron & Molly Mason
Give Us a Flag – Richie Havens
We Are Climbing Jacob’s Ladder – Bernice Johnson Reagon
Battle Hymn Of The Republic – The Abyssinian Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir
Main Title (From “Gettysburg”) – The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashokan Farewell – Jay Ungar And Molly Mason
Tag Archives: Gettysburg
3 July 2025
Filed under Albuquerque, Antiracism, Exercise, Music, New Mexico, playlist
3 July 2024
Battle Cry of Freedom – Jacqueline Schwab
Who Knows Where the Wind Blows – Tommy Sands
Gettysburg – Tmark Band
Gettysburg – John Bell
Gettysburg – Kyle Thompson
Ballad of the 20th Maine – The Ghost of Paul Revere
Gettysburg – Civil War
Gettysburg, The Third Day – Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony & Russell McCutcheon
Kingdom Coming – Matt Glaser, Evan Stover, Jay Ungar, Art Baron & Molly Mason
Give Us a Flag – Richie Havens
We Are Climbing – Bernice Johnson Reagon
Battle Hymn of the Republic – The Abyssinian Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir
Main Title (“From Gettysburg”) – The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashokan Farewell – Jay Unger and Molly Mason
3 July 2023
Walking. The Parklands at Floyds Fork.
Battle Cry of Freedom – Jacqueline Schwab
Who Knows Where the Wind Blows – Tommy Sands
Paddy’s Lamentation – Mary Black
Gettysburg – Tmark Band
Kathleen Mavourneen – John McCormack
Gettysburg – John Bell
The Round Tops – Jeff Stike
Gettysburg – Kyle Thompson
Gettysburg – Civil War
Gettysburg, The Third Day – Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony & Russell McCutcheon
Kingdom Coming – Matt Glaser, Evan Stover, Jay Ungar, Art Baron & Molly Mason
Give Us a Flag – Richie Havens
We Are Climbing – Bernice Johnson Reagon
Battle Hymn of the Republic – The Abyssinian Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir
Main Title (“From Gettysburg”) – The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashokan Farewell – Jay Unger and Molly Mason
Filed under Exercise, Family, Louisville, Music, playlist
3 July 2022
Walking. Gym in the Apartment. Germantown.
Battle Cry of Freedom – Jacqueline Schwab
Who Knows Where the Wind Blows – Tommy Sands
Paddy’s Lamentation – Mary Black
Gettysburg – Tmark Band
Kathleen Mavourneen – John McCormack
Gettysburg – John Bell
The Round Tops – Jeff Stike
Gettysburg – Kyle Thompson
Gettysburg – Civil War
Gettysburg, The Third Day – Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony & Russell McCutcheon
Kingdom Coming – Matt Glaser, Evan Stover, Jay Ungar, Art Baron & Molly Mason
Give Us a Flag – Richie Havens
We Are Climbing – Bernice Johnson Reagon
Battle Hymn of the Republic – The Abyssinian Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir
Main Title (“From Gettysburg”) – The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashokan Farewell – Jay Unger and Molly Mason
Filed under Exercise, Louisville, Music, playlist
3 July 2021
Walking. Germantown.
The Battle Cry of Freedom – Jacqueline Schwab
Who Knows Where the Wind Blows – Tommy Sand
Paddy’s Lamentation – Mary Black
Gettysburg – Tmark Band
Kathleen Mavourneen – John McCormack
Gettysburg – John Bell
The Round Tops – Jeff Stike
Gettysburg – Kyle Thompson
Gettysburg – Civil War
Gettysburg The Third Day – Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony & Russell McCutcheon
Kingdom Coming – Matt Glaser, Evan Stover, Jay Ungar, Art Baron & Molly Mason
Give Us a Flag – Richie Havens
We Are Climbing Jacob’s Ladder – Bernice Johnson Reagon
Battle Hymn of the Republic – The Abyssinian Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir
Ashokan Farewell – Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
Filed under Exercise, Louisville, Music, playlist
Ghosts of Gettysburg
Through early morning mists they march
across the fields of green,
fields red-stained by their life blood
when they were young.
No long range kills,
no smart bombs then;
just frightened, courageous
too-young men
who,
for cause
country
comrades,
engaged each other
face to face
and
hand to hand,
performing acts of
unspeakable horror,
incredible valor,
absolute futility
until the arms of Mars
did embrace and claim them.
23 August 2002
The Shire, Louisville
Filed under National Park, Poem
Along the Graybeard Trail 