"Trees in mid-April, 1775 in Lexington/Concord" Topic
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 Bobgnar  | 06 Jul 2026 9:26 p.m. PST |
I am planning on a Lexington/Concord game at a local con. A little late for an exact anniversary but close enough:) I have figs and flags and game stuff, but now need to deal with terrain. Am i correct to assume that the trees were not yet in bloom with leaves, still bare from the winter? Also, I assume the roads were just bare earth, with ruts. Not muddy as no report of rain. Should they be dark earth or more light brown? Thanks for the advice. |
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