Showing posts with label 84th Regiment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 84th Regiment. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 July 2022

Fort Anne Encampment 2022

 After a 2 year enforced hiatus, we went back. This year my 4 days off were exactly the days for the event. I went down on Thursday and returned Sunday.

Most of these shots are mine, the first two I belive are from one of our newest members.

The camp in the fort
Renville or otherwise known as the tartan alarm clock
Deer chop curry anyone?
Bill our new member seems to think it's good
My tent with my coat over 
Making Friday night supper
Ready to begin a very busy Saturday.

Pumped to play

That moment you get asked to drum in a couple because they asked the piper to handle the ring, 
Marching to battle 
Beating to assembly to repel attack 
Firing at the rebels
I'm the only casually and I didn't flash or moon the audience 
Marching back 
King's forces March on

Wednesday, 1 April 2020

84th Regiment of Foot Royal Highland Emigrants memories

Halifax Citadel 1994

Fort Anne 1992

Fort Ellis 1987

Stewiacke parade 1987

Middleton 1991

Shelburne 1990

Fort Anne 1990

Pte. REDDEN Shelburne 1992

Fort Sackville 1993



Saint John 1990

1990

Fort Anne 1986

Stewiacke 1986

Halifax 1987

Hardwoodlands 1991






Monday, 6 August 2018

Battle of Brandywine, 1777

My take on the Philidelphia campaign of 1777.
the centre of the American line being assaulted by the Crown forces

Americans push against the Hessians on the crown right.

Various American skirmishers supported by some Light Dragoons

The British composite Grenadier and Light Infantry battalions about to hit the American right.

and the British Left wing begins to hit the rebels

Crown lights and dragoons push through the woods
The American's eventually crumbled under the intense pressure on all their flanks.
The deluded subjects were forced to flee.
God Save the King!

Fort Anne encampment, 2018

I had such a good time with my family that I forgot to add pictures! My new sailor kit came in handy as an American privateer
My wife got pictures so I shall have to wait for her to sort them out
Drummer Ian in his small clothes and mistress Leena in her young ladies clothing.
I havent yet been able to upload further pictures

a shot of Private DeLorey back in 1986 with my little sister.

Leena in the courtyard of Port Royal habitation, 
the children of the regiment playing outside the fort's prison

sliding down the ramparts, hence why I bought Ian a pair of brown breeches

all of the King's men

in the officer's lines

once again scrambling up the ramparts


Tuesday, 10 July 2018

East Hants the story of us

My father, Captain Robert Redden,and I and our friend, Peter Ashley were part of an event to celebrate the launch of a movie made on the history of East Hants,
We pipes and drummed in our uniforms of the 2nd Battalion, 84th Royal Highland Emigrants.
Once I get some pictures I shall post them.
Private Ashley, Drummer Redden and Captain Redden