Misc. Gallery 3
(Buchanon Cabin, Abingdon VA
1996)
Roo ended up "bucked" to a rail fence for
his pilfering from the soldiers' haversacks. He was caught with watches,
several combs, a silver shot glass and money! One of the more popular
punishments during the Civil War was so-called "tying-up", and was used
on occasion for civilian discipline. Roo expresses his displeasure
at being publicly humiliated for his crimes.
(Buchanon Cabin, Abingdon VA 1996)
Of course one of the pitfalls of "tying-up" is
that any old feller can come along and "adjust your attitude" as Shawn
demonstrates by tickle torturing poor Roo's foot!
The Abingdon '96 Gang (from left): Jim Knight, Troy Turner, Shawn
Harris, Eric Straley, Randy "Roo" Haymaker; (front row) Bob Denton, Travis
Haymaker.
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