A friend took this picture July 29th of 2000 when she and some friends were touring the Chickamunga Civil War Battlefield in Tennessee.
The Statue is a memorial to a unit from the north that fought in the war in that area (no necessarly at that spot).
The day was cloudy but it was not raining. The picture was taken with a digital camara. All other pictures taken with the camara had no object in them.
It appears (to me) that someone (or something) seems to be leaning up against the backside of the memorial.
The Civil War took many lives during its time. How many spirts are lost in the meadows and woods reaching across the south. Countless I would guess here is a photo that was sent in by a friend of the site. If you look at the lower right hand side of the Statue you will see an ecto fog that is hovering around the statue. Could this be of the group the memorial was made for or perhaps a lost solder trying to find his way home?
This is an excellent photo in that it is clear. I would be interested in receiving more photos from this area. Civil War battle fields have always been an active area for research simply because of the death and suffering that took place on them.
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