Fauquier’s Natural Splendor in May

May 30, 2016May 30, 2016 / Peter Klopp / 4 Comments

A Photo Essay

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Carthage by Peter Klopp © Carthage in Flames Some shot fire arrows into the easily ignitable wooden walls, others set fire to the wooden debris lying in the street. A breeze blowing in from the sea fanned the embers into a steadily rising heat. Often they had to retreat more than 100 feet from their…

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Carthage by Peter Klopp © Street Fighting in Carthage Scipio had sealed off the outer harbour from the sea with a 96-foot-long causeway. The Carthaginians, mostly women and children, had worked tirelessly to dig an escape channel, but they knew no other use for this massive structure than to parade their war fleet in front…

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Carthage by Peter Klopp © Total War: The Battle for Carthage Indeed, the war intensified from then on. At the beginning of June, Scipio had seized the suburb of Magalia, confining the Carthaginians to the city proper. Their last source of food and meat had been taken from them. The enemy army formed a deadly…

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Fauquier’s Natural Splendor in May

A Photo Essay

A Photo Essay

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