At Ticonderoga. Good film I reckon.
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Dear Somerset,
ReplyDeleteWell, it is Fort Ticonderoga and it is colorful (colourful), but there was the ubitquitous moron wearing sunglasses, the British regulars seemed to march out of step in spite of all the drummers and the combat looked very...relaxed. And..only one redskin!