This is a beginning post for a new blog that is entitled “Enfilading Lines.”  It will be written by Antietam Battlefield Tour Guide Randy Buchman.

I am still playing with how I want to do this. I have some familiarity with blogging in WordPress … and you can check out that blog about my other passion – baseball, specifically the Baltimore Orioles.  The blog is named “O Say” … and can be found at this address – http://www.osayorioles.mlblogs.com

If you somehow stumble across this, leave a note that says “hello.”

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Posted by on December 17, 2011 in Uncategorized and tagged , , , .

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About Randy Buchman

I live in Western Maryland, and among my too many pursuits and hobbies, I regularly feed 3 hungry blogs. I played college baseball, was a sportswriter earlier in my life, and am currently a high school cross country coach for a very successful program at Williamsport (MD) High School. My main profession is as the lead pastor of a church in Hagerstown called Tri-State Fellowship. And I'm active in Civil War history and work/serve at Antietam National Battlefield with a Guides organization.

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  1. LaurieJ says:
    December 30, 2011 at 7:04 PM

    Looking forward to reading more. My twin boys and I enjoyed your tour this summer. They gave me a copy of Sears’ Antietam book for Christmas!

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    • Randy Buchman says:
      December 30, 2011 at 11:53 PM

      Hi there… yes, I remember you folks from Ohio. Those are some fine boys to give you a gift like that! My boys do things like that too – it is my version of a tie for dad, I guess. Thank you again for coming to Antietam, and I’m so pleased you enjoyed the visit. – Randy

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