The delegates of the Federal Convention of 1787 (or FedCon, as we would call it nowadays) got a 10-day break after a month or two so a committe could summarize their progress. George Washington went on a trout-fishing trip with Gouverneur Morris (his actual name) to Valley Forge. It was the first time he had been there in the summer.
One can only imagine the subtle, wise, magisterial, time-worn comment he made upon seeing the site not covered in snow and blood.
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