点评:We have park pass, and we have visited this park many times over the last 25 years. Unlike any other beach in Savannah area this one used to allow dogs at any time on any day of the year. Not anymore. Beach access is closed altogether. Fort is named after Polish count Casimir Pulaski who established cavalry during revolutionary war. The visitor center used to feature large portrait of him describing his background. It is gone now. We listened to ranger talk, and he did not mention that Pulaski was Polish stressing that he was American. Well, he was not. He died in the battle of Savannah before United States was born. He became an American hero posthumously after the revolution. He and Kosciusko as well as many other European nobles, like Lafayette, were helping to create America, but they were not Americans.
翻译:我们有公园通行证,在过去的25年里多次造访这个公园。与萨凡纳地区的其他海滩不同,这里曾经全年无休都允许狗狗进入。但现在不行了——整个海滩都已禁止入内。这座堡垒以波兰伯爵卡西米尔·普拉斯基的名字命名,他在美国独立战争期间组建了骑兵部队。过去,游客中心里曾挂着一幅描绘他生平的大型肖像画,如今那幅画已不在了。我们还听了护林员的讲解。他并未提及普拉斯基是波兰人,只是强调他是美国人。其实他并不是美国人。在美国诞生之前,他就在萨凡纳战役中阵亡了。直到美国独立战争之后,他才被追认为美国英雄。他、科希丘什科,以及拉法耶特等许多其他欧洲贵族都曾为美国的建立出过力,但他们都不是美国人。