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Fire Stryker
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posted 05-14-2000 08:47 PM
    
Higgins Faire: Saturday, June 10th 2000
10 am - 5 pm
Higgins Armoury and Museum
http://www.higgins.org The Company of the Wolfe Argent will be giving 2 arming demonstrations.  [This message has been edited by Fire Stryker (edited 01-16-2001).]
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hauptfrau
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posted 05-27-2000 02:26 PM
The way I see this, we have at least the following Firestryker people planning to be at Pennsic:Jeff
Gwen
Geoffrey de Lyon
Robert de Tyre
Kieran Macleod
Mike Tartaglio
Jon Androsky
Jamie & Christine Madison I'd like to suggest a Firestryker Wine & Cheese Social for one night. We can have it at our "house", and invite other like minded folks, like the La Belle people, Mac & Marianne (McPherson), John Vernier, Talbot, etc. I volunteer the place and the munchies. Anyone want to come, or suggest a night? (I'm thinking Tuesday) Gwen
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Anne-Marie
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posted 05-30-2000 10:47 AM
Gwen sez:
"I'd like to suggest a Firestryker Wine & Cheese Social for one night. We can have it at our "house", and invite other like minded folks, like the La Belle people, Mac & Marianne (McPherson), John Vernier, Talbot, etc. "
to whit I reply...
waaaaaaaaaaah! I wanna go!!!!!!!!!!
oh well. This year Europe, NEXT year Pennsic....*sigh*..... --AM
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Fire Stryker
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posted 06-11-2000 11:32 AM
Hi all,Bob Here - we had a lightning strike that fried the modem on my computer so I'm working off Jenn's. Just an "after action report". The Seventh annual Higgins fair went off without a hitch for us, despite everything going wrong that possibly could for Jenn and I the week leading up to it (culminating with the lightning strike the day before). We had two arming demonstrations, a table of 15th c. artifacts, and we did two halberd drills that were interactive with the public, and were very well recieved. The future relationship between our company and the Museum is very promising.  ------------------
Easily distracted by bright shiney things.
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Templar Bob
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posted 07-06-2000 01:54 PM
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Originally posted by hauptfrau:
The way I see this, we have at least the following Firestryker people planning to be at Pennsic:Jeff
Gwen
Geoffrey de Lyon
Robert de Tyre
Kieran Macleod
Mike Tartaglio
Jon Androsky
Jamie & Christine Madison I'd like to suggest a Firestryker Wine & Cheese Social for one night. We can have it at our "house", and invite other like minded folks, like the La Belle people, Mac & Marianne (McPherson), John Vernier, Talbot, etc. I volunteer the place and the munchies. Anyone want to come, or suggest a night? (I'm thinking Tuesday) Gwen
But...Ribnight is Tuesday... >sniff<  Robert Coleman, Jr. Those who beat their swords into plowshares end up plowing for those who don't.
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Templar Bob
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posted 07-10-2000 08:41 AM
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Originally posted by hauptfrau:
DOH! she says, hitting herself a resounding SMACK in the forehead with the heel of her hand....I wouldn't DREAM of encroaching on RibNight. How about Monday or Thursday? Wednesday is that wretched Midnight Madness nonsense, so that's out for us. Gwen
Gwen: Monday evening would be lovely. My lady wife and I will be there, and probably Geoffrey de Leon and his lady Johanna le Marechal. I can speak for him (he's camping with us, anyway)...of course, the lucky sod's off sunning himself in Florida with his lady this week.  What type of wine should we bring? Robert Coleman, Jr. Those who beat their swords into plowshares end up plowing for those who don't.
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Jamie & Christine
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posted 07-13-2000 04:47 PM
Folks,
I was wondering if anyone who's going to be camping at Pennsic might be able to set aside some room for me, my wife Christine, and my 2nd in command, Rookie, to pitch our tents. We aren't involved with an SCA group, so we do the single camping thing at Pennsic, but last year we ended up camping 30 minutes away from everything. It made it rough if you forgot something in camp. Also, it would be nice to not be surrounded by modern tents, sun-showers, and lawn furniture. If anyone could help out I would be eternally grateful. We would be willing to pitch in with camp chores, beer and ice runs, etc.
Thanks-Jamie
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Anne-Marie
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posted 07-17-2000 11:04 AM
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Originally posted by Mike T:
Oh, poor Anne-Marie! Suffering through Europe without us.... Mike T.
yeah, I cry into my pillow every night about that one . I'll take lots of pictures and make lots of sketches and buy lots of books and give y'all a full report when I get back! --AM
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Jeff Johnson
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posted 01-24-2001 03:39 PM
March 17-18, 2001
Military Through the AgesRe-enactment groups depicting soldiers and military encounters throughout history join forces with modern-day veterans and active units during this two-day event to demonstrate camp life, military tactics and
weaponry.
Jamestown Settlement
http://www.historyisfun.org/jyf1/calendar.html
Participants include:
- Men of Warwick 15th C. War of the Roses
- Men of Codnor (AKA Wolfes Co.) War of the Roses
- Labelle Company 14th C. Hundred Years War
- Novae Milites, Templars
And Many More!
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