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Shoes Sorted Out

Sunday, May 11, 2014

Thanks to Peter from Plantagenet Shoes, I now have a lovely pair of his 15th C buckled knee boots. While his waiting list for new orders is quite long, by a stroke of fortune he had a pair already made, and has had my feet in his records (as it were) from when he made […]

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Resource List

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

I don’t know how up-to-date this is, but Ian from HRW set me on a Google search which showed up http://www.histrenact.co.uk/traders/medieval/traderlinks.php which I did not know existed. Tonight I’ll start grovelling over it, although Ian has recommended Cloth Hall for wool.  

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Shirt!

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Yes! I do have enough of the decent linen to make another shirt. I may make an arming cap at some stage too.

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Project Progress

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

I was out of communications range over the weekend, but made some notes. While I could not communicate with anyone, I was able to re-read the costuming guide more deeply, and have a think. 4 May 2014 13:53  Quite frustrated at not being able to get any reliable connection – or power – at the moment, […]

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Some Background

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

An explanatory note around my apprehension about being a guest of Company of St George. There are two aspects. To begin with, in Australia the Company has a hallowed reputation, and is seen as the unobtainable gold standard for re-enactment. This was partly driven by the publication of the Dragons, and the ‘Medieval Soldier’ book. […]

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The Schaffhouse Project

Friday, May 2, 2014

This is the other project. The Company of St George has invited me to take part in an event in Schaffhouse, in late July (yes, I know it’s just May now). And the prospect has me, frankly, terrified. For me this is kind of like someone who occasionally sings a bit being invited to perform […]

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