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]]> Fri Sep 9 2005 Herstmonceux Medieval Festival – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c800017.html Herstmonceux Medieval Festival – 2005 Sunday 28 August 2005: Herstmonceux Medieval Festival _ 2005

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]]> Sun Aug 28 2005 Bosworth Battlefield – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c790976.html The Federation of the Wars of the Roses reenact the Battle of Bosworth. Sunday 21 August 2005: The Federation of the Wars of the Roses reenact the Battle of Bosworth.

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]]> Sun Aug 21 2005 Festival of History at Kelmarsh Hall – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c731531.html Unfortunately the weather was terrible and I spent more time taking cover in the food tent than taking pictures of the reenactors getting drowned!!!! I managed to get a few pictures of Livery and Maintenance, Discovering Medieval and the grand finale of the Knights Tournament, but gave up when the jousting started since at this point the rain really started to lash down 8-( Saturday 13 August 2005: Unfortunately the weather was terrible and I spent more time taking cover in the food tent than taking pictures of the reenactors getting drowned!!!! I managed to get a few pictures of Livery and Maintenance, Discovering Medieval and the grand finale of the Knights Tournament, but gave up when the jousting started since at this point the rain really started to lash down 8-(

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]]> Sat Aug 13 2005 Huntingdon 800 Mediaeval Festival – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c657772.html The Huntingdon Mediaeval Festival to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the town charter being granted by King John in 1205. Destrier performed mounted skill at arms and jousting; Livery & Maintenance / Federation of the Wars of the Roses demonstrated Mediaeval firepower and re-enacted a 15thC battle; the Lion Rampant armed a knight and staged a tournament; and Ancient Wisdom & Griffin Historical demonstrated the reality of hand to hand combat. Saturday 6 August 2005: The Huntingdon Mediaeval Festival to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the town charter being granted by King John in 1205. Destrier performed mounted skill at arms and jousting; Livery & Maintenance / Federation of the Wars of the Roses demonstrated Mediaeval firepower and re-enacted a 15thC battle; the Lion Rampant armed a knight and staged a tournament; and Ancient Wisdom & Griffin Historical demonstrated the reality of hand to hand combat.

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]]> Sat Aug 6 2005 Joust – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c656818.html The Joust Medieval Festival at Berkeley Castle. The weather was monsoon like, but even so it was an enjoyable day. Destrier undertook a mounted hunting games; Star Company performed an artillery display; the Towton Longbow men demonstrated the armour piecing qualities of the bodkin arrow and war bows; the Knights of Arkley jousted; various medieval reenactment groups took part in an impressive skirmish and siege of Berkeley Castle; topped off with two shows by the Mediaeval Baebes ;-) Saturday 30 July 2005: The Joust Medieval Festival at Berkeley Castle. The weather was monsoon like, but even so it was an enjoyable day. Destrier undertook a mounted hunting games; Star Company performed an artillery display; the Towton Longbow men demonstrated the armour piecing qualities of the bodkin arrow and war bows; the Knights of Arkley jousted; various medieval reenactment groups took part in an impressive skirmish and siege of Berkeley Castle; topped off with two shows by the Mediaeval Baebes ;-)

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]]> Sat Jul 30 2005 The Bedfordshire Medieval Fayre – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c652748.html The 1st Bedfordshire Medieval Fayre at Twinwood Airfield. The weather was disappointing, but it was still an excellent event where Destrier undertook mounted hunting games; the Paladins of Chivalry demonstrated the arming of a knight and courtly dancing; the De Cobham Household carry out fight demonstrations; the Company of St Barbara performed an artillery display; the Herbert Household showed off their skill with the longbow, the Lancaster Armouries hosted a full contact tourney; and the Medieval Siege Society and other groups re-enacted the battle of Northampton. Saturday 25 June 2005: The 1st Bedfordshire Medieval Fayre at Twinwood Airfield. The weather was disappointing, but it was still an excellent event where Destrier undertook mounted hunting games; the Paladins of Chivalry demonstrated the arming of a knight and courtly dancing; the De Cobham Household carry out fight demonstrations; the Company of St Barbara performed an artillery display; the Herbert Household showed off their skill with the longbow, the Lancaster Armouries hosted a full contact tourney; and the Medieval Siege Society and other groups re-enacted the battle of Northampton.

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]]> Sat Jun 25 2005 The East Anglian Medieval Fayre – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c627828.html The 1st East Anglian Medieval Fayre at Rougham Airfield near Bury St Edmunds. An excellent event where Destrier jousted and undertook mounted hunting games; the Paladins of Chivalry fought in a tourney and demonstrated the arming of a knight; the Company of St Barbara performed an artillery display; the Herbert Household showed off their skill with the longbow, the Lancaster Armouries ‘went for it’ in the full contact tourney; Schelmish performed their celtic medieval groove and the Early Medieval Alliance and other groups undertook the battle of the flags. Saturday 16 July 2005: The 1st East Anglian Medieval Fayre at Rougham Airfield near Bury St Edmunds. An excellent event where Destrier jousted and undertook mounted hunting games; the Paladins of Chivalry fought in a tourney and demonstrated the arming of a knight; the Company of St Barbara performed an artillery display; the Herbert Household showed off their skill with the longbow, the Lancaster Armouries _went for it_ in the full contact tourney; Schelmish performed their celtic medieval groove and the Early Medieval Alliance and other groups undertook the battle of the flags.

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]]> Sat Jul 16 2005 Tewkesbury Medieval Festival – 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c623298.html A biggg market, an entertaining tourney, music by Schelmish, and of course the beer tent! Over 1,000 reenactors made it onto the battlefield despite it being 32ΊC in the shade!!! An excellent weekend. Saturday 9 July 2005: A biggg market, an entertaining tourney, music by Schelmish, and of course the beer tent! Over 1,000 reenactors made it onto the battlefield despite it being 32_C in the shade!!! An excellent weekend.

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]]> Sat Jul 9 2005 Castle Hedingham Medieval Festival - 2005 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c479972.html The Paladins of Chivalry host the Easter medieval festival at Castle Hedingham in Essex. The MSS battle it out in the grounds of this great Norman keep. Sunday 27 March 2005: The Paladins of Chivalry host the Easter medieval festival at Castle Hedingham in Essex. The MSS battle it out in the grounds of this great Norman keep.

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]]> Sun Mar 27 2005 Groombridge Place – 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c294556.html The last MSS event of the 2004 season at Groombridge Place, a 17th C moated manor house and walled garden. Sunday 19 September 2004: The last MSS event of the 2004 season at Groombridge Place, a 17th C moated manor house and walled garden.

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]]> Sun Sep 19 2004 Herstmonceux Medieval Festival – 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c281376.html The 12th Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle near Hailsham. Sunday 29 August 2004: The 12th Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle near Hailsham.

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]]> Sun Aug 29 2004 Bosworth Battlefield – 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c270117.html The Federation of the Wars of the Roses reenact the Battle of Bosworth. Sunday 22 August 2004: The Federation of the Wars of the Roses reenact the Battle of Bosworth.

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]]> Sun Aug 22 2004 Festival of History at Stoneleigh Park – 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c260937.html Destrier undertake a grand medieval joust and demonstrate the arming of a knight, while Livery and Maintenance recreate the first battle of St Albans at the English Heritage Festival of History at Stoneleigh Park. Sunday 8 August 2004: Destrier undertake a grand medieval joust and demonstrate the arming of a knight, while Livery and Maintenance recreate the first battle of St Albans at the English Heritage Festival of History at Stoneleigh Park.

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]]> Sun Aug 8 2004 Hadleigh Castle Country Park - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c259796.html The Medieval Siege Society, Sealed Knot and some Saxon reenactors "Step Back in Time" at Hadleigh Castle Country Park. Saturday 7 August 2004: The Medieval Siege Society, Sealed Knot and some Saxon reenactors "Step Back in Time" at Hadleigh Castle Country Park.

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]]> Sat Aug 7 2004 Eltham Palace – 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c258149.html Eltham was first mentioned in the Domesday survey of 1086. In 1295 the manor came to be owned by Bishop Bek, a bishop, soldier and statesman. He carried out building work and created parks around the palace. Edward I frequently stayed at Eltham and in 1305, Bishop Bek gave the palace to Edward I’s son, The Prince of Wales. From the fourteenth century Eltham was one of the largest and most frequented royal palaces in England. Generations of royalty added buildings and gardens to enhance the palace. Between 1475 and 1480 Edward IV constructed the Great Hall, which still survives today. The fine hammerbeam roof was restored in the 1930s. Thursday 5 August 2004: Eltham was first mentioned in the Domesday survey of 1086. In 1295 the manor came to be owned by Bishop Bek, a bishop, soldier and statesman. He carried out building work and created parks around the palace. Edward I frequently stayed at Eltham and in 1305, Bishop Bek gave the palace to Edward I_s son, The Prince of Wales. From the fourteenth century Eltham was one of the largest and most frequented royal palaces in England. Generations of royalty added buildings and gardens to enhance the palace. Between 1475 and 1480 Edward IV constructed the Great Hall, which still survives today. The fine hammerbeam roof was restored in the 1930s.

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]]> Thu Aug 5 2004 Tewkesbury Medieval Festival - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c231507.html The Companions of the Black Bear host the 21st Tewkesbury Medieval Festival. Saturday 10 July 2004: The Companions of the Black Bear host the 21st Tewkesbury Medieval Festival.

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]]> Sat Jul 10 2004 Westenhanger Castle - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c218372.html Westenhanger Castle was started in the 12thC and was altered several times over the following centuries. Through marriage the estate passed into the de Criol family. In 1343 Sir John de Criol was granted permission to crenellate the Castle. In 1460 Sir Thomas Criol or Keriel was slain at the second battle of St. Albans whilst fighting for the house of York. For more information on this wonderful Castle go to: http://www.westenhangercastle.co.uk/ Sunday 27 June 2004: Westenhanger Castle was started in the 12thC and was altered several times over the following centuries. Through marriage the estate passed into the de Criol family. In 1343 Sir John de Criol was granted permission to crenellate the Castle. In 1460 Sir Thomas Criol or Keriel was slain at the second battle of St. Albans whilst fighting for the house of York. For more information on this wonderful Castle go to: http://www.westenhangercastle.co.uk/

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]]> Sun Jun 27 2004 Dunstable Priory – 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c200788.html The Medieval Siege Society makes its 3rd visit to the Dunstable Heritage Festival. Saturday 5 June 2004: The Medieval Siege Society makes its 3rd visit to the Dunstable Heritage Festival.

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]]> Sat Jun 5 2004 Pevensey Castle - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c194784.html The Medieval Siege Society return to Pevensey Castle. Sunday 30 May 2004: The Medieval Siege Society return to Pevensey Castle.

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]]> Sun May 30 2004 Lincoln Castle - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c194467.html The Federation of the Wars of the Roses battle it out in the grounds of Lincoln Castle. Saturday 29 May 2004: The Federation of the Wars of the Roses battle it out in the grounds of Lincoln Castle.

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]]> Sat May 29 2004 Castle Acre: Castle and Priory - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c170110.html The Castle and Cluniac Priory were founded by William de Warenne soon after the Norman Conquest in 1066. Castle Acre itself was once a fortified town and was protected by its own large bank, with a ditch and gateways to guard the entrances. The Priory survived until 1537 when it was surrendered to Henry VIII during the great Dissolution of the Monasteries. The ruins span seven centuries and include a 15thC gatehouse. Saturday 24 April 2004: The Castle and Cluniac Priory were founded by William de Warenne soon after the Norman Conquest in 1066. Castle Acre itself was once a fortified town and was protected by its own large bank, with a ditch and gateways to guard the entrances. The Priory survived until 1537 when it was surrendered to Henry VIII during the great Dissolution of the Monasteries. The ruins span seven centuries and include a 15thC gatehouse.

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]]> Sat Apr 24 2004 Oxburgh Hall - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c165585.html Sir Edmund Bedingfeld built Oxburgh Hall during the final quarter of the 15thC, when the Wars of the Roses were at their height. Any large undertaking of this kind required the permission of the king and the official 'licence to crenellate' was granted by Edward IV in 1482. The defences were more for show than real protection. The large central windows in the gatehouse lit up the principal rooms for the lord and lady, but would not have been much use against attack. It was these rooms which became the King's and Queen's rooms in 1487 when the new King Henry VII and his Yorkist wife Elizabeth came to stay. Saturday 24 April 2004: Sir Edmund Bedingfeld built Oxburgh Hall during the final quarter of the 15thC, when the Wars of the Roses were at their height. Any large undertaking of this kind required the permission of the king and the official 'licence to crenellate' was granted by Edward IV in 1482. The defences were more for show than real protection. The large central windows in the gatehouse lit up the principal rooms for the lord and lady, but would not have been much use against attack. It was these rooms which became the King's and Queen's rooms in 1487 when the new King Henry VII and his Yorkist wife Elizabeth came to stay.

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]]> Sat Apr 24 2004 St Michael's Mount - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c160051.html The monastery was founded by Edward the Confessor in 1044. In the 12th century, the island was captured by King John’s men disguised as pilgrims. This trick was repeated on 30 September 1473 during the Wars of the Roses when John de Vere, 13th Earl of Oxford captured the island and held it during a siege of twenty-three weeks against 6,000 of Edward IV's troops. On 15 February 1474, Oxford surrendered and was imprisoned in the fortress of Hammes, near Calais. Sunday 7 September 2003: The monastery was founded by Edward the Confessor in 1044. In the 12th century, the island was captured by King John_s men disguised as pilgrims. This trick was repeated on 30 September 1473 during the Wars of the Roses when John de Vere, 13th Earl of Oxford captured the island and held it during a siege of twenty-three weeks against 6,000 of Edward IV's troops. On 15 February 1474, Oxford surrendered and was imprisoned in the fortress of Hammes, near Calais.

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]]> Sun Sep 7 2003 Medieval Cambridge - 2004 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c155064.html Many of these pictures were taken of, or around King’s College, Cambridge. Young King Henry VI laid the foundation stone of ‘The King’s College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas in Cambridge’ on Passion Sunday, 1441. The completion of the Chapel was made possible through the patronage of subsequent kings most conspicuously Richard III and Henry VII. The Chapel is the product of three separate periods of construction which were the result of interruptions to the building work during the Wars of the Roses. Monday 12 April 2004: Many of these pictures were taken of, or around King_s College, Cambridge. Young King Henry VI laid the foundation stone of _The King_s College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas in Cambridge_ on Passion Sunday, 1441. The completion of the Chapel was made possible through the patronage of subsequent kings most conspicuously Richard III and Henry VII. The Chapel is the product of three separate periods of construction which were the result of interruptions to the building work during the Wars of the Roses.

The Chapel of King's College The main entrance to the Chapel of King's College A spire of King's College Chapel Tudor Rose on the Gatehouse to King's College The Chapel of King's College An angel on the South side of the Chapel The Gatehouse to King's College The South Porch of King's College Chapel The Chapel and 'Screen' of King's College The ceiling of the King's College Gatehouse King's College Gatehouse clock Tudor Roses on the Gatehouse The Chapel and 'Screen' of King's College The main entrance to King's College Chapel Tutor Rose Portcullis badge of the Beaufort family (Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII) Sun dial on the South side of King's College Chapel The fan-vaulted ceiling of King's College Chapel The Round Church An angel on the South side of the Chapel Royal Coat of Arms of England; the Dragon of Wales represent the Tudor family of Henry VII's father; the Greyhound is another emblem of Lady Margaret Beaufort Royal crest above the West entrance to the Chapel Rose of the House of Tudor

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]]> Mon Apr 12 2004 Royal Armouries Museum - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c91460.html 15th Century arms and armour located in the War Gallery at the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds. Tuesday 30 December 2003: 15th Century arms and armour located in the War Gallery at the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds.

Ballock Daggers, English, early & late 15th C Barbute, Italian possibly Brescian, about 1440-50 Barbute, Italian possibly Brescian, about 1460-70 Barbute, Italian possibly Brescian, about 1470-80 Basinet, Italian, Milanese, Late 14th Century Bevor, Western European, about 1500 Billman of Warwick, 15th C Billman, 15th C Bills, English, 15th C Bodkin Arrowheads, 15th C Bowman of Warwick, 15th C Breastplate & Sallet Visor, South German, 1480-90 Brigandine, Italian, about 1470 Broadheads, 15th C Corsque, Bill, Spear, & Winged Spear, Italian & German, 15th C & Early 16th C Cuisse & Poleyn (Front), South German, about 1470 Cuisse & Poleyn (Left), South German, about 1470 Efidgy of a member of the Harcourt of Maxstoke family Gauntlet, English or Flemish, about 1500 Gauntlet, Italian possibly Brescian, about 1470 Gisarme, Scottish & Halberds, Swiss, early to Late 15th C Gothic Backplate, South German, about 1480 Gothic Backplate, South German, Augsburg, about 1480 Gothic Gauntlet (Left), German, Late 15th C Gauntlet, South German, Landshut, about 1480 Gauntlet, South German, Landshut, about 1480 Gothic Harness (Front Left), German, Late 15th C Gothic Harness (Front Right), German, Late 15th C Gothic Harness (Front), German, Late 15th C Gothic Harness, German, Late 15th C Gothic Harness (Rear Right), German, Late 15th C Gothic Leg Harness (Front Left), German, Innsbruck, Late 15th C Gothic Leg Harness (Front Right), German, Innsbruck, Late 15th C Gothic Plate, German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate, German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate, German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate, German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate (Rear Left), German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate, German, Late 15thC Gothic Plate & Barding (Left), German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate & Barding (Right), German, Late 15th C Gothic Plate, (Front Left), German, Late 15th C Hand-and-a-half Sword, European, 15th C Jousting armour, South German, about 1480 Jousting helmet, German (Augsburg), about 1495 Jousting Sallet, South German, about 1500 Kettle hat, probably Italian, about 1440-50 Kettle Hat & Bevor, Western European, about 1490 - 1500 Kettle Hat & Bevor, Western European, about 1490 - 1500 Leg Harness, Italian (Milan), about 1450

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]]> Tue Dec 30 2003 Banquet at Cressing Temple Barns - 2002 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c58404.html The MSS annual banquet and our post wedding bash. Pictures courtesy of Andy Lubienski (the Mad Monk of Mitcham), John Lonsdale and Dave Race. Saturday 5 October 2002: The MSS annual banquet and our post wedding bash. Pictures courtesy of Andy Lubienski (the Mad Monk of Mitcham), John Lonsdale and Dave Race.

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]]> Sat Oct 5 2002 Westenhanger Castle - 2002 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c58032.html The 2nd MSS visit to this privately owned castle next to Folkestone race track. It was a great weekend accompanied by a fun party in the evening. Wednesday 5 June 2002: The 2nd MSS visit to this privately owned castle next to Folkestone race track. It was a great weekend accompanied by a fun party in the evening.

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]]> Wed Jun 5 2002 Tewkesbury Medieval Festival - 2002 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c58029.html The largest medieval battle re-enactment in the UK. Friday 5 July 2002: The largest medieval battle re-enactment in the UK.

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]]> Fri Jul 5 2002 City of London Guild Hall - 2002 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57959.html The MSS and Destrier on parade at the Guild Hall in the City of London. Friday 5 April 2002: The MSS and Destrier on parade at the Guild Hall in the City of London.

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]]> Fri Apr 5 2002 Hadleigh Castle Country Park - 2002 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57953.html The MSS's first outing at Hadleigh. A good weekend although it chucked it down so much that there were small ponds in the tent awnings !!! Monday 5 August 2002: The MSS's first outing at Hadleigh. A good weekend although it chucked it down so much that there were small ponds in the tent awnings !!!

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]]> Mon Aug 5 2002 Herstmonceux Medieval Festival - 2002 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57939.html The 10th Herstmonceaux Medieval Festival. An impressive siege of the castle accompanied by a number of broken bones caused by some over enthusiastic re-enactors! Monday 5 August 2002: The 10th Herstmonceaux Medieval Festival. An impressive siege of the castle accompanied by a number of broken bones caused by some over enthusiastic re-enactors!

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]]> Mon Aug 5 2002 The Tower of London - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57712.html A day trip to the Tower of London to see a great castle and the Royal Armouries collection of arms and armour. Sunday 14 September 2003: A day trip to the Tower of London to see a great castle and the Royal Armouries collection of arms and armour.

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]]> Sun Sep 14 2003 Studland - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57708.html Ohhhh, we do like to be beside the seaside..... Saturday 24 May 2003: Ohhhh, we do like to be beside the seaside.....

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]]> Sat May 24 2003 The Oyster Fayre - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57690.html Medieval fayre and archery tournament in the grounds of Colchester Castle. Go to the web site: http://www.oysterfayre.co.uk/ Sunday 15 June 2003: Medieval fayre and archery tournament in the grounds of Colchester Castle. Go to the web site: http://www.oysterfayre.co.uk/

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]]> Sun Jun 15 2003 Nottingham Castle - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57680.html The MSS slug it out over a cold and windy Easter Bank holiday weekend..... Saturday 19 April 2003: The MSS slug it out over a cold and windy Easter Bank holiday weekend.....

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]]> Sat Apr 19 2003 Dunstable Priory - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57660.html The Bayard Household host the 2nd reenactment of the Battle of St Albans at Dunstable Priory. Saturday 7 June 2003: The Bayard Household host the 2nd reenactment of the Battle of St Albans at Dunstable Priory.

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]]> Sat Jun 7 2003 Hadleigh Castle Country Park - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57650.html Another stinking hot day of reenactment at Hadleigh Castle Country Park in Essex ! Saturday 2 August 2003: Another stinking hot day of reenactment at Hadleigh Castle Country Park in Essex !

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]]> Sat Aug 2 2003 Tewkesbury Medieval Festival - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57602.html The largest medieval festival in the UK. The battle went on for 45 minutes and the temperature was 32ΊC. We must be mad! For more information about this event go to the web site: http://www.tewkesbury-medieval-fayre.org.uk/ Saturday 12 July 2003: The largest medieval festival in the UK. The battle went on for 45 minutes and the temperature was 32_C. We must be mad! For more information about this event go to the web site: http://www.tewkesbury-medieval-fayre.org.uk/

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]]> Sat Jul 12 2003 Herstmonceux Medieval Festival - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57595.html The 11th Herstmonceaux Medieval Festival. One of the highlights of the UK medieval reenactment calendar. Go to the web site to see more information about what goes on http://www.herstmonceux.com/ Wednesday 27 August 2003: The 11th Herstmonceaux Medieval Festival. One of the highlights of the UK medieval reenactment calendar. Go to the web site to see more information about what goes on http://www.herstmonceux.com/

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]]> Wed Aug 27 2003 Blore Heath - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57493.html The Federation of the Wars of the Roses re-enacts the Battle of Blore Heath. For more information on this bloody battle go to the informative web site: http://www.bloreheath.org/ Sunday 21 September 2003: The Federation of the Wars of the Roses re-enacts the Battle of Blore Heath. For more information on this bloody battle go to the informative web site: http://www.bloreheath.org/

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]]> Sun Sep 21 2003 Hedingham Castle - 2003 http://medievalreenactment.fotopic.net/c57473.html The Medieval Siege Society (MSS) battle it out at the ancestorial home of the de Vere family. Saturday 27 September 2003: The Medieval Siege Society (MSS) battle it out at the ancestorial home of the de Vere family.

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