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Welcome, traveller, to the web page of Ynys y Gwaed |
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Welcome, traveller, to the web page of Ynys y Gwaed |
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Here are our Curia officers:
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Senesgal: Bro. Uilliam (Lord) O'Fiaranghan
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Christopher Vessey Herald: Imreal le Ogling de Holfield mka Joe Buist Exchequer: Lady Rachel of Ynys y Gwaed, our resident minstrel mka Rosalie Simeone Mistress of Arts and Science: Hawisa Jon mka Joni MacPhail Chatelaine's Department: Frigg, Mad Woman of the North mka Mabel Peveril and Lady Eluned D'Ante of Afon mka Sandra Ireland |
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Almost Weekly Get Together
Site: Boys' and Girls' Club, 35 St Peters Road, Charlottetown, PEI Date: Friday, 23 March, 2001 Time: Aprox 6:30 to 9:30 pm (site open at 6:00pm) Bring what ever you're working on or with - Sewing, Weapons, Music, Armour, Recipies ... Boffer available for practice by those not yet prepared to take the plunge to heavy fighting. For more information call Diane 368-1146. |
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Monthly Feast for March Site: Christian Reformed Church, 153 Mt. Edward Road, Charlottetown PEI Date: Saturday 31 March, 2001 Time: Site open about 3:30, Eating at about 6:00 pm No particular "before feast" activities are planned as yet but bring what ever you're working on and we'll socialize. Any who wish may participate an a Bardic Circle before, during or after the feast. |
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Please check frequently for notice of our monthly meetings and feasts. |
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Ruantallan Dabblers Guild 2001 Scholae Coming this spring and summer to a Ruantallan location not too far from us For more information see the up coming events portion of the Ruantallan site. |
| Practice/Demo, 23 February, 2001 |
| We came, we saw, and we played. Thanks to Lord Isard and Lord Thorgar for the Energetic, Fun and Informative Heavy Fighting Practice and Demonstration. |
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Our Feast For February |
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Our Second Feast of the Year was held on the 10th of February, 2001. The successful feast was amply attended by 27 gentles. This wonderful attendance included 6 smalls and 4 newbies.
Many dishes were in evidence. These included roast of fowl, stews, and gobbits of minced meats in exotic sauce. There were breads and many fine bakes of grains & noodles. To finish we had small crisp cakes (chocolate chip cookies). There was probably more than I have remembered as there were more dishes than I could sample. The work on the baldricks was continued. Many were painted with our Ruantallan crest. We sang a few familiar pieces of music both before and after the feast. We were taught a work song previously unknown to us and treated to a ballad by Lady Catherine and Brother (Lord) Liam. |
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Our Feast For January |
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Our First Feast of the Year was successfully held on the 28th of January, 2001. The feast was well attended by a marveleous total of 32 gentles. This grand attendance included 8 smalls and 5 newbies.
We were well Feasted on many dishes. These included roasts of fowl, boils of beef, gobbits of minced meats in exotic sauce and baked fishes. There were bakes of grains & noodles and many fine breads. We also had berries in cream, a tart of apples & berries and fresh & pickeled root vegetables. There was probably more than I have remembered as there were more dishes than I could sample. The work on the long awaited baldricks was begun but the hoped for singing practice did not get under way. (The seamsters met the next Saturday at a member's home and finished the sewing.) |
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Hanging of the Greens: A timeless celebration
December 9th, 2000 Medieval celebration of the season |
| More info to come. |
| For more information on upcoming events, SCA demos, the SCA in general, or to be placed on our electronic mailing list, you may contact us at one of these addresses |
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mabel@peveril.pe.ca
ireland@isn.net |
Page designed and maintained by Shamus Peveril.
Page meddled with by Mabel Peveril.
Page content last updated 13 March, 2001.
