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The knights of Yuma (photo)
Yuma Sun, AZ - Jan 3, 2009
The Petersen brothers are part of a local medieval re-enactment group called the Shire of Burning Sands who practice every weekend for upcoming events

11th celebration of the Twelfth Night
York Daily Record, PA - Jan 4, 2009
At two performances Sunday, choir members in elaborate medieval garb sang traditional songs. Laughing serving women offered wassail to the 200 or so

Parade entries, in order of appearance
Pasadena Star-News, CA - Dec 29, 2008
This reenactment group from Southern California symbolizes the romance of the 1880s in the colorful Victorian costumes they wear.

The Salvation Market
Forbes, NY - Dec 18, 2008
More important, as EHT describe it, this medieval Church had become a monopolistic, bureaucratic firm engaged in rent-seeking. Rent-seeking is key.

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AMAZONIA: The Brazilian equivalent of a green man fertility festival
Daily Mail, UK - Jan 1, 2009
hip-swaying music and it conjures up the atmosphere of a Latin American fiesta that is as cheerfully nerdish as a medieval pageant or battle re-enactment.

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The 1066 event was fun. They got far fewer people than expected, but the ones who came were of generally high quality: interested in the historical aspects, very low geek ratio. The combination of artwork, history blah, re-enactment, role-playing, and pure violence was exhilarating. Also, there was plenty of beer. Friday night I was up till 3 AM, mostly hearing of Radnor's incredible adventures with Lithuanian and Russian live-steel re-enactors. Saturday night I quit at 4 AM but others went on till dawn. Sunday morning the inevitable Angel SNAFU happened, but I won't bore you with details.

It was fun to get out and hang with my peeps and remember a lot of great times we've had together. I really should do that more often, but it's hard to leave this place when life is so good here.

Now it's back to the gardening and making firewood. Yesterday I pickled some more beans for this winter; I think I'm at 7 or 8 quarts now. Tonight is the monthly Middle Ridge potluck, so I will pick an enormous pile of beans and saute them with some grey shallots in olive oil, deglaze with sherry, reduce, then finish with cream. We've been eating versions of that, with different kinds of beans, for the last couple of weeks.

Also, it is apparently about to be Fall. The first apples (Gravensteins) are ripe; I took a bag of them, and another bag of Bartlett pears from the ancient tree, down to the event and people ate them right up. Soon the Red-Vein Crab will be ripe and it will be time to start pressing juice. (I took a couple bottles of the RVC juice from last year to the event and gave it out for breakfast on Sunday, provoking cries of wonder. It really is amazing stuff.)

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