The main points in the flyer are as follows:
Site: Atalanta? at Huntington Beach State Park between Myrtle Beach and Georgetown, SC. Site opens at 2:00 pm on Friday and the Troll will be manned till 10:00 pm (I don't know why they are closing the troll at 10:00 ... Call the Autocrat) It will reopen at 8:00 am on Saturday.
Each campsite has electricity and water, and accommodates 2 tents. (of course...I don't know if that is pavillion size tents or dome tents or what)
Saturday Activities: Rapier Tourney, IKAC (and maybe IKCAC) archery tourney, and Crown Tourney, Bardic Circle, and Merchants fair. Scroll competition (contact Leonardo del Martini {stuart Kirton} at P.O. Box 172?? Murrells Intlet SC 295760-172?? (no phone number given))
2 remove feast--"Cream of Potato & Leek Soup, Roasted Chicon, Saffron Rice, Beef Shish KaBobs (sic) and a variety of side dishes. Those with dietary concerns and/or food allergies may request additional information with their paid reservation. This site is discretely wet"
Fees: both On-Board/On site: $16.00? either On-Board or On site: $11.00? daytrippers: $5.00 $3 nonmember surcharge
"Paid reservation may be sent to our Reservationist Kathryn de Parrera? Carrera? (mka Kathy Beck) PoBox 172? Murrells Inlet SC 29576-0172?. If you have questions about other lodging or require additional information you may call 803-651-7136?.
Anne Elizabeth
Greetings!
Unfortunately, some of the Arts and Science information was not able to make it into the flyer for the upcoming Crown Tourney. I have listed them all below:
Back-Logged Scroll Competition (this information is in the flyer - prize will be given)
Hiding Your Mundane Stuff - This was at the request of Her Majesty to compliment the Cooler Cover competition done at Coronation. Please enter anything in this competition that you feel adds to the ambiance of an event by hiding the many mundane necessities that we must bring with us. For instance, cans, flashlights, coolers (yes, if you missed it once...try again), diaper bags, snack food, chairs, tables, and on and on. A prize will be given to the winner. Her Majesty will also pick Her favorite entry in the competition.
Open Display - This is for works-in-progress, static and working displays, finished pieces that don't fit into the other categories. This is not a competition but a display. It is an opportunity for your work to be seen and/or for your work to inspire others. If you have something you have been working on, please consider displaying it for others. Contacts of like interests and many inspirations for research are initiated by seeing a display that you admire. Paper and pencils will be provided for comments and exchange of addresses for interested individuals.
MoAS Table - I will have a table set up for two hours in which to distribute flyers, correct/verify warrant information and receive reports. I will also be available at that time to answer any questions and receive your suggestions on ways to encourage the arts and sciences in Atlantia.
In service,
Deirdre, KMOAS
Site: Christ Congregational Church Hall; 9525 Colesville Road, Silver Spring
Description: This feast is essentially a buffet with dancing and a keg or 2 (plus any donated bottles) of Storviki home-brew.
Costs: General price is $15, or $12 if your SCA membership is current.
Anyone is welcome to join in playing the music, but those who commit in advance get a discount. If you want the musician's rate, please call Felicia. 301-587-3711 before 10p.m.
Send your name (also mention if musician) & check (payable to "Barony of Storvik/SCA") ASAP to: Steve Kiefert; 9704 Beachwood Avenue; Lanham, MD 20706
Autocrat: Stefan of Cambion (Steve Kiefert) hme: 301-731-0673
Music: Felicia Eberling hm: 301-587-3711 bef 10 pm; fme1@fenix1.esa-dol.gov
Directions to Site: Take DC beltway to Colesville Road exit south, toward "Silver Spring". Church is on left, rather immediately after you exit beltway -- turn LEFT onto either INDIAN SPRING DRIVE or BREWSTER AVENUE. (Parking is allegedly better on Brewster Avenue)
Come join the spirited folk of Highland Foorde in a celebration of grape and grain. The event will start with expert guest speakers and discussions on the subject of beer, wine, and cordial making. _Novices_: We will brew at least one batch of beer on-site and discuss the basics of brewing. _Experienced Brewers_: Lean new techniques; find contacts for hard-to-get supplies; and best yet, swap recipes. Please bring any of your alcoholic efforts for praise and critique. After dusk, we will gather by the bonfire for the traditional pastime of drinking and carousing with companions.
The event will begin at 2:00 p.m. and will run until approximately midnight. The site is at enormous home on 8 acres of land. Be aware that neither the house nor the grounds are child proof. $12.00 includes a catered feast that will be enjoyed by both carnivores and vegetarians. Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided for those who wish to drive home, but crash space and tent space will be available. If you have any questions, contact your friendly autocrats, Baron Silver (MKA Alan Feldman) or Wrynne of Wistan (MKA Debra Dunbar) at 19511 Porterstown Rd, Keedysville, MD 21756, (301)416-2882.
P.S. Baron Silver will be celebrating his 40th birthday on the 15th. Please remind him of his immense age at every opportunity during the event.
Directions:
Take your best route to I-270 North (Frederick area) and take Rt. 340
West towards Harpers Ferry. Exit on Rt.67 towards Boonesboro, and
bear right at the end of the exit onto Rt.67. Follow for about 6
miles then turn left onto Trego Rd. Follow Trego Rd for about 3 miles.
***BE CAREFUL OF UNMARKED DIP IN THE ROAD!***
Turn left onto Porterstown Rd. We are the 2nd house on the left.
The mailbox says 19511 and Dunbar.
Unevent will be held on Saturday, 18 November in the Barony of Caer Mear on the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) campus. The site opens at 8:30am. There is no event fee. Please remember that this event is in garb and that all business questions should be directed to the Kingdom Seneschal. Please also keep in mind that this is a university campus and any "LIVE STEEL" is a bad thing and to be left at home.
Curia will be held on the same site on Sunday, 19 November. The site will be open at 9:00am for Curia.
Other notes of interest:
- Child care service will be available all day (except lunch) for a small fee. Donations of time will also be greatly appreciated.
- A heavy fighter practice will be held on Sunday for all interested parties. Questions can be directed to Lord Stephan, Caer Mear's Knight Marshall.
- Hotel reservations can been made at the Holiday Inn - Historic District (5 blocks from the site). The fee is a fixed rate of $45.00 per room. The group reservation is under "The Society for Creative Anachronism". Contact the hotel at 804-644-9871.
The autocrat for this event is Lord Aedan Aylwyn (Michael Lonski, 2 South 25th St, #100, Richmond, VA, 23223 804-644-5508 email: mlonski@aol.com) Feel free to contact me with any further questions that arise.
Directions: Take your best route on I-95 to Richmond, VA, to Belvidere Street South (exit 76). You will cross Broad St. in about 5 blocks. Two more blocks brings you to Franklin St. where you will see Monroe Park and VCU campus on your right. On the far side of the park is Main St. Turn right on Main St. The parking garage will be on your left in 2 blocks. The event will be held in the School of Business which is 1 block further down Main. Leaving the garage, it is on the right side of the street and has an overpass that crosses Main St. ahead of you.
To the hotel: At Franklin St, turn left. The hotel is 3 blocks down on the right at 301 Franklin St.
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Gregory Blount of Isenfir (lindahl@pbm.com)