Come, all gentles of a martial bent, to the first ever Spear Dueling tourney in Atlantia! A hastilude is a period entertainment of duelling, usually at the barrier, with spears. Our tourney shall be composed of several parts, with bouts of single and mass combat, at the barrier and on a bridge. Your hosts offer a chance to show both individual skill and to practice mass spear tactics for the Atlantian Army.
You don't fight spear? Not only will authorizations be offered, but lessons and, following the tourney, a Central Region War Practice and the inevitable pickup fighting.
Best of all, the site features an indoor fighting site. Please bring non-marking shoes safe for a wood gym floor.
For peace-loving guests, our college plans to celebrate the coming of spring with Russian Dyed Eggs, Games of Merriment, and other non-martial arts. There will also be an Arts & Sciences Competition with categories including needlework, calligraphy, and bardic arts. There will be beginner and experienced divisions. A feast follows the day's activities.
Weather permitting, there is an archery field for target practice and a competition for whoever hits their arm with the string the most (if I can find us an archery marshal).
The site opens at 9:00 am and closes at 11:00 PM.
Reservations: Please send all reservations to Lady Katerina Von Wolfenberg (Carolyn Quenstedt) Rt. 2 Box 3241, Scottsville, VA 24590, (804) 286-2767 (NLT 9:00 pm). email: CMccu33312@aol.com
On Board $9 by Feb 21st, $12 at the door, Off board $3 ,$5 at the door. Please make checks payable to the SCA Inc./Barony of Caer Mear. Off boarders please note that the site is NOT convenient to fast food, grocery stores or good restaurants. Nearby crash space is limited, call 804-286-2767. The site is ARID (Very Dry). Remember: no one under 16 with live steel.
Directions:
From the North: 95 South to Richmond, 64 West to Zion's Crossroads. Take Rt. 15 South to Palmyra, continue approximately 2 miles south of Palmyra to Rt. 649 (on right). Follow signs to Fluvanna County High School (and parking).
From the South: 95 North to Richmond, same as above.
From the East: 64 West to Zion's Crossroads... etc...
From the West: 64 East to Zion's Crossroads... etc...
Kestrel's Keep invites you to come to Camp Burnt Gin in Wedgefield, SC. Site opens at 4:00 pm on Friday and closes at Noon on Sunday.
This is BELOW THE SALT, so leave the fancy garb at home, but bring all your weapons and drums. ARCHERS INVITED! DANCERS TOO!
Authorizations will begin at 9:00am, followed by Resurrection Woods Battles 'till 11:30. Break for strategy and rest on the field 'till 12:30. 12:30-5:00 resurrection field battles, with strategy and training on effective use of Archers, Pole-arm, Shield-wall, and Spear (all times approximate)
Along about dark, we'll roll out the feast of Roasted Pig and Taters, Maybe cheese and bread (bring your own carrots). We anticipate that the Miller Brothers will provide one keg of their finest Light Ale, but bring your own mugs (insert legal disclaimer here) [Chronicler's Note: you know the rules . . . no underage drinking]
Once night falls hard, we'll light the Effigy Oyster (gulf wars, right?) then turn loose the drums of war around the fire.
Cabins are weather tight, but bring electric heaters if the weather dictates.
FEES: $7.50 Onboard, on-site (cabin, tenting available no extra fee); $5.00 Offboard, on-site; $2.57 Offboard, off-site (exact change only!) First event? Vidar will pay your fees. Otherwise, please make checks payable to Canton of Kestrel's Keep/SCA, Inc.
For more info on directions, reservations, feast, or Spanish Language Translations, contact Sir Tancred dello Falco (Michael Brandt), 430b Elm Street, Shaw AFB, SC 29152. (803) 666-2317
Directions:
Take I-20 to exit #98(Camden). Take 521 South about 3 miles, turn Right onto 261 south. Go LONG way. At stop light, Cross 378/76. Go to Wedgefield, turn LEFT just past the RR tracks onto 763. Go about 2 miles, turn RIGHT. Follow pavement 'till it ends, then go farther on the dirt. Look for Camp Burnt Gin on the right. SCA signs will be posted.
From Columbia, Take 378/76 to 261, turn right, etc, etc.
From all other points, get to Wedgefield and ask. (Tell them you are in the play at Burnt Gin)
In A.D. 1348, the people of [Italy] and of almost the whole world were struck by a blow other than war. For in addition to the famine...and to the wars...pestilence and its attendant tribulations appeared again in various parts of the world." (Jean de Venette, The Chronicle").
Because of such happenings and many others of a like sort, various fears and superstitions arose among the survivors [of the Black Death], almost all of which tended toward one end -- to flee from the sick and whatever had belonged to them. In this way each man through to be safeguarding his own health. Some among them were of the opinion that by living temperately and guarding against excesses of all kinds they could do much toward avoiding the danger...Others, arriving at a contrary conclusion, held that plenty of drinking and enjoyment, singing and free living and the gratification of the appetite in every possible way, letting the devil take the hindmost, was the best preventative of such a malady; and as far as they could, they suited the action to the word. Day and night they went from one tavern to another, drinking and carousing unrestrainedly. .... (Giovanni Boccaccio, The Decameron.)
Thus, we have the backdrop for this tavern event. The year is 1348. This same "Black Death" is advancing towards Milan, traveling by many routes, including with the flagellants, a group of men and women doing "public penance [by] scourging themselves with whips of hard knotted leather with little iron spikes. ...The object of this penance was to put a stop to the mortality, for in that time...at least a third of all the people in the world died." (Jean Froissart, Chronicles).
The Flagellants have been sighted fifteen miles outside the Milan City gates. History tells us that Milan survives relatively untouched by the Pestilence, perhaps this is why....
So Our Seaport Is Closed, The City Gates Are Locked, And Our Nobles Have Fled. Why Wait For Death At Home Alone? Make The Most Of The Time You Have Left By Enjoying The Bounty Of SEA DOG TAVERN (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) In Our New Location In Beautiful Pontecostia. While we have no cure for the Pestilence, we share your pain. (Caveat From Tavern's Solicitor: we share your pain at least until you run out of money).
TAVERN HIGHLIGHTS include:
GAMBLING 3:30-10:30; RAT & ROACH RACES at 4:30, bring your own or choose from our stable (mechanical not live); DARTS TOURNEY at 6:00; BREW TASTING: 3:30-8:00, sample the products of our Milanese brewers, vintners and cordial makers (and share techniques and recipes of Atlantian counterparts. Cards provided for comments, but no formal judging. All participants receive a prize); BEST TOAST COMPETITION: at 5:30, 25 words or less; BEST SONG OR STORY PERFORMANCE at 6, use three elements from the list below; VARIOUS MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT throughout the day and evening. We have even hired some fine players for a diverting PLAY at 7:30. As a service to our patrons, and in furtherance of spreading useful medical knowledge, we are sponsoring an EXHIBITION (COMPETITION) ON SUITABLE (PERIOD) CHARMS OR BRIBES AGAINST DEATH from 3:30-7:30.
We assure our guests that unlike the previous management, rowdy elements attempting to brawl shall be severely dealt with (BOFFER WEAPON TAVERN BRAWL begins after dinner in the boffing section. All boffer tavern implements e.g. tankards, chairs, kegs, etc., must be inspected. NO FOOD FIGHTS and Mind The Furniture. Boffer weapons available for rental.) Additionally, you will benefit from our tavern's foresight in staffing very "friendly"* serving wenches (all of which are working desperately hard to accumulate enough coin to escape.) Our tavern's new location on the banks of the beautiful Pontecostia River allows us to provide you with a safe location and numerous musicians and entertainers for your pleasure.* Our gaming tables and racetracks have odds set so much in your favor, that all but the most hopelessly unlucky are absolutely guaranteed to win!* We unconditionally guarantee you a peaceful meal,* with fine food,* drink* and splendid entertainment,* free of the murders, brawls, low-brow entertainment and food poisoning (rumors of poisoned customers have been greatly exaggerated by our competitors)that occurred under the previous management!* (*Note From Tavern's Solicitor: Not to be construed as a guarantee or warranty. Caveat Emptor.)
OTHER INFORMATION:
This is a low tavern with pretensions of attracting a better level of (middle-class) clientele,
therefore, please leave your silks and finery at home. Site Times: 3:30 - 11:00. The
site is WET. Bar service: 4:00 - 11:00 (must be 21 years old+ to drink, id's will be
checked, no id- no service). Our Cook, Mistress Ursula D'Arcy, will provide Hardy Tavern
Fare from 5:00 to 8:00. Serving wenches and wretches will set the prices for food and
drink, therefore prices may vary. Each participant as (s)he arrives will be given a sack of coins
but use your own SCAdian riches as well. SCA coins only. There will be a coin bank with
Ponte Alto and Storvik Baronial coins for those who run low (for real money, 7 coins for $1).
List for bardic competitions (include at least 3 in your song, story or toast): ocean,
tavern, Death, rats, bugs, Pestilence, ships, sailors, wenches, War, brawls, money, dead bodies,
murder, brigands, pirates, darts, lost loves, loves you wish were lost, Famine, drunks and
drinking, tragedy, treasure, and narrow escapes. Cost: $12 if postmarked by February
22, 1997, thereafter, $14. Make checks payable to Barony of Storvik, SCA, Inc. No off-
board seating available. Seating limited to 103. Reservations: Sue Metzler (Tehair
MacDiarmada) 9301 Forty-Eighth Place, College Park, MD 20740. (301) 474-3344. email: 2152178@mcimail.com (the only reservation is a paid
reservation.) Crash space available. Location: Christ Congregational Church, 9525
Colesville Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20901.
Brought to you by the same staff responsible for Tournament of Roses I, II, III and Sea Dog
Tavern I.
Directions:
Take your best route to the 495 Beltway around Washington, D.C. Get off at Exit 30B (29 South/Colesville Road/Silver Spring). The site is on the left approximately .2 mile from the exit, between Indian Spring Drive (before the Church) and Brewster Avenue (past the Church). Limited church lot parking on Indian Spring, with street parking only on Brewster.
The Barony of the Sacred Stone will once again host an afternoon dedicated to preparations for Gulf Wars on Saturday, March 8th from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm. This is, for all intents and purposes, just an elaborate fighter practice geared towards group tactics, shield wall drills, and an extra special emphasis on combat archery. There will also be rapier activities. We will hold authorizations towards the end of the afternoon. The event is free.
For more information, contact Bran Trefonnen (Scot Myers) P.O. Box 2981, Davidson, NC 28036; (704) 896-0250; email: swmyers@aol.com
Directions:
Take your best route to either I-77 or I-85 in NC.
From I-77: Take Exit 30 on I-77, Davidson/Davidson College. This exit will place you
on Griffith Street. Go east. Griffith will end at a traffic light on Main Street. Turn Left on
Main Street. Proceed to 709 N. Main Street, the house is about a half a mile on the left hand
side. The baronial device will also be displayed.
From I-85: Take Exit 55, Davidson. Follow the arrow on Highway 73 for Davidson
(away from Concord). Travel about 14 miles until you cross the Mecklenburg County line.
About 2 miles after that, you will see a sign marked for Davidson on the right. Turn Right onto
Davidson-Concord Road. This road will come to a Stop sign, turn left. You are still on D-C
Road. This will end at a traffic light on Main Street. Turn right on Main Street. Go through
one more full traffic signal. . Proceed to 709 N. Main Street, the house is about a half a mile on
the left hand side.
A call goes out to all fighters in the land. Come and join us to test your skill at the annual St. Patty's Blood Bath. This is an all day fighters' event for heavy and light weapons fighters. Tournaments will be marshals' choice and will be existing for everyone. Site opens at 10:00 am, authorizations start at 10:30 am, and lists open at 11:00 am. The site will close at 5:00 pm. Site fee is $5.00 and no preregistration is necessary. Children under 12 are free. Make checks payable to Barony of Ponte Alto/SCA, Inc.
There will be a lunch (of soup and bread) served for a small fee.
Autocrat: Lord Kevin of Thornbury (Kevin Maxson) 14441 Turin Lane, Centreville, VA 20121- 2245, (703) 803-7012. email: kevin@maxson.com
Directions:
The site is Nottaway Park on Old Courthouse Drive in Vienna, VA. Take best route to I-66 West to the Nutley Street exit. Follow signs to Vienna. Go through three lights and turn left onto old Courthouse Drive. (Note: Street sign is abbreviated "OLD CTHSE.") Go 1/4 mile, park entrance is on your left.
What better way is there to shake off winter's chill than with a dance? You are invited to a day of classes in European and Middle Eastern music and dance and an evening of balls and hoflas. Four full tracks are proposed for musicians and dancers of all skill (and lack of skill) levels. If you have a class proposal, please contact the autocrat.
The two course feast will feature Medieval Andalusian fare prepared by our culinary expert, Bianca Isotta Viscaru (Teresa Kellmer). Please contact her about dietary concerns at (804) 979-3851 or tgk3x@virginia.edu. A light sideboard lunch will be available to all.
Before feast you may practice your newly acquired skills at the Caroso-style ball or the Middle Eastern hofla. After the feast we will continue the revelry with an open ball and a hofla. All musicians are welcome to play for both!
Bring out your finished and unfinished projects for the Open A&S display. Prizes will be awarded for best documentation of period sources-artworks themselves will not be judged. Drummers will choose the most enthusiastic Middle Eastern dancer and dancers at the ball will choose the one lightest on her (and his) feet.
The site is open from 10am to 10pm with classes starting at 11am. Any gentles left after 10pm may help us put everything back where it is supposed to be in the school. The site is Madison Primary School, Rt 687, Madison, VA 22727 (no street address). This means ABSOLUTELY NO LIVE STEEL and the site is POSITIVELY BONE DRY.
Reservations may be sent to the autocrat, Chriemhilt von Regensburg: Zoe Kuhn, Art Teacher (no SCA name, please), Madison Primary School, Madison, VA 22727. Home: 864 Old Brook Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22901-I am moving in January so please use the school address. Phone: (804) 975-2225, e-mail: zkuhn@pen.k12.va.us
Costs: off-board: $3, on-board: $7. Make checks payable to "Shire of Isenfir, SCA, Inc."
Directions:
Take best path to Rt 29 in Madison, VA. (Madison is 25 miles north of Charlottesville, in the middle of the state.) From the north: Take the first left after the only traffic light in Madison onto Rt 687. *Turn left at the SECOND school on the left. It is just past the bus lot on the right. From the south: In Madison, pass the Exxon and the high school, both on the right. Take the next right onto Rt 687. Follow from *.
It is time, once again, for that most enjoyable of events; the rollicking, frolicking, low-key Jongleurie! All are invited to this third installment of the Canton of Elvegast's celebration of the performing arts. There will be classes all day on games, leisure activities and, you guessed it, the performing arts. There will also be classes in rapier and in archery.
But that's not all, you are also invited to experience our grand mid-day diversion, the Cambok tournament. If you are interested in playing Cambok you may either bring your own equipment or borrow some from us (offer valid while supplies last).
The theme of the Arts and Sciences competition will be Games! This includes game boards, game pieces, game styles, etc.
The evenings entertainment will include an informal and quite enjoyable tavern, dancing and other diversions, and games, Games, GAMES! Rabah's Karavan will be on hand as well, playing for chocolate to raise money for the Kingdom. As always, we are open to suggestions (last year we had knife fighting and musical chairs), so spontaneous eruptions of bardic circles are a possibility. Their will once again be a wonderful tavern-style "feast" with morsels galore. It will be served in shifts, so please contact the autocrat (see below) if you need special considerations.
Children's activities will be available, but it is still the responsibility of the parents to monitor their children as the staff is limited and the site is not child-proof.
There is limited cabin space, so please specify if you plan to stay the night(s).
Site opens at 6 pm on Friday, March 21, and closes at 1 pm on Sunday, March 23. As always, Camp Kanata is a very discretely wet site! If you bring alcohol please do not use original containers nor discard them in the on-site trash. Also please confine alcohol consumption to the cabins and the main hall.
Reservations paid are reservations made, so please contact Lady Tangwystl ferch Morgana (Marina Martin) 325-B Oak Run Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606. email: tommari@ibm.net Costs: Day trip = $2, Onsite/Offboard = $6, Onsite/Onboard = $12. Make checks payable to the Canton of Elvegast, SCA Inc.
Dietary Concerns should be addressed to the autocrat: Albrecht Ulfson (Thomas Martin) 325-B Oak Run Dr., Raleigh, NC 27606. email: tommari@ibm.net
Directions:
From I-85: Take exit 218, go South on US 1 towards Raleigh. Take the exit for NC
Highway 98, turn right at bottom of ramp. Go 2.3 miles, turn right onto Camp Kanata Road,
follow to site.
From Raleigh and points South: From the I-440 Beltline take US 1 (Capital Boulevard)
north out of Raleigh, near Wake Forest take the exit for NC Highway 98, turn left at the bottom
of the ramp. Go 2.3 miles, turn right onto Camp Kanata Road, follow to site.
Brush Up Your Shakespeare and come to Tir-y-Don's Baronial Birthday. Join the Barony of Tir-y-Don for an event in the spirit of Merry England under the reign of Good Queen Bess! Once again, our Baron will choose his champion through a heavy weapons tourney, and our Baroness will choose hers through a contest of archery.
For the non-martial among us, there will be several A&S contests in keeping with our theme: Best 16th Century Garb in three categories, peasant, middle-class, and noble; Best 16th Century Fashion Accessory; and Best Shakespearian Sonnet.
For the other-than-serious, there will be a Silly Shakespearian Scavenger Search for props, persons, and peculiar items suggested by the works of the Bard (Note--the Autocrat has found eye of newt at a site before--consider yourself warned!).
During the feast, which will be prepared by Lavender Rose Morgan, all guests are invited to join a Masque of Shakespeare's characters. We'll also have bardic circles on Friday and Saturday nights, accompanied by much reveling, merriment, and any other fun I can talk my Barony into. Site info: We have plenty of space for tent camping. The campground is discreetly wet--no original containers, please. Dogs are permitted, but they must be leashed at all times. Troll opens Friday, March 21st at 3:00 P.M., will close at 9:00 P.M. that evening (so the autocrat can get some sleep), and will re-open Saturday at 9:00 A.M. Authorizations for the tourney will begin at eleven, and the tourney will begin at twelve noon. The site closes at 12 noon on Sunday, March 23.
Fees: Off-board, $6.00, On-board, $11.00, Friday camping, add $4.50 Children ten to six half-price, five and under free. Make checks out to: Barony of Tir-y-Don/SCA, Inc.
Send reservations to Tir-y-Don's Baronial Exchequer: Lady Gabriella della Falco, c/o Trish Bowman 113 Kingwood Dr. Newport News, VA 23601
For other inquiries, contact the Autocrat: Lady Assar merch Owen, c/o Angela Phillips, 4400 Chesapeake Ave. Hampton VA, 23669 (757) 723-0716 e-mail c/o Kitty Randall at: kittyr@pinn.net
Directions:
Take your best route to I-64 running through Williamsburg. Take Exit number 242-A (the number is the same, heading both East and West) to 199-West towards Jamestown. After the fourth stop light (this will be a long drive), turn left on Jamestown Road (there will be an old 7-11 with a green sign at this corner). Follow Jamestown Road almost to the river, and the campground will be on your right. If you find yourself on the ferry, you've gone too far.
Join us in celebrating the end of Winter and the coming of Spring with dancing, feasting and general revelry. There will be dance instructors to help you learn the dance, and children will be invited to join in several of the dances. There will also be other organized children's activities.
There will be an Arts & Sciences Competition with two types of prizes: one by the judges, and one by a popular vote. The theme is Spring. Documentation is encouraged but not required. For those who do not wish to enter the competition there will also be a non-judged exhibition.
There will be a table for Heraldic Consultation. Heralds who wish to assist are encouraged to bring any resources they have available and volunteer. Questions or offers of help may be directed to Lord Adam of Erin (Warren Ryan) at adamoferin@aol.com, or at the autocrat's address and phone below.
The feast will be prepared and served in three courses. If you have dietary concerns, including vegetarian, you need to contact the Feastmaster, Baron Damon Argent, 19511 Porterstown Rd., Keedysville, MD 21756, (301) 416-2882, at least two weeks before the event. If you do not, we cannot guarantee that there will be anything you can eat. Recipes for all the dishes will be available. If you plan to eat the feast, we strongly encourage you to reserve in advance. On board reservations are limited to 125.
The site this year will be the Washington County Agricultural Education Center, 7313 Sharpsburg Pike, Boonsboro, MD. THIS IS A COUNTY PARK, SO ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WILL BE ALLOWED! The site opens at 12:00 noon and closes at 11:00 pm.
Merchants are invited to bring their SCA wares. Please contact the autocrat ahead of time.
Fees: On-board: $9 until March 8, $12 thereafter and at the door. Off-board: $4 until March 8, $7 thereafter and at the door. Children under 12 are half-price; 4 and under are free. Please make checks payable to Highland Foorde/SCA Inc., and send with mundane and SCA names of those attending, and a phone number where you can be contacted should a question arise to the Autocrat, Thyra Olafsdottir (Dawn Telemeco), 1150-09 Kenly Ave., Hagerstown, MD 21740, (301) 416-8497, beiskaldi@aol.com. Questions can be addressed, but only paid reservations by mail will be accepted.
Directions:
Find your best way to I-70 at Hagerstown. (Note: if coming by I-81 take I-70 East.) Take exit 29, Rt. 65 South towards Sharpsburg. Go 7 miles, passing through Fairplay, and look for signs on road. Agricultural Center is on the left. Go all the way back the drive to the largest red building.
As spring arrives and the land awakens, the good people of the Shire of Border Vale Keep invite you to a weekend of new experiences and challenges. Also, join us in celebration of our good neighbors, Nottinghill Coill's 20th Baronial Birthday, which will include competitions to determine the new champions. There will be a pas d'armes and a warlord tourney for heavy fighters, with a prize of a pair of stainless steel gauntlets. A novelty shoot for archers, a challenge tourney for rapier, with a special tourney to promote the kingdom travel fund, and an A&S display with the theme of "something you have never done before or in a long while." Children's activities are planned, volunteers are very welcome.
Later in the day there will be an auction to benefit the kingdom travel fund. Any items donated will be greatly appreciated. A wondrous feast prepared by Lord Bruno Jager will delight the palate. Contact Lord Bruno Jager for dietary concerns at (803) 642-2287 or e-mail: jager@csra.net. After feast, the revelry will begin.
The site is Camp Tanglewood, GSA, Martinez, Georgia. Cabins and camping available. The site opens at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 21 and closes 1 p.m. Sunday, March 23. The site is "phantom dry." No original containers please, not even in the trash.
Cost for the weekend: $12 on-board, on site received prior to March 15; $15 after March 15; $8 on-site, off-board and day trip. Children 12 and under 1/2 price; 5 and under guest of the shire. Feast is limited to 150 people! Please send reservations and any questions to the Autocrat, Lord Robert the Forgotten (Robert Skidmore) 616 Pershing Drive, North Augusta, SC 29841, (803) 279-4169, email: jager@csra.net. Make checks payable to The Shire of Border Vale Keep, SCA, Inc. and mail to the autocrat.
Directions:
Take best route to Augusta, Ga on I-20. Take exit #63, Belair Road. From South Carolina turn right onto Belair Road, continue through to second red light, Columbia Road. Take left onto Columbia Road and continue for about 2 miles. Site will be on the right side of road. Signs will be posted. From Georgia on I-20 take left onto Belair Road, exit #63, go through to third red light Columbia Road, and follow same directions as above.
Spring is in the air and foolishness abounds!! Come join the Canton of Atillium in a celebration of Spring and Frivolity. There are many activities planned for both fighting and non-fighting. There will be an open A&S competition and a most-NON-period SCA garb competition. This means the garb must still resemble clothing of the period in some way but can be made of weird fabrics or colors, include zippers, snaps or Velcro or whatever else you can think of. Be creative. Judging will be done in fashion show style. A bardic competition and a fools competition will also be held.
For the heavy fighters, there will be an off-hand tourney (this is a sword and shield tourney, but you must fight with your off hand), a Marvin Melee (rules to be explained on site) and an armored Frisbee game. Light fighters will have a "ring their bell" tourney. There will also be a Silly Weapons tourney - this is for non-armored fighters (thats anyone) using anything that is not usually a weapon. (such as a stuffed animal, a pillow, an article of clothing, juggling balls, Nerf toys etc., again be creative) The marshal, of course, has final say on all potential weapons.
A fools court will be held at the discretion of Her Excellency as well as "normal" court. There will be a bardic circle after feast and dancing if there is enough interest.
AUTOCRAT: Baroness Prydain Aurelia Emrys (mka Kacey Carter) 273 Kinlaw Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28311. (910) 482-3695 (NLT 10pm).
Cost: $12 adults on board, $6 on board children 6 -12, children 5 and under are guests of the Canton, Off board $4. Make checks payable to the Canton of Atillium/SCA, Inc. Site opens 6pm Fri. 28th and closes Noon Sun 30th. Campers are welcome and some crash space is available.
Directions:
From North/South: From I-95, take exit 49. At the top of the ramp turn EAST toward
Elizabethtown/White Lake on *** Hwy. 53. 6.6 miles from I-95, Hwy. 53 will bear to the
right...Stay on Hwy. 53. Turn Right into Cape Fear Scout Reservation (16.6 miles from I-95)
Look for the SCA signs. Once you enter the reservation, bear Left. You will go completely
around the lake to the Troll.
From the West: From Spring Lake/Ft. Bragg: Follow Hwy. 210 through Fayetteville
until you cross I-95. You will now be on Hwy. 53. Follow the North/South directions from ***
above.
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