NEW EVENT UPDATE Arthurian Centre, Tintagel 17-18 July 2010

[Kernow Levy]

With no Camlann this year it might be the only chance Arthur has got to have a go at Mordred...

An Open Day is to held on Saturday 17th July, with weekend camping, at the Arthurian Centre, Slaughterbridge which is just a few miles from Tintagel. The day, organised by Joe Parsons, is to launch the not-fot-profit North Cornwall Heritage. Edwin Deady from the BPAS/St Columb Medieval Archers is organising the re-enactment displays which will consist of archaelology from the excavations of a 13C village, LH from that era, skirmishing and have-a-go archery. There will be invited guests and it is being advertised locally and not likely to be a big event this year, although this could change in the future. 'There is an empty spot left by vanished Camlann so I see no reason why we couldn't make it annual' says Edwin.

At the moment, this is a small open day; there are no traders as of yet, although they are welcome to attend and more re-enactors would be most welcome to boost numbers and displays. Participants are therefore invited to trade, display further 13C LH/archaeology, archery and skirmishing/fight displays. Please contact Edwin as soon as possible for further details and registration (including current £5m PL insurance) on:

01326 218555 or aeduin@aol.com

[Mods: cross posted in Re-enactors Wanted and F&G to maximise views, thanks.]

[Mordengaard]

Woo, there's a gap in the diary that weekend too - we'll be there! Happy to help out in any way we can!

[Kernow Levy]

Update; in addition to the above:

Dark Ages/Anglo Saxon kit also welcome; if not insured to fight, do join in with LH and posing (event insurance will cover noncoms)
CHARCOAL DEMONSTRATOR WANTED.
Sunday is now being promoted aswell for a full weekend of re-enactment
Beer tent open 10.00-24.00 on Fri 16th through to Mon 19th July
Loos and showers booked.
Ongoing dialogue about subsequent years.

Thanks for your responses so far; if you haven't already, could those who are planning on going please contact Edwin Deady at the details provided on the event listing. The Kernow Levy aren't organising this, so direct bookings and enquiries to Edwin himself, thanks. Lastly, please forward to those who don't use Facebook or the Living History forums - and do post to other places you use to spread the word.

[Kernow Levy]

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