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You could always try asking on a specialised forum like this one: http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/ This site is very good but leans towards research, there are a few re-enactors on there - but not many. WW 8) P.S. I have a contact address at home somewhere for a group (Birmingham Pals) wil...

Well I think its a good idea, but then any chance to spend money and I'm up for it

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All these reasons are valid but surely the main reasons we do this is because we

are mad

and love Matin's Jerked meat

Richard Meriton wrote:

Is the only way to get these pics to by them from the site?

It is indeed

Cheers Richard

I may have to invest

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Is the only way to get these pics to by them from the site?

cos there's three there with me in my very first outing

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craig1459 wrote:That's OK Thomas we've got our own castle

now thats just showing off

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Drachelis wrote:Pink fur would be great - or maybe trimmed with boa feathers - shame it isn't Andy's size - it would suit him ( only joking!! Andy)

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Oh bu@@er I was going to ask if it was for me

Never mind it will fit Dave

Andy

Gyrthofhwicce wrote:I'll bre honest. i wouldnt touch AA after a bad experience many years ago that left me on the side of the M25 for 8 hours.

RAC, cover the person and not the vehicle so you can use it for all vehicles you use.

The AA do the same - this is what Lady P has

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Warning Don't put a lid on the container. As the mixture ferments gases build up (if you use the vinegar). Authentic black leather: half submerge some iron filings/steel wool/metal items in some water in a large (no-longer-needed) container. Leave the steel in the water for as long as you can bear ...

cheers dude

Skevmeister wrote:Sounds good to me.

Skev

and to me too.

It would be of great help to us new to the re-enactment lifestyle.

Skev

Any chance of making this sticky, stop it slipping down the board?

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kael wrote:on the hill at tutbury
and do you mind if i steal those pics of the vikings?

Not at all, steal away (but pleeeeeezzzzzzzzse don't link to them)

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Hi Sally We used these guys http://www.remotebasket.com/ for the essential oils site. Cost a whole £15 a year, tis basic but we never had any problems with them. The RemoteBasket service provides you with basket functionality for your site without the need to install or configure any additional scri...

Cheers Skev

marked for later

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A few Pictures from the Saturday http://www.djwhitewolf.net/images/tutbury/Dsc02333.jpg http://www.djwhitewolf.net/images/tutbury/Dsc02335.jpg http://www.djwhitewolf.net/images/tutbury/Dsc02336.jpg http://www.djwhitewolf.net/images/tutbury/Dsc02338.jpg http://www.djwhitewolf.net/images/tutbury/Dsc02...

Sorry I had my back to you Ferret picture 065

Alan_F wrote:
Actually, we could all go there and re-enact the village burning scene from Platoon.... Anyone got a zippo?

yeah me

We weren't over impressed even though we knew no better at the time. But we had spent a couple of hours driving round trying to find the Bl@@dy place, there were no brown road signs up at the time. So we were determined to see what was there.

We won't be going back.

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Alan it was more than that we had the lad with us, but the had only just finished one of the houses. There was a thatcher working on the second one.

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When we went it cost us about £5.50 each, but this was a discount price as it wasn't finished (not sure if it is yet )

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Thats a cheese plug if every I've read one

Congrats dude

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He’s nothing more than an dragon murderer

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Kate

I hate you

I hate you with all my being

I've just put on half a stone and all I did was to click the links you posted above and read a few of the bl@@dy pages



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How can I put this in a way that will get the messege across real easy like, aahhhhhh thats it




YES

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me as well

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Drachelis wrote:Breech girdle was until around the mid C14 acording to Thursfield

Cheryl
Shadowlight Designs.

Cheers Cheryl

andy

newbie question

What time period is this girdle? pweety pweeze

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JC Milwr wrote:Whitewolf: Frugal is still willing to alter his for you, as they need doing anyway, they will be there for you at Easter!

You could also ask Eric

J

cheers Boss

I had completly forgot about those, that would be great.

Thankyou

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phil's stuff can be relied upon to be good and fairly accurate, garlick is also worth a look, planto's are wonderful but you pay for them but there's no way you'll get a pair of them before the season, the only other one i can think of is pilgrim shoes http://www.pilgrimshoes.co.uk Thanks Nev Price...

Ok peeps Looking for suppliers of Medieval Boots ready for the new season (yes I know I've left it late :P ) We've contacted the lads @ GDFB they are out of stock till late May :cry: I found these: http://www.philfraser.com/images/Medium/Footwear/ArmingBoots_2.jpg from Phil Fraser. I just wanted to ...