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To pass a group of 'sealed knot' type re-enacters

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Walkacrossthesand · 16/02/2014 11:16

And wonder why their activities tend to attract faint derision, from people that probably include the men people who spend hours playing similar fantasy games on line?

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Edendance · 16/02/2014 15:01

Anyone looking to re-enact? Kentwell Hall in Suffolk is currently recruiting for Tudor/Victorian re-enactors. No age limit in either direction, and all welcome!

Greydog · 16/02/2014 15:09

I do medieval, roman and home front re enactment (But not SK!) - it's wonderful! I enjoy teaching people about the past, and so many of them have no idea at all. When our son was small he came with us, and it was a great way for him as a confidence builder. And, it's the best thing in the world when all your visitors have gone home, and you have a whole castle to play in! People can be sneery, but I think it's because we have a passion and an interest, and that's something so many don't have

IndridCold · 16/02/2014 16:36

I once worked with a girl who had a Sealed Knot wedding. She had made the most beautiful period dresses, and virtually all the guests were in costume too. It looked amazing!

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