When we drove up we were greeted by this stag |
and his herd of does |
In front of the newly hung front door to the hall A Family picture outside the hall--I am thinking of getting this enlarged and framed for my husband |
Last time we were here they were just starting to paint the inside of the hall. This year it is almost completed |
Details are fantastic |
Tables getting set up and ready for the evening |
There is no electricity in the building so the atmosphere is wonderful |
We had entertainment of music, songs, and games |
The kids brought some old games with them to play as well. 9 Man Morris and Tafl are among the kids favorites. |
The evening consisted of a 5 course meal with entertainment between each course. |
Such a pleasant evening giving us a taste of what it might have been like in those times |
We have been fortunate to attend this for the past 2 years. Due to us returning to the States this summer it means we will miss next years's celebration but we will look back on this experience fondly:)!
It looks like it was a lovely evening! The deer were a nice added treat. I've never seen so many deer in one place before!
ReplyDeleteThe really cool thing is that the site is next to a wolf sanctuary, so as night fell you could hear the wolves howling in the distance!
DeleteIt looked like such a sweet evening. I love the family picture; you should get it framed. I loved all of the pictures and enjoy learning about this event. An awesome adventure; blessings to you all!
ReplyDeleteHopping in from Homeschool Hop. Really enjoyed this post. We used to participate in the SCA, so I totally understand historical re-enacting!
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