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Their Royal Majesties Amos and Ysabella

Their Royal Highnesses Ragnarr and Lynette

Her Excellency Hawkwood: Deirdre Fletcher deirdref1ATaol.com 828/667-5361 (NLT 9pm)

BARONIAL OFFICERS
SENESCHAL: Lord Fionn MacKonnell Rich Coleman, 3 Spring St., Candler, NC 28715 (828) 676-0129 nlt 9PM, please; kseuss42ATgmail.com Chatelain: The Honorable Lady Muriele of Aberdeen
Mary MacGregor, P.O. Box 31, Canton, NC 28716 (828) 226-7979; brightfox1 AT gmail.com

HERALD: mlady Julia Dacia Silva Julie Kimbrell; (828) 331-8434; jhkimbrellATgmail.com

MARSHAL: Lord Greylond Crow Jim Paintiff (828) 776-6125; oneicrowATcharter.net MINISTER OF THE LISTS: Mistress Siobhan NicDhuinnshleibhe Heather McCloy, 20 Southwicke Drive, Arden, NC 28704-8456 (828) 687-1983, siospinsATcharter.net EXCHEQUER: Lady Heather Hrafnsdottir (also Scribal Liaison )

Heather Rumpf, P.O. Box 31, Barnardsville, NC 28709 (828) 335-2364; hlrumpfATgmail.com
CHRONICLER: Lady Christiana de Haukworth Karen Murphy, 207 South Hillandale Dr. East Flat Rock, NC 28726 (828) 388-1360. cmurph15ATmorrisbb.net MINISTER OF ARTS & SCIENCES: Lord Edward Godale Justin Mashburn, 2 Smith Graveyard Rd. Asheville, NC 28806 (850) 896-7011; FonzerothATgmail.com WEBMINISTER: Lady Zuzanna Mrva Beth Coleman, 3 Spring St., Candler, NC 28715 (828) 676-0129; hallowqueenieATgmail.com

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Baronial Appointments
BARONIAL WARLORD ARMORED: The Honorable Lord Ravenwulf the Arcane Brian Kester, wncpcATcharter.net

BARONIAL WARLORD RAPIER: The Honorable Lord Greylond Crow Jim Paintiff, (828) 776-6125; oneicrowATcharter.net HEAVY CHAMPION: Lord Dante di Lucio della Luna Matt Broadway, 45caliberpencilATgmail.com

RAPIER CHAMPION: Lord Torse Hartman Simon Carsey, scarseyATgmail.com

ARCHERY CHAMPION: Lady Gracia Slay Lindsey Mashburn, ldmashburnATbowlcomic.com EQUESTRIAN CHAMPION: Lord Von of Hawkwood Jason Fluegel, vonslanceATgmail.com

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This is The Talon, a publication of the Barony of Hawkwood of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. The Talon is available from the Baronial Chronicler, Lady Christiana de Haukworth, 207 South Hillandale Drive East Flat Rock, NC 28726 or cmurph15@morrisbb.net. This newsletter is not a corporate publication of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. and does not delineate SCA policies. Copyright 2013, Barony of Hawkwood, Inc. For information on reprinting articles from this publication, please contact the chronicler, who will assist you in contacting the original creator of the printed material. Please respect the legal rights of our contributors. Contributions are due by the end of each month prior if possible. This is Issue 8 of Volume XII. Most copies of the Talon are available online at: http://hawkwood.atlantia.sca.org/talon.html

A Message from Her Excellency:

Greetings! I pray that this missive finds everyone well and perhaps enjoying a sunshiny day! I would like to offer my congratulations to our hard working Chroniclers (past and present) for the Blackfox nomination recently. It's quite an honor and well deserved. I would also like to thank those who turned out for the demo that Lord Gilbert organized in July. I'm so glad to hear it went well and I'm sorry I was unable to attend. Robert, Rhiannon and I had a lovely evening playing mini-golf and I wish more of you could have been there, it was loads of fun and you missed it! I was also glad to hear that a bunch of you had a very productive garb making day at the library. I can't wait to see some wearing the products of your labor. Unfortunately I was sad that our "flash-mob" demo didn't get to happen at City-County plaza. I hope that in the future when we make such commitments, and especially when it's published in the paper, we won't have to cancel at the last minute. I'm looking forward to Games and Gluttony II happening in Sept. It should be a fun, casual day for food and friendship--which are always great things! And, as always, please remember that if you have been noticing someone in the Barony working really hard or excelling at something, please send me (or Their Majesties) a recommendation letter. I would really appreciate it. Have a wonderful August! Baroness Deirdre

A Message from Our Seneschal:

Dearest Denizens of the Rather Damp Domain of Hawkwood, I hope that you have all found ways to keep dry in this interestingly wet summer! I know that some of you travelled to represent our fair lands at Pennsic. I hope that you have all returned safely! It seems to have been a busy month for everyone and I would like to take a moment to thank those that were able to take time from their schedules to assist Lord Gilbert with the demo. Thank you especially to Lord Gilbert for spotting an opportunity for us to share our enthusiasm with others and facilitating the event! We have no meeting this month but I would like to point out that we do have a dinner night out scheduled for the 11th of this month. Nearby, we have Sacred Stones Baronial Birthday August 30- September 1st. Further away, Dun Carraig also has a Birthday celebration on the 31st and Ravens Cove is celebrating their Birthday September 7-8th. I had hoped to start a quarterly Sunday dinner meeting but upon reflection, with Games and Gluttony coming up on September 28th and War of the Wings close on its heels on October 9-13th, it would just be an impractical time to change things around. I look forward to seeing you all on September 4 th at the regular place and time. In Service, Lord Fionn MacKonnell Seneschal, Barony of Hawkwood

In the mundane world the Barony of Hawkwood and the SCA are making headlines!
First up, we have an article that appeared in the Mountain Xpress July 16th, 2013 and it was written by, Edwin Arnaudin . The article features an interview with our very own Seneschal Lord Fionn MacKonnell about the SCA and what we are about. If you havent read it yet, it is repeated here for your enjoyment.

Storming the Castle

By Edwin Arnaudin on 07/16/2013 01:00 PM On nearly every weekend of the year, somewhere in the Kingdom of Atlantia, a passionate group of everyday citizens from South Carolina to Maryland recreates the best aspects of the Middle Ages. These are members of the Society for Creative Anachronism, who are well-versed in aspects of life from the years 600-1600 and make it their duty to keep those traditions alive. Were just history buffs trying to have fun and looking to relieve stress, says Rich Coleman, Seneschal (or head officer) of the SCAs local chapter, The Barony of Hawkwood. Founded in Milpitas, Calif., in 1966, the SCA began as a single-occasion theme party but attendees didnt want the festivities to end. The organization now counts more than 30,000 members and 100,000 participants worldwide, with Hawkwood encompassing North Carolinas western region. Members are initially drawn to the organizations martial activities. Rapier fighting is popular, as is heavyweapons fighting, thrown-weapons activities, archery and equestrian events. These forms of combat then come together in field battles between armies, sometimes with blunted arrows raining down during combat, and an occasional siege, involving the storming of a castle. Though the martial activities are among the SCAs showier features, a wide array of quieter pastimes have their own practitioners. Drawing from the vast array of arts, crafts and court activity from the thousand years in question, members preserve the eras woodworking, glass blowing, jewelry making, cooking, calligraphy and scribal arts and traditional dances. People like to look back and in many ways it was a time when things really were more simple. It allows folks to slow down for a bit, Coleman says. If you can think of it, we do it. Many people in the SCA have been studying their particular area of expertise for years. Arts and crafts competitions are held by people with decades of experience, some of whom are professors or librarians, who in turn request that entrants bring documentation to show that in-depth research has been done through legitimate sources. Everyone likes a goal, Coleman says. You dont have to engage in competitions to have fun, but they are available as a way to be recognized and put yourself in line for an award. The more recognition, the more likely you are to have someone ask how you do it, and a lot of it is about sharing wit h other people. Were

different from Ren Fairs in that its about sharing; not just watching, but participating. Hawkwood distinguishes itself with a recognized and respected rapier community, but is also becoming known for its scribal work. Members scrolls are becoming noticed at competitions and the groups dancing, through currently small, is seeing interest increase. I would also like to think that we excel at our sense of humor, Coleman says. Though the variety of activities may seem daunting, the SCA welcomes newcomers and is eager to help steer them toward their interests. For inquisitive beginners without an era-appropriate wardrobe of their own, members do their best to find workable clothing at events. Loaner gear is always available and as long as an effort is made, even tying towels around one's neck as a makeshift tunic is welcomed. We want everyone to have fun and feel like theyre experiencing the best that time period had to offer, Coleman says. One isnt required to pay dues to participate in the SCA, but membership comes with discounts at events, a personalized SCA card that makes check-in at these events easier, access to monthly publications, and the potential to hold an office. While the fun and camaraderie during events is a prime attraction, the SCAs benefits extend beyond weekends and into daily life. Everyone has worth and is considered at least minor nobility, so that all are treated with a modicum of respect. Likewise, the focus on romantic chivalry doesnt end when the w ork week begins, as members look for opportunities to be of service in the world and act accordingly. This friendly spirit will next be on display during a recruitment event in downtown Asheville on Saturday, July 20, followed by a garb-making get-together the following day from 1-5 p.m. at the Enka-Candler Library. About two months later, one of Hawkwoods two major annual events kicks off with Games & Gluttony 2 on Sept. 28 at the Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church in Candler. Armored and rapier fighting are planned, amid a generous food spread and general good cheer, with a particular focus on handmade dice and card games of the time. We want more participation however we can get it, since more people equals more research, Coleman says. What drives me is that Im well aware that lots of people really need what the SCA has to offer but they dont know about it.

The Barony of Hawkwood makes the news again, this time within the borders of Atlantia
The Atlantia Blackfox Award nominations have been posted in emails and social media. Our very own former Chronicler Lady Zuzanna Mrva and our newsletter The Talon have been nominated for Best Artwork. Vivat Lady Zuzanna! Read on to see all of the nominations.

Announcing Atlantias Blackfox nominations

Master William Blackfox was the author and illustrator of the cartoon Warthaven. He gave generously of his time and talents, and was very supportive of the Kingdom Chroniclers until his untimely death. To honor his memory, the Office of the Society Chronicler sponsors the annual Master William Blackfox Awards to recognize excellence in the work of Chroniclers and newsletter contributors. Newsletters provide a valuable resource and communication tool for SCA members around the world! Many thanks to the skill and talent of THL Gala Cunningham, a former Ansteorran Chronicler, for the Blackfox Award logo. Nominees are selected from each kingdom by kingdom chroniclers and the Blackfox winners will be announced in the fall. Hopefully, we will be able to announce the winners at War of the Wings. Good luck to all of our Atlantian nominees! Nominees from Atlantia Best Overall Newsletter - this does not necessarily mean the best-looking newsletter, but rather the newsletter which best meets the needs of the local group or guild for which it is published. It should accurately reflect the status of the group and be a valuable tool for growth and promotion of the SCA goals and ideals. This title is awarded to the newsletter and the Chronicler. Nominee: The QD (Barony of Caer Mear Chronicler: Lady Gytha of Withornsea) Best Layout and Design - for the best looking newsletter in balance and style. Awarded to the newsletter and the Chronicler. Nominee: Il Tempo (Barony of Ponte AltoChronicler: Theresa O Cahir) Best Artwork - for artwork on cover or interior of the newsletter. Awarded to the newsletter and the artist. Nominee: The TalonFeb. 2013 cover (Barony of HawkwoodChronicler: Lady Zuzanna Mrva; Artist: Lady Christiana de Haukworth) Best Special Interest Newsletter - this category recognizes guild newsletters, research newsletters, and Arts & Science focus newsletters (such as lace-making). Awarded to the newsletter and the Chronicler. Nominee: La Mezavolta (Dance Community) - Chronicler: Lady Margaret Roe Best Regular Feature - for those cartoons, articles, columns, etc. which appear regularly in the particular newsletter. Awarded to the creator or feature writer and the newsletter. Nominee: From the Bright Hills Kitchen, The Yeoman (Barony of Bright Hills) - Chronicler: THL Sindara Lind Racheal Fessel of the Falconshield Best Article - recognizes excellence in articles appearing in a local newsletter. Awarded to the writer and the newsletter. Nominee: Belts in Viking Womens Graves by sfrr Ulfvardttir; The QD (Barony of Caer Mear) Best Poetry or Short Fiction - recognizes the author of an outstanding poem or piece of short fiction. Awarded to the writer and the newsletter. Nominee: Smok Wawelski A Polish Fairy Tale by Lady Katarzyna WitkowskaThe Yeoman (Barony of Bright Hills) Honorable Mention: Nominee: The Mountain Mayhem (Barony of Hidden Mountain) - Chronicler: Duncan atte MerscheDuncan is a new chronicler who has transformed the Mayhem. He has been adding fun pages for kids and adults, articles from the populace, and has a nice, new format.

Family of Faith Fellowship Church hosts an informal presentation for bible camp.
A few weeks ago a co-worker of Lord Gilbert de Chtillon, asked if some of us in the Barony would like to give a small informal presentation for his churchs bible camp and the theme was medieval times. Plans were made and the presentation was given for the children of the bible camp on Thursday July 18th 2013. Lord Edward Godale was the main speaker and photographer for the presentation. Lady Gracia Slay, Lady Heather Hrafnsdottir and Lord Gilbert de Chtillon gave short presentations on scrolls and weaponry and medieval life. To make things a little more interactive, Lord Edward gave the children a lesson in dance at the end of the presentation and all of the children had a good time. The dashing Lord Gilbert, the lovely ladies, Lady Gracia and Lady Heather are shown in the following photographs giving their presentations.

Lord Gilbert de Chtillon

Lady Gracia Slay

Lady Heather Hrafnsdottir

Getting To Know... Lord Gilbert de Chtillon

What is your correct name and title in the SCA? Lord Gilbert de Chtillon. It is pronounced Jill-bear Day Sh-te-yon with the n being silent. What is your highest title? Lord. I have my Award of Arms. And how do you prefer to be addressed? Seigneur Gilbert de Chtillon. Seigneur is French for Lord. Lord Gilbert is fine. Are you affiliated with a household? No. How long have you been playing? I started in 2007, but between college, work, and finances I did not have time to be very active. I became more active when I moved to Hawkwood in 2010. What do you do in the modern world? I am a Funeral Director and Embalmer. What keeps you in the SCA? I am pretty obsessed with the middle ages and love being part of a group the recreates that culture and time. I love dressing fancy and fighting. I also love our barony and its people. I am proud to be in a group with those who value honor and chivalry in a world where so few people do. What is your focus in the SCA? I focus mainly on rapier fighting, but I really want to get into Cut and Thrust. I am very interested in medieval French history, particularly Burgundian history. My persona is a mid 15 th century Burgundian coutillier, a light cavalryman in the army of Charles le Temeraire. I try to dress as true to that as possible and even fight with a more 15th century style sword, even though it is slight disadvantage for rapier fighting. What do think is important about service? Putting on an SCA event is similar to putting on a play or movie and everyone is an actor. In addition to actors, promoters, set designers, managers and directors are needed. In the SCA however, we do not have separate people for these tasks. Everyone needs to contribute in what way they can to bring life to our medieval world and let everyone have a chance to enjoy the event. Service is an essential part of the SCA.

What other things interest you in the SCA? I am always interested in seeing the crafts people create. I have dabbled in scroll making and dancing. I have always wanted to get into equestrian activities as well but time does not always permit committed involvement. What is your favorite event? I have yet to go to a large war but I am sure I will love that. So far Hawkwood Birthday was the most fun I have had at an event. Do you have other hobbies outside the SCA? I like board games, role playing games, some computer games, reading (fantasy, history, historical fiction), and indulging in fancy Belgian beer. What advice do you have for newcomers? I would say to dabble. Try many things to find out what you like. Even if you pick something to focus on, it is good to branch out and support what others are doing. If you stay too narrowly focused on one aspect of the SCA, you lose the overall sense of the medieval world that everyone has come together to build.

The Talon is pleased to present a story telling series by Mistress Dervila ni Leanon. The Talon will present one story each month until the entire series is finished. Thank You Mistress Dervila for contributing your wonderful talent! SCA Stories for Beginners By Mistress Dervila ni Leanon
Copyright Amerie Helton 2013. For personal non-profit use only. A story or stories from this handout may be published in SCA newsletters on the condition that they are published in their entirety with this copyright notice. This article is a companion to the CD SCA Stories for Beginners These stories are written as I would tell them. If you find the originals, you will find my versions very different. So you dont have to follow my version any more than I followed the originals - in fact, it would be better if you didnt, if you made them your own. They are meant only as examples. If you dont change them significantly, please give me credit. Say something like I got this story from Mistress Dervila, a storyteller from Atlantia (You dont have to tackle my last name, which can be hard to say)

The time is how long it takes me to tell the story. Your milage may vary. The italicized phrases in square brackets are like stage directions. I am a very kinetic storyteller; I move about a lot. If thats not your style, you should drop the stage directions. Or you can drop or change the stage directions if you like. If you do remove the stage directions, you might need to tell the audience whats going on, since youre not s howing them. And remember, if youre not having fun, youre not doing it right. English Stories The Peddler of Swaffhem From Favorite Folktales from Around the World page 414. Time: 2:32 The peddler woke up that morning and shook his wife awake. [Excited] Wife, wife, I have just had a dream! [Groggy] So? Many people have dreams when they sleep. But this is the third night in a row I have had this dream! [Big sigh.] So what was this dream of yours? I dreamt that if I went to London bridge I would find a great treasure! Why did you wake me up for this? To tell you that I am going to London bridge. London? But it is so far away! Which is why Im leaving right away! And the peddler was as good as his word. It took him three days to walk from his home in Swaffhem to London bridge, but when he got there, [pause, show confusion] he didnt know what to do. The bridge was guarded, and he had no idea where to look for his treasure. After he had been there for three days, a guard walked up to him. Ive seen you here for three days now, neither selling goods nor begging alms. What are you doing here? [Feeling slightly foolish, hang head slightly, speaks hesitantly] Um - I dreamt that if I came to London bridge I would find a great treasure. [Laughing] Foolish man! Why, I dreamt three nights in a row about treasure, too. I dreamt that it was under an oak tree in front of the house of a peddler in Swaffhem. But you dont see me making that long journey! There is no treasure here, go home and dont follow dreams anymore. [Really? Cool! Beaming] Thank you, kind sir, for your excellent advice. As soon as he got home he dug beneath the great oak in front of his house and found a chest full of treasure. He was a generous man, and the people of the town profited from the peddlers treasure as much as the peddler himself. So they put up a statue of the peddler, with his sack on his back and his little dog following. And it has stood there from that day to this.

Bibliography Clarkson, Atelia, and Gilbert B. Cross. World Folktales. New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1980. ISBN: 0-68417763-3 Ovid, The Metamorphoses. Translated by Horace Gregory. New York: New American Library, 1958. ISBN: 0451-62622-2 Rugoff, Milton, editor. A Harvest of World Folk Tales. New York: Viking Press, 1949. SBN: 670-00220-8. Yolen, Jane, editor. Favorite Folktales from Around the World. New York: Pantheon Books, 1986. ISBN: 0-39475188-4

Meanwhile in the Hawkwood Kitchen

Baked Zucchini
*Note from Chronicler - this recipe appeared on the web from Skinny town USA. The directions were a bit confusing as the chef or author used a narrative method in giving the directions. I made this recipe for my family and adapted the directions and ingredients to suit our tastes. My husband and I enjoyed it and if mlord Thomas will eat it, it must be good! *

Ingredients: 3 large zucchinis Large onion, chopped 1 Tablespoon butter 5-6 slices Smoked bacon, chopped (we love bacon so I used more!) 1 Tablespoon of sour cream - teaspoon of salt teaspoon of curry powder 1 Roma tomato seeded and chopped 1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves (ground thyme will do if you dont have fresh) Freshly grated Parmesan cheese (if you dont want to grate it yourself you can find small pouche s of shredded in the dairy aisle along with other shredded cheeses) Fresh cracked or course ground pepper You can omit the bacon for a vegetarian dish or use other vegetables and olives. Directions: 1. Give the zucchini a quick wash for good measure. 2. Slice in half lengthwise. Leave the ends on to keep the filling in. 3. Leaving a ledge of zucchini around the edges, scoop out the flesh with a melon baller or a spoon and reserve. 4. Arrange the zucchini boats in a baking dish. Chop the reserved zucchini flesh and place in a bowl and set aside.

5. Finely chop a sweet onion and set aside. 6. Fry up the bacon, drain well on paper towels and then chop. Drain off remaining bacon grease from the pan, reserving just a bit for sauting the onions OR drain off all grease and add 1 Tablespoon of butter for sauting. 7. Add onions to the pan add curry powder and saut, until done and remove from the heat. 8. To the zucchini, add sour cream. Rough chop the thyme leaves and add. Add onions and bacon to the zucchini season further to taste. 9. Stir in the chopped tomatoes and make sure they are seeded or else there will be too much moisture in the mixture. 10. Refill the zucchini boats with the filling mixture. 11. Depending which you use, grate or sprinkle the shredded parmesan cheese on each zucchini boat and then top with fresh cracked pepper. 12. Bake uncovered at 375 degrees F. for 30 minutes. Remove from oven and top with more grated cheese if desired. Enjoy!

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August Business Meeting Minutes : No Business meeting this month. Information about Business Meetings No meeting for August, Our next business meeting will be September 4th 2013.
Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month at 7:00 PM at the Enka/Candler Library in the back room. Business meetings are where Hawkwoods officers give their reports, discuss upcoming plans, and decisions are made about the Barony. All are welcome to come to the meetings. If you have any questions contact the Baronial Castellan or Seneschal. Directions to Meetings: The Enka/Candler Library is accessible by I-40. 1404 Sandhill Road, Candler, NC 28715 (828) 250-4758 From I-40 West: Take exit 44 (19-23) and turn right at the off ramp light towards McDonalds. Turn left at the 5th traffic light onto Sand Hill Rd, which is directly after Food Lion. The library is less than a mile on the right after the stop light.

From I-40 East: Take exit 44 (19-23) and turn right at the off ramp light towards McDonalds. Turn left at the fourth traffic light onto Sand Hill Rd, which is directly after Food Lion. The library is less than a mile on the right after the stop light.

Baronial Fighter Practice The Fighter Practice Schedule has not been established yet. For information regarding Rapier practice please contact Lord Greylond Crow at oneicrow AT charter.net Contact Lord Dante for Heavy Fighter Practice at: 45caliberpencilATgmail.com

The Atlantian Calendar of Events

August 2013
10 17 28-2 29-2 30-1 War Orphan's Pity Party Flight of the Falcon (R) Outlands Battlemoor IV Hastilude at the Hollow II Sacred Stone Baronial Birthday 31 (R) Dun Carraig Baronial Birthday / Lochmere Arrow Shoot (H) Saint Georges Sacred Stone Outlands Black Diamond Sacred Stone Raphine, VA Booneville, NC Pickens, SC Dallas, NC

31

Dun Carraig

Nanjemoy, MD

September 2013

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Raven's Cove Baronial Birthday (R) Atlantia Academy of Rapier and Costume Symposium Battle on the Bay: Vikings Invade (R,H) Southern War Practice V Bacon Wars: A Haus Divided (K) Silver Chalice (Q) MATO: The Steppes West (R) Games and Gluttony 2

Raven's Cove

Richlands, NC

Stierbach

Front Royal, VA

13-15 13-15 20-22 21 27-29 28

Lochmere Ritterwald Tir-y-Don Hidden Mountain Nimenefeld Hawkwood

Upper Marlboro, MD New Ellenton, SC Jamaica, VA Florence, SC Apex, NC Candler, NC

October 2013
5 9-13 Fall Coronation (R,H) War of the Wings VIII (R) Atlantia Sacred Stone Boonville, NC Amelia Court House, VA Sedley, VA Havre de Grace, MD Richlands, NC

19

Battles of Britain

Yarnvid

25-27 25-27 26

All Hallow's XXXIII Steppingstone Skirmishes - Toys-n-Tots Tourney Battle of the Undead a steppe through time 2,wrath of khan ,the empire strikes back

Berley Cort Bright Hills Raven's Cove

26

Saint Georges

pickens, SC

November 2013
2 9 9 16 16 23 23 Fall Crown Tournament (R) Performers' Revel In A Phoenix Eye NMB Library Day of Middle Ages Demo Marinus Baronial Birthday Jester's Tourney Holiday Faire Ponte Alto Atlantia Sacred Stone Moorhaven Marinus Misty Marsh by the Sea Stierbach Leesburg, VA Bowie, MD Winston Salem, NC North Myrtle Beach, SC Virginia Beach, VA Florence, SC

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