Left foot forward (a journey into reenactment)

Saturday, 3 August 2013

Holding the Fort.

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Eastbourne. Land of foreign students and resentful local youths, fish and chips, a pier and a shopping centre, and a two hundred year old re...

Our daily Bread.

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Bread. It's great. A Few years ago whilst staying in a rural gite in the south of France Lucy had an accident involving a dog, a tramp...
Thursday, 27 June 2013

Authenticity II.

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See this unsuspecting linen fellow, he is a breadbag. Some people want him ERADICATED. Mr Breadbag is a not an uncommon sight in Napoleoni...

Bring up the guns!

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I just spoke to someone at the Police. They Black powder licence I was waiting for HAS NEVER EVEN ENTERED THE SYSTEM.  It was February at th...
Monday, 17 June 2013

unseen benefits..

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Apart from the actual taking part and meeting lots of agreeable people I have noticed other benefits to doing reenactment. I am eating a b...

The Tricolor cliffs of Dover.

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Well, I DID go to Dover. I am quite a good traveller, as long as I am being conveyed in the right direction I feel things are going well, an...
Thursday, 6 June 2013

Oddments.

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A friend of mine has started supplying all manner of cutlery and plates and cups at Laura's historic homewares . One of the first things...
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