ES - Elfsea Defender

[Susan Brockington]

On 30 Mar 00, at 20:24, M. Peet wrote:

> Sir Galen,
> 
> My first event was Defender and I remember the Saturday night when visiting 
> the different cultures.  I had a moving feeling of what it would have been 
> like to actually visit a Norse home, complete with the longship sail above 
> my head and a huge pit all aglow of embers for cooking that night's dinner.  
> And, after watching the gypsies dancing with delight for the nights 
> merriment....well to say the least, I was in hooked.
> 
Ditto!  Very well said!  My 3rd event was Defender - some 3 years 
ago.  I remember being entranced as I  wondered through the 
different camps.  I remember, too being able to learn so much 
about the different cultures.

I, for one, am willing to put some time into one of the culture 
camps. The culture camps was, to me, part of "the dream" that we 
speak about.  So many aspects of the SCA (the A&S, the fighting, 
showing what we have learned about our particular persona and 
culture)  compressed into a weekend, for all to see and enjoy.

Yes, it's alot of work.  But the outcome could, again, be what 
makes Elfsea Defender so special.

Lavina

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