SC - Quick inquiry

[twila hoon]

> I was in the SCA for a couple of years in Drachenwald while
> I was studying at the University of Salamanca (Spain); this
> was in the mid '80s.  Ximena la Letrada was 13th Century
> Spanish and I still have an interest in medieval Spain,
> particularly the Convivencia era.  When I got back to the
> States I didn't seem to fit in with all the Celts and
> Rennaisance English and kind of lost interest.  Hanging out
> with you guys, though, I'm starting to consider taking it
> up again.

Please do (an early 16th cen. Burgundian/Scottish persona -- from near
Dijon).

If the SCA was only Celts and English, life would be boring.

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