[Sca-cooks] Other groups like the SCA

[Stefan li Rous]

  Andrea (Grietje in nlhg) commented:
> My other time waster hobby.... http://www.nnlhg.org/
>
> Later period in the Americas.

Interesting. Some fairly good, well thought-out descriptions of the 
group on that site as well. It did take me a bit of time to find those 
descriptions and find out just what era and location the group was 
doing. I assume this is pretty much a smaller group, local to the New 
York City area?

I do have some information on other groups in the UNCATALOGUED section 
of the Florilegium:
LivHist-bib       (14K)  9/29/94    Bibliography on Living History.
LivHist-msg       (44K)  8/24/04    Living History groups
other-groups-msg  (60K)  7/ 6/00    Other groups similar to the SCA.

As you can see, most of these files are pretty old. Much of the 
information was drawn from the Rialto, and that source has pretty much 
dried up in the last decade. I'd love to get more information to update 
these files. Unfortunately, I also don't have the time to go digging 
around on the net to get the info, or even create the info when I do 
have a website such as the one Andrea has provided.

So Andrea if you, or someone else in your group, would be willing to 
create a message describing your group, and giving contact info such as 
a website and permission to use the message, I'd love to add it to the 
appropriate Florilegium file.

This applies also to anyone else that is in a group similar to the SCA.

Stefan
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