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Category: Historical reenactment

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Winterfest 2016 – The Peasant’s Feast

July 11, 2016 mimbles

//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js The Revolting Peasants were persuaded by nefarious means (ok, Andrew asked me and I said yes) to provide a Saturday night feast for the Winterfest reenactors. We were catering for 100 people. I did my usual thing, when it … Continue reading Winterfest 2016 – The Peasant’s Feast

Historical reenactment, Home Is Where The Chaos Is, Pets and Other WildlifeLeave a comment

I’m sure this is metaphoric or something

May 20, 2012 mimbles

We have no lounge room at the moment. As I may have mentioned. So tonight I was sitting at the kitchen table (which is not in the kitchen, but in the half of the rumpus room that is not currently … Continue reading I’m sure this is metaphoric or something

Blog Link-ups and Memes, Historical reenactment20 Comments

Winterfest Medieval Fair

July 3, 2011 mimbles

  On Friday night Adam and I were up till 2am organising our stuff and getting the car packed for the Winterfest Medieval Fair. One day I’m going to do that thing I keep promising myself of sorting all the … Continue reading Winterfest Medieval Fair

Fibre & Needle Crafts, Historical reenactment2 Comments

Want to learn tablet weaving? Come to Winterfest!

June 30, 2011 mimbles

Actually, come to Winterfest even if you don’t want to learn tablet weaving, it’ll be fun! Winterfest Saturday 2nd July and Sunday 3rd July 2011 10am – 5pm Parramatta Park, Coleman oval, Westmead side of the park, off Railway parade. … Continue reading Want to learn tablet weaving? Come to Winterfest!

Blog Link-ups and Memes, Historical reenactment14 Comments

Friday Fragments

June 10, 2011 mimbles

I realised this week that it has been four whole months since I last fragmented. Now, if that was a reference to my mental stability it’d probably be quite a good thing, but as it actually refers to the act … Continue reading Friday Fragments

Historical reenactment2 Comments

Ironfest goes Steampunk

April 9, 2011 mimbles

I’ve just received an email asking if I’d be willing to let all my lovely readers know about what’s happening with the Lithgow Ironfest this year (though I suspect that those it’s relevant for may well already know). Continue reading Ironfest goes Steampunk

Historical reenactment, Home Is Where The Chaos Is4 Comments

Put them in a safe place…

December 1, 2010 mimbles

When we were packing to go to Beorgwic back in October we found ourselves short one bag of Viking clothing. Caitlin’s dresses and Tom’s tunic and pants were nowhere to be found. We searched the house from top to bottom … Continue reading Put them in a safe place…

Blog Link-ups and Memes, Family & Parenting, Historical reenactment, Home Is Where The Chaos Is, Pets and Other Wildlife, Things We Should Talk About at the Dinner Table12 Comments

Friday Fragments

October 15, 2010 mimbles

Hosted by Mrs4444. It’s been a while since I did a Friday Fragments post and I’ve missed them! So here I am back again with the bits and pieces that have been rattling around in my head just waiting to … Continue reading Friday Fragments

Historical reenactment15 Comments

Winterfest 2010

July 4, 2010 mimbles

We’ve been time traveling again. We even packed our kit in our TARDIS to get there (I mean, I knew we were buying a big car when we got the VW van, but ye gods, the amount of stuff we … Continue reading Winterfest 2010

Fibre & Needle Crafts, Food Glorious Food, Historical reenactment20 Comments

Blacktown Medieval Fayre

May 23, 2010 mimbles

I have a new apron dress! This is very exciting! No, really! It started with a beautiful length of handwoven woollen cloth made by the very talented Pat which I bought at the Armidale Easter camp. I made a piece … Continue reading Blacktown Medieval Fayre

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