#medieval mace

[projectdaydream]

Saccharine apocalypse au

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Interesting urban exploration of the property once known as Yankee Siege in Greenfield, New Hampshire, that was abandoned in 2010.

It was a Pumpkin Chuckin' attraction that was created by a farmer who watched a documentary about medieval weapons.

In a successful attempt to attract attention to his farm the owner displayed his catapult (trebuchet) that holds a record for launching a pumpkin over half a mile away.

However, they were still catapulting cars up until 2016.

It’s roughly 3 miles southeast from the center of Greenfield on Route # 31/Forest Road and is closed to the public during the winter months, with multiple “No Trespassing/Private Property” signs posted around the premises. It can, however, be viewed from the road.

For some reason, there are stairs in these towers.

The once active compound was the home of the famed trebuchet, a moat, and a target castle on a faraway hilltop.

It also has this giant mace sitting and rusting. 

I don’t know, it just seems sad when once-cool places like this close and are left to deteriorate. 

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[captnshane]

Been on a fantasy RPG kick.

[medievalweaponsbliss-blog]

Welcome to the wonderful spiked club .  If you have been wanting an awesome add to your collection!

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[medieval-collectibles]

On Sale - Spiked Mace 

This spiked mace is a great crude weapon for any medieval reenactments or SCA events. The spiked mace has an overall length of 23 inches with a heavy hardwood handle that has a diameter of 1.75 inches at the top. The bottom of the handle has hand grooves for a tight and comfortable grip. The mace has a total of 21 sharp metal spikes with metal reinforcing bands. The spiked mace makes a great stage prop or addition to your medieval collection of weapons.