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It's so surreal to just be able to walk down the street to get something for reenactment instead of waiting for a website that takes +2 weeks to arrive. Me, just a lad, strolling down the street to get a belt for my new hunting frock :)
I have to finish the frock by Friday and I'm stressing. Thankfully this week is light on homework (but Wednesday is SO busy) for me.
Revolutionary Remembrance
Even more so than usual, this Labor Day weekend seemed like the end of summer to me. Actually, not just the end, but the finale. This was quite a productive summer, even though I didn’t really produce anything: there were more edits on Salem’s Centuries and the new experience of working as a guide at Historic New England’s Phillips House, but what I was really focused on was Salem’s experience of…
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ROGER CLARK as Chuck Brewer in:
Perfect Disaster (2006) Season 1, Episode 3: "Super Typhoon"
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Battle of Falkirk 1298 Memorial Event.
A taster of what this years memorial was all about, did you not make it? Like what you see, well write it down in your diaries, next year will mark the 725th anniversary of the Battle of Falkirk and there are big plans being developed to mark the day .........
Keep your eyes on the Society of John de Graeme's social media pages here
@John_De_graeme on Twitter and
https://www.facebook.com/societyofjohndegraeme on Facebook.
18th Century Apothecary/Quack Doctor
my first public re-enactment of the year, at Cromford Mills, Derbyshire
photo credit Rachel Scott
I hope they remembered to invite the Batley Townswomen’s Guild for the D-Day commemorations -- after all, the ladies did such a bang-up job with their Pearl Harbor reenactment . . .