I am looking for more events, especially Ren Faires and medieval
recreation/re-enactment events where I might have a good chance of
selling my wood work. I make sewing needle cases, sock needle cases,
medicinal cases, wands, cudgels, belaying pins and a many other items,
all of which I make by hand.

If you have a recommendation, please try to include contact information.

Oh yes, I live in Pennsylvania, directly across the river from
Trenton, NJ and try to limit my travel time to ten hours of less.

Thank you.

Charles

Check out these sites for some faires and festivals near you.

http://www.renfaire.com/Sites/index.html

http://www.renaissancemagazine.com/fairelist.html

Hope this helps,
Isa



On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 9:17 AM, Charles (Arnold) Mallett
<eostrebunniturnswood@...> wrote:
> I am looking for more events, especially Ren Faires and medieval
> recreation/re-enactment events where I might have a good chance of
> selling my wood work. I make sewing needle cases, sock needle cases,
> medicinal cases, wands, cudgels, belaying pins and a many other items,
> all of which I make by hand.
>
> If you have a recommendation, please try to include contact information.
>
> Oh yes, I live in Pennsylvania, directly across the river from
> Trenton, NJ and try to limit my travel time to ten hours of less.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Charles
>
>

You could look here for a more complete listing of faires throughout
the country. http://www.renaissancefestival.com/  They also have a
great forum section which details everything from the largest of
faires to the small one weekend faires. I know they will have faires
from the northeast in there, and I know there are plenty of faires in
the northeast (I grew up in Mass). Give it a try, talk to some of the
folks on there, go into the merchant list, contact some of the
merchants (I am in there also, Black Pearl Leather & Finery).
I have found this to be one of the most informative and inclusive
sites on the internet. There are too many others that are out of date,
or just not expansive enough.

Good luck my friend,
Jim aka Captain Jack Daniels
Black Pearl Leather & Finery
http://myspace.com/renningtogether



--- In renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com, "Charles (Arnold) Mallett"
<eostrebunniturnswood@...> wrote:
>
> I am looking for more events, especially Ren Faires and medieval
> recreation/re-enactment events where I might have a good chance of
> selling my wood work. I make sewing needle cases, sock needle cases,
> medicinal cases, wands, cudgels, belaying pins and a many other items,
> all of which I make by hand.
>
> If you have a recommendation, please try to include contact information.
>
> Oh yes, I live in Pennsylvania, directly across the river from
> Trenton, NJ and try to limit my travel time to ten hours of less.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Charles
>

Sure Capt. Jack Daniels...lol   I HAVE to say that I believe my home faire
outside of Dallas Scarborough Faire, The Renaissance Festival is the BEST in the
land!  And of course I'm biased...But you did ask for recommendations....And by
the looks at it you're in Oklahoma and may already be a regular visitor?
 
Leza aka all below and even more!
 
Nzingha, Moor of Dundee, Moor Of Cordoba,Bard 343 Of Bardic Realm Guilde,SCA
Bardic-Barony Of Steppes, North Dallas OTTER,Drunken Dragon, Drunken Gnome,
ArmourAmazon Diva, Serpentine Fyre- Royal Princess On The Run.  
www.moorofdundee.com  Ambassador To www.renradio.com 

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The Oklahoma Ren Faire in Muskogee, OK that runs through May is a good OK Ren
Faire. Look up
THE CASTLE in Muskogee, Ok
My Lady and I journey up there taking a weekend off from Scarby to go and have
an enjoyable weekend. Go up for THE KINGS FEAST WEEKEND for a great evening of
food and entertainment. The Ladies check out the Queens Tea and the guys THE
KINGS Smoker during the day, Sat and Sundays only.

--- On Fri, 2/6/09, Nzingha, The Moor Of Dundee <rogueofdundee@...> wrote:

From: Nzingha, The Moor Of Dundee <rogueofdundee@...>
Subject: [Renaissance Fun] I'll Recommend A Faire Jim aka Capt Jack Daniels
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, February 6, 2009, 4:15 PM






Sure Capt. Jack Daniels...lol   I HAVE to say that I believe my home faire
outside of Dallas Scarborough Faire, The Renaissance Festival is the BEST in the
land!  And of course I'm biased...But you did ask for recommendations. ...And by
the looks at it you're in Oklahoma and may already be a regular visitor?
 
Leza aka all below and even more!
 
Nzingha, Moor of Dundee, Moor Of Cordoba,Bard 343 Of Bardic Realm Guilde,SCA
Bardic-Barony Of Steppes, North Dallas OTTER,Drunken Dragon, Drunken Gnome,
ArmourAmazon Diva, Serpentine Fyre- Royal Princess On The Run.  
www.moorofdundee. com  Ambassador To www.renradio. com 

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Nzingha,
Although appreciated, I was not the one asking for recommendations,
but replying to someone who who was. He is looking for faires to vend
at and if you noticed in my reply, I posted that I was included in the
vendor section of the ren forum that I gave him. I was trying to give
him the best way to find up-to date faires and locations.
Unfortunately, he will not be traveling this way to see any of us as
he is located in the east (around NJ)and does not want to travel too
far from home.
Here's to a good year and good faire run,
Capt. Jack Daniels



--- In renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com, "Nzingha, The Moor Of Dundee"
<rogueofdundee@...> wrote:
>
> Sure Capt. Jack Daniels...lol   I HAVE to say that I believe my home
faire outside of Dallas Scarborough Faire, The Renaissance Festival is
the BEST in the land!  And of course I'm biased...But you did ask for
recommendations....And by the looks at it you're in Oklahoma and may
already be a regular visitor?
>  
> Leza aka all below and even more!
>  
> Nzingha, Moor of Dundee, Moor Of Cordoba,Bard 343 Of Bardic Realm
Guilde,SCA Bardic-Barony Of Steppes, North Dallas OTTER,Drunken
Dragon, Drunken Gnome, ArmourAmazon Diva, Serpentine Fyre- Royal
Princess On The Run.   www.moorofdundee.com  Ambassador To
www.renradio.com 
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Hail friends,

   Just finished updating my period movie chapter on my website. I now
have 251 period movies listed which can also be bought since this page
is linked to Amazon as well. If anyone happens to have any additions to
the list, please e-mail me on the side and let me know so I can add
them. Here is the movie page link -

http://www.sirclisto.com/movies.html

Thanks
Sir Clisto

Happy Birthday sweety
Have a wonderful day filled with friends and good food
Especially-----------------EAT CAKE!
Squinty----Man of Birthday greetings

--- On Wed, 2/11/09, renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
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Subject: [Renaissance Fun] Birthday Reminder
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
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Hello,

I was wondering if Pride & Prejudice w/Kiera Knightley would be a good addition
to your list, and possibly the Hornblower Series from the BBC? Just a thought

Sinc,
Trudy
PS: love the list - thank you!


 



________________________________
From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...>
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 10:52:37 PM
Subject: [Renaissance Fun] Sir Clistos Website "Period Movie" chapter


Hail friends,

Just finished updating my period movie chapter on my website. I now
have 251 period movies listed which can also be bought since this page
is linked to Amazon as well. If anyone happens to have any additions to
the list, please e-mail me on the side and let me know so I can add
them. Here is the movie page link -

http://www.sirclist o.com/movies. html

Thanks
Sir Clisto







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Thanks so much for the input. I tried to remember so many on my own.

Clisto
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Trudy Foland
   To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 10:18 AM
   Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] Sir Clistos Website "Period Movie" chapter


   Hello,

   I was wondering if Pride & Prejudice w/Kiera Knightley would be a good
addition to your list, and possibly the Hornblower Series from the BBC? Just a
thought

   Sinc,
   Trudy
   PS: love the list - thank you!



   ________________________________
   From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...>
   To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 10:52:37 PM
   Subject: [Renaissance Fun] Sir Clistos Website "Period Movie" chapter

   Hail friends,

   Just finished updating my period movie chapter on my website. I now
   have 251 period movies listed which can also be bought since this page
   is linked to Amazon as well. If anyone happens to have any additions to
   the list, please e-mail me on the side and let me know so I can add
   them. Here is the movie page link -

   http://www.sirclist o.com/movies. html

   Thanks
   Sir Clisto

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Hi Sir Clisto. Your list is a noble and worthy endeavor. It looks much like the
one I started back in 1998 for SCA people at
http://www.geocities.com/historicalmovies. I went through Leonard Maltin's book
page by page. I followed all sorts of links on the IMDB. I carried a note pad
into every video store I could find. Whenever the Walter Reade Theater sends me
its monthly program, I scour it to see if there is anything I don't have yet.
 
I found it to be so long that I divided it up by period in history and subject
matter, so you can look through lists of King Arthur movies, Robin Hood movies,
Viking movies, Samurai movies, Hercules movies, Arabian Nights movies, biblical
movies, Shakespeare movies, documentaries, etc, etc, even fantasy and sci-fi
movies of interest to the medieval/renaissance/swordfighting crowd. I also
included the year of release, the director, the lead actors, and occasionally a
note about the movies, as well as ranking those I have seen:
 
! = a definite must-see for anyone with SCA related interests.
+ = good to see if you've already seen or if you can't find the must-sees.
% = either a weak movie with a SCA-related theme, or a good movie of limited
SCA-related interest.
- = only for the most desperate completist.
 
I also linked to Amazon.com with thumbnails of the VHS or DVD cover.
 
I thought about putting little icons for those with swordfighting scnees in them
that would indicate whether the fights were with broadswords or rapiers, or used
shields or armor, or were oin horseback, but then my boss started looking over
my shoulder and I had to get back to work.
 
Yes, this is a project one can spend far too many hours on.
 
Captain Zorikh
http://www.captainzorikh.com


 




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Thanks Captain Zorikh. I am probably going to at least break the chapter up
after all this time, into basic period/history & Fantasy/animation. I think
thaat would e better for people looking things up. You took that extra step in
listing all the other information as well. Thanks for the input. I will be
updating some of this tonight.
 
Sir Clisto 

--- On Wed, 2/11/09, Zorikh Lequidre <zorikh@...> wrote:

From: Zorikh Lequidre <zorikh@...>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] Sir Clistos Website "Period Movie" chapter
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, 8:45 PM






Hi Sir Clisto. Your list is a noble and worthy endeavor. It looks much like the
one I started back in 1998 for SCA people at http://www.geocitie
s.com/historical movies. I went through Leonard Maltin's book page by page. I
followed all sorts of links on the IMDB. I carried a note pad into every video
store I could find. Whenever the Walter Reade Theater sends me its monthly
program, I scour it to see if there is anything I don't have yet.
 
I found it to be so long that I divided it up by period in history and subject
matter, so you can look through lists of King Arthur movies, Robin Hood movies,
Viking movies, Samurai movies, Hercules movies, Arabian Nights movies, biblical
movies, Shakespeare movies, documentaries,  etc, etc, even fantasy and sci-fi
movies of interest to the medieval/renaissanc e/swordfighting crowd. I also
included the year of release, the director, the lead actors, and occasionally a
note about the movies, as well as ranking those I have seen:
 
! = a definite must-see for anyone with SCA related interests.
+ = good to see if you've already seen or if you can't find the must-sees.
% = either a weak movie with a SCA-related theme, or a good movie of limited
SCA-related interest.
- = only for the most desperate completist.
 
I also linked to Amazon.com with thumbnails of the VHS or DVD cover.
 
I thought about putting little icons for those with swordfighting scnees in them
that would indicate whether the fights were with broadswords or rapiers, or used
shields or armor, or were oin horseback, but then my boss started looking over
my shoulder and I had to get back to work.
 
Yes, this is a project one can spend far too many hours on.
 
Captain Zorikh
http://www.captainz orikh.com

 

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ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

    I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,
Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now
looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire
has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,
this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is
a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every
business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening
again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further
developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like
any more information:sirclisto1@...

Lord Sir Clisto

It really saddens me to hear this news. I think this was one of the best
Medieval faires that was up and coming. Excellent grounds, and even
better folks running/ working it. I was looking forward to visiting
again. I hope things change for the better for you all up there.
Lord Magnus

" Honor those who fall under the sword. But pity the warrior who has slain all
his enemies.."





John M. Brunette wrote:
>
> ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -
>
> I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,
> Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now
> looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire
> has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,
> this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is
> a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every
> business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening
> again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further
> developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like
> any more information:sirclisto1@...
> <mailto:sirclisto1%40sbcglobal.net>
>
> Lord Sir Clisto
>
>

Greetings from king Henry

  That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before it gets
better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and this Saddens My Heart.
 Let us pray that things get better soon.

  With Honor and Respect to all
  King Henry of Shiabruck

--- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...> wrote:
From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...>
Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM












             ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -



I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire

has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,

this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is

a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every

business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

any more information:sirclisto1@sbcgloba l.net



Lord Sir Clisto































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Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!
 
There is another way to look at this: As more and more families face the
challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-likely stay closer
to home for their recreational activities. (A new word has even been coined for
this.....instead of families going on vacations, they will take "staycations" in
their own areas.)  Perhaps some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able
to take advantage of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their
local families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and educational
aspects that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/Faire offers, a full day of
"Time Travel" all for the price of admission.  
 
We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinfo.com) send our
very best wishes to all our fellow reenactors.....that your home event
experience a better-than-ever season. And as the good King Henry of Shiabruck
suggests, let us all pray that things get better soon
 
ONWARD and UPWARD!
Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg

--- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008@...> wrote:

From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008@...>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM






Greetings from king Henry

  That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before it gets
better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and this Saddens My Heart.
 Let us pray that things get better soon.

  With Honor and Respect to all
  King Henry of Shiabruck

--- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@sbcgloba l.net> wrote:
From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@sbcgloba l.net>
Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM

ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire

has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,

this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is

a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every

business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net

Lord Sir Clisto











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OR... people may do as we have done, and found a 3D world on-line.  We "live" in
a medieval world in THERE.com.  It's good to live within the castle walls 365!


--- On Fri, 2/27/09, Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@...> wrote:


From: Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@...>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com, renaissancefairesintheus@yahoogroups.com,
renaissancefestival@...
Cc: koroneburg_festival@yahoogroups.com, "Koroneburg"
<koroneburg@yahoogroups.com>, prince@..., print@...
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:02 PM






Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!
 
There is another way to look at this: As more and more families face the
challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-likely stay closer
to home for their recreational activities. (A new word has even been coined for
this.....instead of families going on vacations, they will take "staycations" in
their own areas.)  Perhaps some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able
to take advantage of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their
local families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and educational
aspects that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/ Faire offers, a full day of
"Time Travel" all for the price of admission.  
 
We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinf o.com) send
our very best wishes to all our fellow reenactors.. ...that your home event
experience a better-than- ever season. And as the good King Henry of Shiabruck
suggests, let us all pray that things get better soon
 
ONWARD and UPWARD!
Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg

--- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008 @yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008 @yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM

Greetings from king Henry

  That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before it gets
better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and this Saddens My Heart.
 Let us pray that things get better soon.

  With Honor and Respect to all
  King Henry of Shiabruck

--- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net> wrote:
From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>
Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM

ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire

has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,

this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is

a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every

business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net

Lord Sir Clisto

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We will be keeping fingers crossed that the economy will get better
and once again the faire will open in the coming year. It is a great
atmosphere and time period different from most others, as well as
being an educational faire. I still have hope.

Going to check out the virtual world now.

Sir Clisto



--- In renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com, Francine Franks
<wisconsin_marie@...> wrote:
>
> OR... people may do as we have done, and found a 3D world on-line.?
We "live" in a medieval world in THERE.com.? It's good to live within
the castle walls 365!
>
>
> --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@...>
> Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
> To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com,
renaissancefairesintheus@yahoogroups.com, renaissancefestival@...
> Cc: koroneburg_festival@yahoogroups.com, "Koroneburg"
<koroneburg@yahoogroups.com>, prince@..., print@...
> Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:02 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!
> ?
> There is another way to look at this: As more and more families
face the challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-
likely stay closer to home for their recreational activities. (A new
word has even been coined for this.....instead of families going on
vacations, they will take "staycations" in their own areas.)? Perhaps
some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able to take advantage
of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their local
families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and
educational aspects?that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/ Faire
offers, a full day of "Time Travel" all for the price of admission. ?
> ?
> We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinf
o.com) send our very best wishes to all our fellow
reenactors.. ...that your home event experience a better-than- ever
season. And?as the good King Henry of Shiabruck suggests, let us all
pray that things get better soon
> ?
> ONWARD and UPWARD!
> Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg
>
> --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008 @yahoo.com>
wrote:
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> From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008 @yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
> To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
> Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM
>
> Greetings from king Henry
>
> ? That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before
it gets better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and
this Saddens My Heart.
> ?Let us pray that things get better soon.
>
> ? With Honor and Respect to all
> ? King Henry of Shiabruck
>
> --- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>
wrote:
> From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>
> Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
> To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
> Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM
>
> ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -
>
> I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,
>
> Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now
>
> looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance
Faire
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> has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the
meantime,
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> this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This
is
>
> a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every
>
> business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening
>
> again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further
>
> developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like
>
> any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net
>
> Lord Sir Clisto
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DO NOT DESPAIR, GOOD SIR CLISTO,

Your fellow "rennies" will keep you and your fine event in our thoughts and
prayers!

Sincerely,
Baron von Lauffer of Koroneburg

--- On Fri, 2/27/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...> wrote:
From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 11:42 PM












             We will be keeping fingers crossed that the economy will get better

and once again the faire will open in the coming year. It is a great

atmosphere and time period different from most others, as well as

being an educational faire. I still have hope.



Going to check out the virtual world now.



Sir Clisto



--- In renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com, Francine Franks

<wisconsin_marie@ ...> wrote:

>

> OR... people may do as we have done, and found a 3D world on-line.?

We "live" in a medieval world in THERE.com.? It's good to live within

the castle walls 365!

>

>

> --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@ ...> wrote:

>

>

> From: Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@ ...>

> Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

> To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com,

renaissancefairesin theus@yahoogroup s.com, renaissancefestival @...

> Cc: koroneburg_festival @yahoogroups. com, "Koroneburg"

<koroneburg@yahoogro ups.com>, prince@..., print@...

> Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:02 PM

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!

> ?

> There is another way to look at this: As more and more families

face the challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-

likely stay closer to home for their recreational activities. (A new

word has even been coined for this.....instead of families going on

vacations, they will take "staycations" in their own areas.)? Perhaps

some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able to take advantage

of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their local

families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and

educational aspects?that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/ Faire

offers, a full day of "Time Travel" all for the price of admission. ?

> ?

> We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinf

o.com) send our very best wishes to all our fellow

reenactors.. ...that your home event experience a better-than- ever

season. And?as the good King Henry of Shiabruck suggests, let us all

pray that things get better soon

> ?

> ONWARD and UPWARD!

> Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg

>

> --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered200 8 @yahoo.com>

wrote:

>

> From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered200 8 @yahoo.com>

> Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

> To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com

> Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM

>

> Greetings from king Henry

>

> ? That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before

it gets better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and

this Saddens My Heart.

> ?Let us pray that things get better soon.

>

> ? With Honor and Respect to all

> ? King Henry of Shiabruck

>

> --- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>

wrote:

> From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>

> Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

> To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com

> Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM

>

> ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

>

> I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

>

> Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

>

> looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance

Faire

>

> has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the

meantime,

>

> this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This

is

>

> a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every

>

> business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

>

> again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

>

> developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

>

> any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net

>

> Lord Sir Clisto

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Baron von Lauffer of Koroneburg

Thanks a lot for the well wishes and thoughts and to everyone else as well. We
are looking forward with all of this.

Sir Clisto - John

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Chuck Spitler
   To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 6:27 PM
   Subject: [Renaissance Fun] Good Wishes to YOU!!


   DO NOT DESPAIR, GOOD SIR CLISTO,

   Your fellow "rennies" will keep you and your fine event in our thoughts and
prayers!

   Sincerely,
   Baron von Lauffer of Koroneburg

   --- On Fri, 2/27/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...> wrote:
   From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@...>
   Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
   To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
   Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 11:42 PM

   We will be keeping fingers crossed that the economy will get better

   and once again the faire will open in the coming year. It is a great

   atmosphere and time period different from most others, as well as

   being an educational faire. I still have hope.

   Going to check out the virtual world now.

   Sir Clisto

   --- In renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com, Francine Franks

   <wisconsin_marie@ ...> wrote:

   >

   > OR... people may do as we have done, and found a 3D world on-line.?

   We "live" in a medieval world in THERE.com.? It's good to live within

   the castle walls 365!

   >

   >

   > --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@ ...> wrote:

   >

   >

   > From: Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@ ...>

   > Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

   > To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com,

   renaissancefairesin theus@yahoogroup s.com, renaissancefestival @...

   > Cc: koroneburg_festival @yahoogroups. com, "Koroneburg"

   <koroneburg@yahoogro ups.com>, prince@..., print@...

   > Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:02 PM

   >

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   >

   >

   > Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!

   > ?

   > There is another way to look at this: As more and more families

   face the challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-

   likely stay closer to home for their recreational activities. (A new

   word has even been coined for this.....instead of families going on

   vacations, they will take "staycations" in their own areas.)? Perhaps

   some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able to take advantage

   of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their local

   families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and

   educational aspects?that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/ Faire

   offers, a full day of "Time Travel" all for the price of admission. ?

   > ?

   > We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinf

   o.com) send our very best wishes to all our fellow

   reenactors.. ...that your home event experience a better-than- ever

   season. And?as the good King Henry of Shiabruck suggests, let us all

   pray that things get better soon

   > ?

   > ONWARD and UPWARD!

   > Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg

   >

   > --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered200 8 @yahoo.com>

   wrote:

   >

   > From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered200 8 @yahoo.com>

   > Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

   > To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com

   > Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM

   >

   > Greetings from king Henry

   >

   > ? That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before

   it gets better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and

   this Saddens My Heart.

   > ?Let us pray that things get better soon.

   >

   > ? With Honor and Respect to all

   > ? King Henry of Shiabruck

   >

   > --- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>

   wrote:

   > From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>

   > Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

   > To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com

   > Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM

   >

   > ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

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   > I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

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   > Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

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   > looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance

   Faire

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   meantime,

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   is

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   > business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

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   > again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

   >

   > developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

   >

   > any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net

   >

   > Lord Sir Clisto

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What is the name of the world where I can find everyone? I have already signed
up and played around in there a bit.

Sir Clisto - John

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Francine Franks
   To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 4:03 PM
   Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF


   OR... people may do as we have done, and found a 3D world on-line.  We "live"
in a medieval world in THERE.com.  It's good to live within the castle walls
365!

   --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@...> wrote:

   From: Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@...>
   Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
   To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com, renaissancefairesintheus@yahoogroups.com,
renaissancefestival@...
   Cc: koroneburg_festival@yahoogroups.com, "Koroneburg"
<koroneburg@yahoogroups.com>, prince@..., print@...
   Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:02 PM

   Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!

   There is another way to look at this: As more and more families face the
challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-likely stay closer
to home for their recreational activities. (A new word has even been coined for
this.....instead of families going on vacations, they will take "staycations" in
their own areas.)  Perhaps some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able
to take advantage of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their
local families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and educational
aspects that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/ Faire offers, a full day of
"Time Travel" all for the price of admission.

   We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinf o.com) send
our very best wishes to all our fellow reenactors.. ...that your home event
experience a better-than- ever season. And as the good King Henry of Shiabruck
suggests, let us all pray that things get better soon

   ONWARD and UPWARD!
   Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg

   --- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008 @yahoo.com> wrote:

   From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered2008 @yahoo.com>
   Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
   To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
   Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM

   Greetings from king Henry

     That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before it gets
better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and this Saddens My Heart.
    Let us pray that things get better soon.

     With Honor and Respect to all
     King Henry of Shiabruck

   --- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net> wrote:
   From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>
   Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
   To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
   Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM

   ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

   I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

   Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

   looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire

   has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,

   this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is

   a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every

   business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

   again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

   developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

   any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net

   Lord Sir Clisto

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The "hood" where my husband and I "live" in on THERE.com is called Stalward
Village Island.  I'm Xx_Marie_xX on THERE, and can summon you to that hood if
you'd like.  Just IM me when you're THERE.


--- On Sat, 2/28/09, Sir Clisto <sirclisto1@...> wrote:


From: Sir Clisto <sirclisto1@...>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, February 28, 2009, 7:36 PM






What is the name of the world where I can find everyone? I have already signed
up and played around in there a bit.

Sir Clisto - John

----- Original Message -----
From: Francine Franks
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF

OR... people may do as we have done, and found a 3D world on-line. We "live" in
a medieval world in THERE.com. It's good to live within the castle walls 365!

--- On Fri, 2/27/09, Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Chuck Spitler <chuckspitler@ yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com, renaissancefairesin theus@yahoogroup
s.com, renaissancefestival @yahoo.com
Cc: koroneburg_festival @yahoogroups. com, "Koroneburg" <koroneburg@yahoogro
ups.com>, prince@koroneburg. com, print@renaissancein fo.com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:02 PM

Greetings from The Baron of Koroneburg!

There is another way to look at this: As more and more families face the
challenges of our current economic slowdown, they will most-likely stay closer
to home for their recreational activities. (A new word has even been coined for
this.....instead of families going on vacations, they will take "staycations" in
their own areas.) Perhaps some of our fellow fairs and festivals will be able to
take advantage of this situation by reaching out, more than ever, to their local
families, emphasizing the unique immersion entertainment and educational aspects
that at day at a Renaissance Festival/Fair/ Faire offers, a full day of "Time
Travel" all for the price of admission.

We, the villagers of the Barony of Koroneburg (www.renaissanceinf o.com) send
our very best wishes to all our fellow reenactors.. ...that your home event
experience a better-than- ever season. And as the good King Henry of Shiabruck
suggests, let us all pray that things get better soon

ONWARD and UPWARD!
Baron Heinrich von Lauffer of Koroneburg

--- On Fri, 2/27/09, Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered200 8 @yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Ken Mcghee <kinghenrythered200 8 @yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 8:21 AM

Greetings from king Henry

That is too Bad, I am Afraid that it is going to get worse before it gets
better. I expect to see more faires close there Gates and this Saddens My Heart.
Let us pray that things get better soon.

With Honor and Respect to all
King Henry of Shiabruck

--- On Thu, 2/26/09, John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net> wrote:
From: John M. Brunette <sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net>
Subject: [Renaissance Fun] WIRF
To: renaissancefun@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:26 PM

ATTENTION UPDATE!!! -

I was just notified as of yesterday by the president of the faire,

Wednesday 2/25/09, that due to economic reasons and the faire now

looking for a buyer, the Upper Wisconsin (Medieval) Renaissance Faire

has been canceled for this year. If something happens in the meantime,

this could change, but we can not count on that at this time. This is

a sad time in our economy and it is impacting everyone and every

business including other faires, but we are looking ahead to opening

again next season in 2010. Please keep a watch for further

developments to come in the near future. E-mail me if you would like

any more information: sirclisto1@ sbcgloba l.net

Lord Sir Clisto

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