May 12-14, 2006 - Welcome
Spring!
Come join the Incipient Canton of Gleann
nam Feòrag Dhuibhe in the
Barony of Bhakail as we celebrate Beltane in the medieval fashion once again.
A bonfire will be lit Friday evening and again on Saturday. A Baronial
court for Their Excellencies Lorcan Dracontius and Scheherazade al-Zahira will
be held to honor winners of the various competitions. Dayboard will be offered
on Saturday. Merchants are welcome and space is almost unlimited - contact
the Merchant-crat William Fitzwater (merccrat@aol.com or
610-789-8571). Group camping is readily available. Fire pits will be allowed
in camps as long as
they are attended with fire extinguishers available. Water is available on
site for solar shower bags; there are no existing structures for showering.
Beltane festivals are traditionally held in a sheep pasture (warning!). Activities
include:
- Bhakail/Iron Bog Baronial Champions Challenge Games – Fencing, Armor, Arts & Sciences,
Archery – their champions against ours.
- Melee Challenge
- Siege Weapons
- Combat Archery
-
Black Squirrel Island – Fencing tournament which is part role-playing game. Non-combatants
can play.
- Archery – Black Squirrel tournament and informal shoots
- Thrown Weapons
- Equestrian Activities and classes
- Hounds Coursing and classes
- Bhakail Baronial Brewing Championship
- Brewers’ University
-
Arts & Sciences Classes
- Children’s Activities
Site Rules (addendum to the ones listed in the description above):
- Pets must be leashed (and picked up after) and children under 6 must
be accompanied at all times.
- Do not throw anything into the bonfire or the pond.
- Please do not feed the animals.
Arasapha Farm:
1833 North Middletown Road
Glen Mills, PA 19342-1907
610-459-0647
From Philadelphia (and points North
and East)
From
476
take Route 1 South for about 5 miles. **Immediately after the merge
with Baltimore Pike get in the right hand lane, and
take the ramp just before the bridge onto Route 352 north (toward Penn
State Campus). Go 5 miles. The site will be on the right.
From SOUTH JERSEY
Take Rt
322 west to the Commodore Barry Bridge. Take I-95 north to Rt 476 north.
Get off at the Media/Swarthmore exit and turn left onto Baltimore Pike.
Go about 5 miles to the merge with Route 1. Follow directions from
** above.
From Delaware (and points South)
Take Rt 202 north. ****Take Route 3 East about 3 miles and make a right
onto Rt 352 south.
Go 2 miles. The site will be on the left.
From LANCASTER/HARRISBURG
area
Take the PA Turnpike East to the Downningtown exit. Take Rt 100
South. After about 7 miles Route 100 merges into Route 202 South. Go
approximately 2 miles farther, then get off at the Route 3 exit and stay
right, onto Route 3 east. Follow directions from **** above.
Nearby Restaurants:
Duffers - come out of parking lot and make a right onto Rt 352 travel @ 1/2
mile, on left
Denny's - come out of parking lot make a left, travel @ 4 mile, past the mall & clover
leaf (rt1), denny's is just past rt 1 on the right
KFC/Taco Bell/Pizza Hut - Come out of the parking lot
make a left, travel @ 3 miles to Route 452, turn right, go across Route 1,
food court is on the left just past the light
Friendly's, Red Lobster, Kildare's Pub - Follow directions to Denny's, but
turn into the mall, go around to the back of the movie theater, all 3 are there.
Ruby Tuesdays, Peking (Chinese),
Chick-fil-a, McDonald's, Panda express, American Cafe - Inside the mall
Grocery Store:
Acme - Follow directions to Denny's, but turn into the mall at the light (first
light after route 452). Acme is on the left
Beer distributor:
Mall Beverage - Follow directions to Denny's, but turn into the mall at the
light (first light after route 452). Turn left in the mall complex, Mall Beverage
will be on the left.
Convenience Store:
Wawa - Rt 1 and Rt 452, follow directions to Carmine's but make a right after
the light into the parking lot and follow it around to the front where Wawa
is. (there is no access to Wawa from Rt 1 South)
A-Plus Mini-Market - Turn right out of event site and follow 352 for approximately
1 mile; Mini-Mart is on the left.
Nearby Lodging:
McIntosh Inns - MEDIA, PA
Site:
Arasapha Farm
1833 N. Middletown Road (Route 352)
Glen Mills, PA 19342-1907
610-459-0647
Show
me a Map!
Site Opens: 5 pm Friday May 12,
2006
Site Closes: 3pm Sunday May 14, 2006
Registration
form in Microsoft Word format (print and mail)
Registration
form in PDF format (print and mail)
Site Fees: $13 per adult (18+), $8 per teen (13-17), $8 per
child (2-12). Site fees include dayboard on Saturday. Adults w/o proof
of membership
will be charged an additional $3. Add $2 per adult or teen if registering
at the door.
Camping Fees: $5 per adult (18+), $2 per teen (13-17), $1 per
child (2-12).
Hounds
Registration Form (mail in form; pay coursing fee on site to the
hounds-crat)
Send Reservations to:
Doña (Lady) Damiana Almodóvar de Sevilla
(mka) Joy Rogers Gómez-Farrow
18 West Felton Ave.
Ridley Park, PA 19078
home phone: 610-521-6701 (not after 10 pm)
email: prereg@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
work fax: 215-898-0488 (use mundane name)
Make Checks Payable to: SCA Inc. - Barony of Bhakail
Autocrat:
Sayidata (Lady) Jamilia al-Suba al-Hadid al-Bhakailia
mka Penni Bacheler
571 Mount Alverno Road
Media, PA 19063-5409
610-565-6661 (evenings until 9pm)
610-209-2101 (9am-9pm)
beltane@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Deputy Autocrat:
Seneschal:
Master Robin Gallowglass, OP
seneschal@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
mka Dave Weiner
610-361-4496, no calls after 9pm
MerchantCrat: Lord William Fitzwater
merchants@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Baronial Challenge:
Baron of Bhakail:
His Excellency Master Lorcan Dracontius
baron@bhakail.eastkingdom.org
Equestrian:
Mistress Eleanor fitzPatrick
beltane_horses@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Hounds Coursing:
milady Carol
beltane_hounds@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Archery & Thrown Weapons:
Arglwydd Deiniol filius Gwrgwst
archery@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Fencing:
Don Ian Raven of Tadcaster
fencing@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Brewers' University:
Lord Gavan MacBane
brewu@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Dayboard:
Màistreàs Shannon Gallowglass
dayboardfeoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Mermaid Inn: Lady Triona MacCasky
mermaid_inn@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Please feel free to visit our merchants'
websites which can be reached by clicking their names below. Contact the MerchantCrat: Lord William Fitzwater
merchants@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org for more information about merchanting at Beltane.
Regal
Pewter
www.regalpewter.com
Wm. & Sheila Iserman, wri37@yahoo.com,
610-789-8571,
Fine English and Irish pewter.
Tinkers
Damsels
www.tinkersdamsels.com
Emily, Serena, and Quintus Bacheler, email@tinkersdamsels.com
Small toys, games, and musical instruments. Craft supplies, candy, and puppets.
THE
Mermaid INN
Mermaid Inn: Lady Triona MacCasky
mermaid_inn@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
Cheeken! (Chicken a la Triona) and Other Fyne Foods
NorthStar Creations
www.freewebs.com/northstarcreations
Chad and Amy Johnson, Nate and Emily Bowman, northstar_creations@yahoo.com
Hand crafted jewelery and leather goods. feastgear.
DRAGON FLAME ARCHERY
Tim Wills, dragonflamearchery@yahoo.com,
856-905-1126
Maker of Quality Wooden Arrows
TESSA THE AMNESIAC WANDERING SCAVENGER MERCHANT
Tessa (Terri Garvey), tessadamnesiac@yahoo.com, 609-247-5663
Plunder: trinkets I find on and about those not in a position to use them
any longer.
THE BIRCH BARK MERCHANT
Steve Greenberg, Gift_Ambassador@yahoo.com
Birch Bark Boxes and other Treasures
Merchants please contact
the MerchantCrat: Lord William Fitzwater
merchants@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org and the
Webminister
Sayidati (Lady) Jamilia al-Suba al-Hadid al-Bhakailia to be added to this
list and to have contact information posted here.
Donations to provide
prizes or to help defray event costs are appreciated.
Yourself in Garb. Contact the Chatelaines
for loaner garb if you need some.
Bhakail (Philadelphia Area) Chatelaine of Gold Key:
Lady Judith the Confused
Gleann na Feorag Dubh (Delaware County Area) Gold Key:
Màistreàs Shannon Gallowglass
gold_key@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
mka Ann Golian-Weiner
610-361-4496, no calls after 9pm
Ivyeinrust (University of Pennsylvania area) Chatelaine: THL Baroness Philadelphia Brown
Some loaner garb will be available at the event.
Event Fees (unless you pre-registered),
Camping Gear (optional),
Equipment for activities (optional)
Class fees
Thoughts of the fine things you're going to purchase from the merchants
This schedule is accurate to the best of
our ability. Since unforseen circumstances sometimes cause classes to
be added or removed at the last minute, check the schedule at Troll when
you
arrive to confirm that your favorite class(es) has/have not been changed.
The Bhakail / Iron Bog Baronial Champion's Challenge
There will be a challenge between the Baronies of Bhakail and Iron Bog
that will consist of the following points:
Rattan Champions - One point for the best three out
of five bouts using varying weapons forms.
Fencing Champions - One point based on the Iron Ring rules. Best
three out of five.
Archery Champions - One point determined
by a "William Tell" shoot.
A&S Champions - Two
points. The first to be determined at Beltane via the judging
of a finished work. A second work in progress, started
for the competition, will judged at Pennsic.
Rattan Melee - Two
points. The first for three field melee's and the second for
three fifteen minute bridge battles. The fighters from
each Barony will be augmented by those fighters present to allow
everyone to partake of combat that day.
Total points seven. Their Excellencies
are well aware that this might
not be decided until August.
Beltane Hounds
Meet
Hounds coursing for both new and experienced dogs! Bring shade and water
for the dogs. Hounds owners are requested to leash and scoop. Roll call is
at 9am for inspection for season and soundness. We hope to start running
by 10am--before starting to run there will be a brief class on getting your
hound ready to run, wrapping if needed and slipping using a slip lead. We'll
run till we run out of hounds or power or Court starts...
We will be running practices thru out the day and mid day there will be
an Elizabethan rules course.
This event is a demo AND a training event. Want to run a lure machine?
See how to set out a course? Slip a dog? Start a puppy? Cool out a hot
dog? Come on out! All breeds welcome!
*********The boring picky stuff *********************************************
PLEASE
pick up after your hound!!!!! In order to encourage this, we will have
a 'poop raffle' - each 'deposit' made into the trash can will earn the
owner a raffle ticket. Winner will be drawn during court (at 5pm). Must
be present to win.
Be kind to the secretary--email me a
note beltane_dogs@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org with the hounds you intend
to enter and the level of training they have
had. This will make planning the day easier.
Entries are $3 per hound payable at the gate.
Bring shade, water, slip & muzzle
if you have them and a way to contain your hound that does not involve
locking them loose in a closed car (going
to be waaaay to hot for that) or hanging on to a leash all day. Loose hounds
are a danger to themselves and those already on the field! You could easily
ruin a young dog by having a loose dog trample it or t-bone it ... oh and
also pack a sense of humor!
Inspection
and Check-In
Hounds will be inspected for being in season and soundness before running.
Start Time: 9am
Length :1/2 hour
Fee: $3 per hound
Marshal In Charge: Carol
How To Run Hounds
Before starting to
run there will be a brief class on getting your hound ready to run, wrapping
if
needed
and slipping using a slip lead.
Start Time: 9:30am
Length: 1/2 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Carol
Hounds Coursing Practice
We will be running practices throughout the day for folks wishing to give
their dogs a tryout.
Start Time: 10am
Length: 3 hours
Fee: included in registration fee above
Marshal in Charge: Carol
Elizabethan Rules Coursing
Mid day there will be an Elizabethan
rules course. We'll
run till we run out of hounds or power or Court starts...
Start Time: 1pm
Length: 2 hours
Fee: included in registration fee about
Marshal in Charge: Carol
Dog Carting Demo and Rides
Dogs were sometimes used to pull carts in medieval times. During this
class you'll be familiarized with the history of dog carting and get
to see
the
harness
and cart
in detail. Short rides in the cart being pulled by the dog(s) will
be offered to smaller children with permission from their parents.
The instructor reserves the right to refuse rides to individual children
without giving a reason.
Start Time: 3pm
Length: 2 hours
Fee: None
Instructor: Catheryne Greene
Beltane Brewing Championship
Brews will be judged in four categories: Beer/Ale,
Wine,
Mead, and
Cordials/Infusions/Other. Period potables
not required. Minimum Categories to enter: 1.
Maximum Categories to enter: 4.
Maximum Items per category per entrant: 2.
Kits are accepted. For documentation, recipie with ALL ingredients is required.
Entries without recipe attached will not be accepted. All other documentation
strongly encouraged. Documentation will count as 10% of
total score. Scoring will be as follows: Bouquet:
8 pts,
Appearance: 8 pts,
Texture: 8 pts,
Taste: 8 pts,
Finish: 8 pts,
Overall Impression: 5 pts,
Documentation: 5 pts. A Bhakail Baronial Brewing Champion will be
selected from among the entrants independently of the selection for Champion
of each brewing category; this means that anyone outside of the Barony
are invited to compete freely.
Link to complete
rules
and
judging standards Brew
Submission
Entries for the Beltane Brewing Championship will be accepted during this time.
Folks at Troll will be able to direct entrants to the Brewing Championship
registration.
Start Time: 10am
Length: 2 hours
Fee: None
Contact:
Brew
Judging
Entries for the Beltane Brewing Championship will be judged during this time.
Start Time: 1pm
Length: 2 hours
Fee: None
Judges: Lord Gavan MacBane
Equestrian Games
Equestrians unfamiliar with SCA are
cordially invited to participate. The schedule for Equestrian Activities
will be
adjusted as necessary to suit the unique composition of the participants
and includes plenty of introduction, warm-up, and practice for those
new to SCA Equestrian Sports Lunch break will be called based on
how horses and riders are doing, most likely during a natural lull.
Equestrian
Inspections and Authorizations
Authorizations (brief demonstration of sufficient safety), warm-up,
open practice.
Start Time: 9am
Length: 2 hours
Fee: None
Marshal: Mistress Eleanor fitzPatrick
Intro to SCA Equestrian Games
11am to 1pm - introduction to SCA games (we'll run through exactly
how each is played)
Start Time: 11am
Length: 2 hours
Fee: None
Marshal:
Mistress Eleanor fitzPatrick
Equestrian Challenge Course
Challenge Course (obstacle course combining
multiple games)
Start Time: 1pm
Length: 2 hours or until participants tire
Fee: None
Marshal:
Mistress Eleanor fitzPatrick
Equestrian Open Course
Continuation of the Challenge Course and/or winding-down activities.
Start Time: 3pm
Length: 2 hours or until participants tire
Fee: None
Marshal:
Mistress Eleanor fitzPatrick
Brewers' University
Running an SCA Brewing Competition
An overview of different competition types, styles and
organizational formats, including category management and judging
order, analysis and methods.
Start Time: 10am
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Lord Gavan MacBane
Yeast
Survey of modern yeast characteristics for optimal fermentation
and flavor profile.
Start Time: 11am
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Lord Gavan MacBane
Period vs Non-Period Cordials
Examination of medieval cordials and how they differ
from modern cordials.
Start Time: 12pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Lord Gavan MacBane
Introduction to Winemaking using Juice
Introduction to Winemaking using Juice
Start Time: 1pm
Length 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Lady Sabatina da Valle
Vinegar
Making vinegar
Start Time: 2pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Violet Colson
Arts and Sciences Classes
Convent Stitch
Convent stitch is a form of couching and was most commonly used to
embroider large wall hangings in Germany between the years 1250 to
1500. It is a rather easy technique to learn and can be worked quickly.
During
the class you will learn a brief history about convent stitch and how
to do it. We will then be using this technique to embroider needle
cases that you will be able to take home and finish. Please bring
a small hoop
if you have one.
Start Time: 11am
Length: 1 hour
Limit: 8 students.
Fee $ 2 for materials and handout
Instructor:
Mistress Cellach ingen Chernaig
Beginning
Chain Mail Forms
Come learn how to make basic chain forms which
can be used for both jewelery and armor. Chain forms to be covered
in class will include box link, byzantine, spiral, and 4-in-1 to name
a
few. Participants will be able to make samples of each chain form
to take home. Class is limited to 10 participants, but auditors are
very
welcome. Please bring 2 pairs of pliers if you have them.
Start Time: 1pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee: $2 for materials
Instructor: Lord Necthan MacYwar
Period Gaming
Here's a few games suitable for all ages. Games chosen to teach will
depend on the gaming experience of the participants. Come learn
a new game!
Start Time: 2pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Lord Michael Wolffauer
Houppelande
History, documentation, and practical application of a favorite type
of garb.
Start Time: 3pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Uncle Rashid
Beginner Origami
Children will learn easy origami. Any who are intereted may advance to intermediate
origami.
Ages: 6-12
Start Time: 4pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee:
Instructor: Danielle of Gleann nam Feorag Dhuibhe
Children's Activities
At Children's Point there will be craft
materials and toys available all day Saturday. Children 6 and under
must be accompanied by an adult since this is more of a playgroup
(no sitters are available except by private arrangement). Parents
will want to be aware that there are also several classes suitable
for supervised children in other tracks, so there
is a
wealth of
children's activities
from which the children may
choose. Feel free to ask the instructors if your child may participate!
Beginning Recorder
Children will learn some very simple songs to play on a recorder.
Ages: 6-12
Start Time: 10am
Length: 1 hour
Fee: $3 for a recorder, or bring your own.
Instructor: Emma the Clever
May Day Races
Children will compete in several races
of competitive and sometimes cooperative natures. Races and relays
will include: Rock Tree Bridge,
Three-legged races,
Egg-and-spoon races and several more.
Ages: 2-12
Start Time: 11am
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Emma the Clever
Dog Safety Class
Children will be instructed on how to remain safe around unfamiliar dogs. Prizes will be awarded to children who participate.
Ages: 2-12
Start Time: Noon
Length: 1 hour
Fee: None
Instructor: Lady Rachel of Bhakail
Embroidery for Kids
Children as young as age 4 are able to do simple free embroidery.
If you're an adult and want to try embroidery in a stress-free
environment, this is a class for you.
Ages: 4-99
Start Time: 1pm
Length: 1 hour
Fee: $1 for materials or bring your own hoop and fabric
Instructor: Lady Eleanora the Tilemaker
Puppetry
The man with a long name and many titles whom we know and love under
the appellation Fum has agreed to do a hands-on workshop
on using hand puppets.
Start Time: 2pm
Length: 1 hour
Instructor: Ritter Baron Karl Aerdigwidder von Zauberberg, OP, ODH,
OW, APF. (Baron Sir Fum)
Piñata
We have documentation for a Piñata! Okay, so ours strays a little from
the documentable version made with terra-cotta pottery. We think the urchins
will enjoy it anyway.
Ages: 2-12
Start Time: 3pm
Length :1 hour
Class Fee: None
Instructor: Lady Eleanora the Tilemaker
Children's
Quest
The children will be sent on a quest. Details are a surprise! Prizes will be
awarded during Baronial Court to each child who completes the Quest.
Ages: 2-12
Start Time: 4pm
Length :1 hour
Class Fee: None
Instructor: Lady Suba al-Hadid
Lighting of the Bonfire
This Beltane event will be inaugerated on Friday night at 8pm with a short
procession to the bonfire by the torchbearers.
Bardic Circle
Given a sufficient quantity of dark and a bonfire, a Bardic Circle is bound
to occur. It should be dark by 9pm on Friday evening.
Salad
Sliced raw vegetables
Cheeken (of course)
Italian Sweet Sausage w/ peppers and onions
Buttered Kale
Spiced rice (will provide spices on request)
Apple moys (desert)
There will be coolers with lemonade and iced tea
Price for adults $7, children $5
For questions or to make a reservation
for the Mermaid's Song Inn, please contact
Mermaid Inn: Lady Triona MacCasky
mermaid_inn@feoragdubh.eastkingdom.org
.
Activities marked with an asterisk (*)
require volunteers the soonest:
* Setup
crew (Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri, May 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th),
* Trolls/Gate keepers, contact
Doña (Lady) Damiana Almodóvar de Sevilla
Newcomer's Table
Heralds to cry the camp
Teachers for A&S classes
Waterbearing
Dayboard
Woad Warriors
* Clean up crew
Thank You
The autocrat and her deputies most heartily thank you all for participating
in this event, both as volunteers and as attendees.
Autocrat: Suba, aka Sayidata (Lady) Jamilia
al-Bhakailia al-Suba al-Hadid
Deputy Autocrat: Lord William Graham
Reservations and Troll: Doña (Lady)
Damiana Almodóvar
Troll: Lady Arlyn Bell
Troll: Woolly
Troll: Lady Sabatina de Valle
Troll: Lady Philadelphia Brown
Newcomers/Information: Lady Philadelphia
Brown
MerchantCrat: : Lord William Fitzwater
(helped recruit merchants before the event; unable to attend due to mundane
family emergency)
Lady Sheila Fitzwater (ditto)
Baronial Challenge: Baron of Bhakail:
His Excellency Lorcan Dracontius
Baroness Scheherazade Allouyna al-Zahira
Baron Master Lawrence Thornguard
Baroness Mistress Katherine Barr of Cumberland
Knight-Marshal: Nissim Aven Darmon
Baron Asbjorn
Master Wulfgar and 3 of his guys from House
Silverkeep. They helped Eirikr unload and move the rope supports from Iron
Bog for the heavy list. They also moved a heavy picnic table on behalf of the
autocrat and the waterbearers.
Mistress of Lists: Lady Gisela Szabo
Equestrian: Mistress Eleanor fitzPatrick
Baron Duncan Kerr
Duchess Katherine Stanhope
Lady Kiena Stewart
Lady Doucette de Verdun
Baroness Isabella Ironhands (from Barony of Endless Hills, Kingdom of
Aethelmarc)
Hounds Coursing: milady Celebriande (Carol)
Jehan Ridfulcan
Alice
Alex
Bronwen
Irene
Barb
Lady Rachel of Bhakail
Catheryne Greene
Flying Things: Arglwydd (Lord) Deiniol
ap Gwrgwst
Archery Marshal: Lord Padraig O'Gealagain
Asst Archery
Aarshal: Tomaloc
Archery Marshal-InTraining: Ailill
mac Ferchair Ui Diarmata
Lord Marcus Atheniou
Lord Michel Wolffauer
Thrown Weapons Marshals: Lord Calogero Urso
Lady Colleen of Bhakail
Fencing: Don Ian Raven of Tadcaster
Lord Collin Monroe
Merricke
Katryne Blak
Griffith Davion of the Argent Tyger
Collin Monro of Tadcaster
Berrick Grayveson
Elysabeth "Lissa" Underhill
Lilia de Vaux
Brewers' University & Judges: Lord Gavan
MacBane
Lady Sabatina de Valle
Violet
Colson
Lady Siobhan
inghean ui Dhonnabhain
Baroness Scheherazade Allouyna al-Zahira
Dayboard: Lady Shannon Gallowglass
Lady Alienor
Corwyn (urchin)
Tyler (urchin)
Mermaid Inn: Lady Triona MacCasky
Lord Iain Douglas
Lord Christopher Calhoun
a gentle in a green doublet
Waterbearing: Lady Rhieinwylydd verch
Gwasdewi Goch
Cookie
Lady Shannon Gallowglass
Lord Marcus Atheniou
Siege Weapons: Lady Svanhildr Karlsdottir
(Svan)
Combat Archery: Lord Sterling de la Rosa
Chirurgeon in Charge: Lord Robin Gallowglass
Lord Bryan the Archer
Classes: Lady Eleanora the Tilemaker
Lord Michael Wolffauer
Mistress Cellach ingen Chernaig
Master Uncle Rashid
Lord Necthan MacYwar
Emma the Clever
Danielle of the Gleann
Lady Sabine de Kerbriant
Ritter Baron Karl Aerdigwidder von Zauberberg, OP, ODH, OW, APF. (Baron Sir
Fum)
Deputy Autocrat of Loose Ends: Lord Marcus
Atheniou
Lord Geoffert of the Lone Oak
Lord Mustafa al-Wali
Children's Activities: Lady Eleanora the
Tilemaker
Denise, wife of Alisdar
Alisdar the Deaf Piper
Danielle
Emma the Clever
Bagpiping:
Alisdar the Deaf Piper
Folks from Arasapha Farm:
Randy Bates
Anne Bates
Katie Bates
Katie’s sister
Casey
Jim
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