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The Annals of Connacht

The Irish Ages on 2024-4-20
This week, book of interest, is the Annals of Connacht dealing with moments in time from the 13 th century to the 16 th of century. Why works in the SCA /reenactment on many fronts. If you want an Irish persona, Gaelic, the Annals are proper place read/watch more

History with Flintheath

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-20
Originally posted 14th March 2024 Childbirth in the middle ages was a dangerous business; pregnant women were advised to make their confessions before they went into labour just in case. However, this did not mean that women at the time were read/watch more

Chaucer Here and Now

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-19
Thoughts from an exhibition at The Bodleian Libraries, Oxford Chaucer was inescapable where I grew up - I went to school in Canterbury, and lived for most of my life in Boughton, a village mentioned as one of the final stops for the weary pilgrims read/watch more

SCA UK CIC, Annual Board Meeting

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-18
Saturday 24th March 2024 @7:30pm Attendees Nik Whitehead, Chair Catherine Terrett, Board Secretary Joel Ben Stuart, Financial director Michelle, Board Director Mary Frost, Membership Secretary Members Present: Jahanara Suren Angharad Jeff read/watch more

Changes

Magdalena's kitchen on 2024-4-17
I don't often post things solely of a personal nature unless they relate to my hobby in some way, and this is only tangential although it affects it a lot.As those close to me know I have been looking for work, training, anything to move myself read/watch more

Court Reports

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-17
This is a court report for Court of Love. Court of Love was organised by Eplaheimr. Eplaheimr court was held by Rogned Steingrimova and Adele de Chaddwyke. This court report is for court on 10 Feb 2024, it’s identified as Saturday Evening read/watch more

textile festival

Kareina's observations on 2024-4-16
Last weekend was a large textile festival co sponsored by various crafts related organisations here in Skellefteå. There were workshops held Saturday and Sunday at one location, and, at another location, one of the local dance halls, was a markert read/watch more

From the Chronicler

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-16
Greetings friends, Thank you for your patience with the publication of this issue of the Baelfyr, due to a combination of preparations for Spring Crown and modern life travel. I expect to delay the next couple of issues also, to space them out read/watch more

Goose in Pastry

Culina vetus on 2024-4-15
I have not abandoned my blog, but today is the first day I have some time by myself (the geandmother is on site and has decided the kid needs some proper spoiling) and the laptop up. I have also found … Continue reading → read/watch more

From the Seneschal

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-15
Mat an traoù ganeoc’h, I trust this brief missive finds you well? There is not much to report back to yourselves this month, though a highlight has been that we are fast approaching 300 paid members, which means the Principality’s health remains read/watch more

From their Highnesses

The Insulae Draconis Baelfyr on 2024-4-14
Greetings to the most noble populace of Insulae Draconis! As ever, We hope that this short message finds you all happy and well. We wish to thank the good folk of Eplaheimer and Mynydd Gwyn for their hospitality and dedication in providing us all read/watch more

On Pretty Towns

Ava's Corner on 2024-4-13
Somewhere back in 2020 I wrote my first Compleat Anachronist (C.A.) on the unique garments of orphaned children in the Netherlands in the late middle ages, you can find more information here. Not too long ago I decided to put pen to paper again and read/watch more

What the history of food production tells us

The Irish Ages on 2024-4-11
This week coffee table book, Agriculture and settlement in Ireland is already taking me down a few rabbit holes, the introduction itself talks about a rural society, Brehon laws , the effect the churches and monasteries had on ireland agriculture. read/watch more

Venison Pastries

Culina vetus on 2024-4-11
I will be travelling with my son and there will probably not be time for many extensive posts in the coming week or so, so here is what Philippine Welser’s recipe collection says on venison pastries: 64 Further, how to … Continue reading → read/watch more

Everything is connected…

Orlaith Chaomhanach on 2024-4-10
I’ve been down the ogham rabbithole – still there in fact -, but I am surfacing just a little to share an amused observation. In the course of my “Are ogham letters named for trees?” research I’ve discovered a side tunnel that joins up to my “tell read/watch more

 

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