[Moo] Request for Help at a demo in Spotsylvania, VA on December 12

[Scott Cozad]

I plan on being there with my historic martial arts stuff. If there is
something you would like to see in particular let me know.

If anyone is interested in helping me out please let me know.  If you're
interested but have never done HMA before no sweat.  Most of the stuff we
will be doing I can bring you up to speed without much difficulty.  And I
have spare swords and other impliments of "simulated" destruction.


Edward de Clare


 SiegfriedMcClure at aol.com wrote:
> Greetings to the Tavern!
>
> On Saturday, December 12, Sudentorre will be putting on a demo at
> Massaponax High School in Spotsylvania, VA.  This will be in conjunction
> with
> students from Advanced English classes relating to their recent  studies.
> The
> students will be playing a large War-Hammer type game, and we  are being
> asked
> to provide half-time entertainment in the way of a Fighter  demo.
>
> In addition, families of the students will be attending, and we generally
> have more quiet type displays and discussions throughout the day.
>
> The day begins at 10:00 and ends around 4:00.
>
> At the moment, we are a little short of fighters (Armored and  Rapier).  I
> am in negotiations with the school over youth combat, archery  and combat
> archery.  Any other demonstrations would be most welcome as  well.
>
> The benefits for you?  To quote the school:
>
> I can promise you a large and attentive audience (approx 200  people)
> All the food you can eat (wings, subs, pizza, hot dogs, and  more)
> and anything else you request.
>
> Please let me know if you are willing and able to help us out.
>
>
> Thank you, and in service,
>
>
> Siegfried McClure
>
> Seneschal for the Canton of  Sudentorre
>
>
> m.k.a. James  Ernst
>
> SiegfriedMcClure at aol.com
> 540-720-5518
>
>
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