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Scarborough in Renaissance Magazine

Started by Berit, February 02, 2009, 01:04:14 PM

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Al-Nimer

Huzzah!  Finally got our first issue yesterday!  ;D
Very nice photo spread indeed...
"I reject your reality and substitute my own!" - Adam, Mythbusters

SirRichardBear

My copy arrived today great photo spread everyone looked marvelous. 
Beware of him that is slow to anger: He is angry for something, and will not be pleased for nothing.
Benjamin Franklin

Var Greyshadow

Mine came yesterday too!  I agree with SirRichardBear - very good pictures of many familiar faces.  I do wish they would've included a few shots of the village itself.  You don't get a real feel for the faire.  Also, not one picture of the Scots and nary a Green Sash in sight!
"All that is gold does not glitter; Not all those who wander are lost..." ~J.R.R. Tolkien "The Fellowship of the Ring"

SirRichardBear

I thought the same thing Var Greyshadow they give a nice intro about the site but then didn't show any pictures of the village.

Was anyone else surprised by the article about which side a lady should be on? 
Beware of him that is slow to anger: He is angry for something, and will not be pleased for nothing.
Benjamin Franklin

captmarga

Quote from: SirRichardBear on March 26, 2009, 01:15:51 PM

Was anyone else surprised by the article about which side a lady should be on? 

I am with you,  the article on walking with your lady is completely the opposite of what we practice at SRF.  The lady should be on your right.  Men were trained to be right-handed in swordsmanship.  Even if you were left-handed, you still learned to fight with your right (and then either/or, and both, as in Florentine).  Putting the sword between you and the lady is awkward, and pushing her forward and across you puts her - well, right in the way of the brigand!!! 

I foresee a letter writing campaign to the editors...

Capt Marga
(Who can be a lady at times but always walks on the right...)
Corp Capt Marga, Dame Den Mother, Scarborough Royal Guard.  Keeper of the Costume Closet.  Artist, Rennie, Etc, etc, etc

SirRichardBear

He writes about using his lady as an off hand weapon i.e. throwing her at the brigand Not sure my lady would approve of that style of fighting.  Each to there own I'm sure they will get letters about the lady on the left being no lady.
Beware of him that is slow to anger: He is angry for something, and will not be pleased for nothing.
Benjamin Franklin

Ryk Rakham

Great spread, but as everyone is saying we would love to have seen more of the village and more of the players! Just can't get enough of Scarborough Faire! VIII looks great on the cover, I believe he may get hit up by others....GQ, People, Time, Playgirl! Looks great though, seriously and here's to the best Faire in the world!! (according to a study done by gnomes and fairies in 2006, and every Scarby aficionado who ever lived and breathed).
Ryk Rakham, scourge of the Red River
Rhyk Dragonfang

Jezz the Belle, scourge of the scourge
Lady Sherry

VIII

#22
Quote from: ryk on March 29, 2009, 09:47:00 AM....GQ, People, Time, Playgirl!
Only in FULL garb! ::)
I had several Cast members inform me that someone was looking for me to autograph their copy.  When they caught up with me, they had a silver Sharpie for me to use (I gotta get me one of them) and I had my first 'cover-boy' autograph of the season!
Former King Henry VIII
Renaissance Magazine Issue #66 Cover Boy

lilaney

No Fair! my B&N has not received the magazine yet.
Where else in DFW might the Magazine be already on the shelves?


SirRichardBear

Have you tried Borders?  You might call and see if they have the issue in.
Beware of him that is slow to anger: He is angry for something, and will not be pleased for nothing.
Benjamin Franklin

lilaney

Good point.. I'll swing by there tonight.
Thanks!