[Mid] [Fwd: Fw: New Web Pages for Britannia the Arthurian (5th C) Re-enactm]

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  This just popped up and thought to pass it along, since most everybody on my
  e-mail list is either a Celt, re-enactor, or some combination of both.
  Haven't been there, yet, but it looks interesting.
                                                 Chuck/culann
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  What good is having an ego if you never use it?
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  Dear All,
  
  Having worked slavishly away over a hot computer I am pleased to finally
  announce the Britannia Web pages! These pages contain information and
  images from the late roman and Arthurian periods of Britain, and I hope you
  will visit them. I welcome any comments, criticisms and general chit chat.
  Britannia was formed in the Summer of 1990 for re-enacting this obscure
  period in Britain's history and in the years we have been going we have
  contributed to films, books and documentaries about the era.
  
  If you want to see us in action we are doing a show for English Heritage at
  the Chester's Roman Fort this Bank Holiday Weekend. More information is on
  the web pages.
  
  Also, if you're a UK Re-enactor who reads Call To Arms you may be a fan of
  the "Joan Armourplating" cartoon by Dan of Britannia. Check out his latest
  creation, "Stocky of the Saxon Shore!" on the pages.
  
  Browse to :
  http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/public/cc/ccanf/arth/brit.htm
  
  Best Regards,
  
   Anthony Farrow
  

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