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At left, Her Majesty Britta congratulates Her Champion. At right, with his Lady Catrianna looking on, Don Thorland O'Shea valiantly offered to face any who wished to fight Her Majesty's Champion.
At left, Their Majesties, Queen Britta and King Aaron looked marvelous. At
right, Queen Britta honors Her Champion in court before the populace.
At
left, Whitney was named Guardian of the Queen's Hope in her age group for her victorious
day of youth rapier battles. On the right, Lord Edward Mercer was named the premier member of the Queen's Company.
On the left, Their Majesties draw closer to Their populace to deliver heartfelt words of thanks.
On the right, the high table was wonderfully adorned. The decorations were not bad either.
Left: Having just received a standing ovation for a fabulous feast, Sir Asoph then tried to fly by flapping his arms at a frenzied pitch.
While back in the kitchen, Baroness Michelle knows her husband is....special.
times since 01/27/2002