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The pirates quickly regrouped for one final effort. At right, is that Lord
Sebastian? Lady Eleanor's husband, captive to that ruthless villain?
At
left, these Steppes' visitors were horrified at the scene unfolding before them.
At right, the scurvy crew of the dread pirate, Jacquotte de la Haye, relentless
to the end, begins their final assault on the peaceful Steppes.
Oh the humanity! Such unsavory acts! Poor Baron Fritz was eventually captured
and ransomed by this heartless bunch.
Meanwhile, Lawrence the Rampant was sporting a new cloak. Vivat, Centurion
Lawrence! At right, there's Sir Alexis and Plum during the equestrian
competition.
Sir Alexis and Plum on the left and fellow equestrians at right.
times since 05/29/2002