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At left, Lady Vivaine Taarnfalk receives largess as the victor in the Pas de Armes.
At right, His Excellency Baron Fritz watches as Baroness Caitrin bestows largess on another worthy from the Pas de Armes.
Don Edward Mercer once again distinguished himself in the days competition. At
right, the chivalric and rapier fighters are assembled before Their Excellencies' court.
l-r: Don Edward, Seamus, Earl Daffydd in front of Sir Gideon, Lord Tomas, Lord Aradon, Sir Samuel, Lord Louie, Don
Llywelyn, and Lady Conal. On the right, this Trimaran Knight/Laurel introduces
himself before Their Excellencies court.
Our distinguished Trimaran visitor bestowed some largess on Sir Gideon for his
contributions to the Pas. At right, a lovely display by Their Excellencies, Xene and
Llywelyn.
At left, HL Juliana Vertue emerged victorious as the titled Artisan of Steppes.
At right, Their Majesties, King Patrick Michael and Queen Julia were present as Baroness Caitrin addressed the populace.
times since 10/09/2002