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Wow, that's a tent!

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Sir Gerard de Rodes:
Just found a bit of video footage of the same event at Marle, where we were fighting at the barrier.....
 http://picasaweb.google.com/eustache.dencre/PetiteVideoMarle?authkey=Gv1sRgCL2i5e2P8uzOuQE&feat=directlink

G.

Sir James A:

--- Quote from: Sir Edward on 2013-02-28, 21:41:43 ---
--- Quote from: James Anderson III on 2013-02-28, 15:17:17 ---It's 6 x 12 meters; in american terms - 18 feet by 36 feet and about 10 1/2 feet tall! That's the size of a small house!

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Wow that thing's huge.


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Yep, I could fit two of my tents inside there and still have room to spare!


--- Quote from: Sir Gerard de Rodes on 2013-02-28, 22:47:33 ---Here are a few photographs of an event we attended in Marle Merovingian Village a few years ago.
I have never seen a tent like the one our good friend Juan Louis was staying in for the weekend, it`s the second photo from the top  ;)

http://www.benevoleguedelon.com/article-33312892.html

I will try and find photo`s of the inside and post them here. The guys and girls on the continent don`t do things by halves  ::)

G.

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WOW! *THAT* is indeed impressive!

As usual, Sir Gerard, your fun and adventures never fails to install a strong sense of envy. :) Would love to see pictures of that interior!

Sir William:

--- Quote from: Sir Gerard de Rodes on 2013-02-28, 23:00:52 ---Just found a bit of video footage of the same event at Marle, where we were fighting at the barrier.....
 http://picasaweb.google.com/eustache.dencre/PetiteVideoMarle?authkey=Gv1sRgCL2i5e2P8uzOuQE&feat=directlink

G.

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I'm digging all the plumage...Sir James is right, this instills a sense of envy the like of which I can honestly say I have never felt before.  :)

And they show them bathing...how medieval is that?  Really, how medieval is that- everyone knows people did not bathe from circa 600AD til the late 1970s.  lol

Sir Gerard de Rodes:
Truly gentlemen, I am completely amazed every time we visit France or Belgium and I see their displays. There just seems to be more traders and craftsmen making and selling this stuff on the continent, either that or they have too much money  ;)
I can only strive to have a set up a fraction of the quality of some of theirs.
G.

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