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Very late 15th / Early 16th century French Gown – Les Épîtres d’Ovide (Bnf ms français 874, 1498 et 1502)
I really like this gown. So I made one. That’s it:) This is the hat – I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out I don’t have a good pic to the dress unfortunately – in… more →
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Judicial Duels, Affairs of Arms and Shining Harness: Physical Presentations and Demonstrations at the International Congress on Medieval Studies
wrote 2 hours ago: arlier this month, Freelance Academy Press had the pleasure of attending the International Congress … more →
Clothing and Accessories - a sunhat
wrote 2 days ago: Today (May 20, 2013) my project is to work on this hat: I picked up this hat from La Vie en Rose, on … more →
The Ancient House
wrote 1 week ago: I’ve heard forks drop to plates at dinner parties at the mere mention of the fact I live in Ea … more →
Utopia by Thomas More
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wrote 1 week ago: [how can anyone] be silly enough to think himself better than other people, because his clothes are … more →
Pope Francis gives church hundreds of new saints
wrote 1 week ago: VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis on Sunday gave the Catholic Church new saints, including hundreds o … more →
Meeting Katherine de Valois
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wrote 1 week ago: I have read two historical fiction novels recently both on the subject of the fifteenth century Fren … more →
Zwolen: A Historic Village
wrote 1 week ago: A few weeks ago some of the teachers and I took a trip to a nearby village, Zwolen, a town of about … more →
Rhodes - Adventures of faith and courage: Christopher Columbus
wrote 1 week ago: CELC JBIO Columbus Author Rhodes, Bennie, 1927-1984. Title Christopher Columbus : adventurer … more →
Shadows of the past by Carmen Stefanescu
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Shadows of the Past by Carmen Stefanescu My rating: 4 of 5 stars A clever tale woven between 2 times … more →
Eltham Palace
wrote 2 weeks ago: As originally hosted here, at The Tudor Cafe. Eltham Palace, in Greenwich, South East London, was th … more →
Incunabula: cataloguing the earliest printed texts in the Cardiff Rare Books Collection
wrote 2 weeks ago: Work has now started on the cataloguing of our important collection of nearly 200 incunabula, the ea … more →
Vintage Macro # 73
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Portrait of a City as a Protagonist
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wrote 2 weeks ago: London – The Novel (Rutherfurd, Edward) “So how do you define a Londoner, then?” Lady Penny asked, c … more →
ICE MAIDEN by Jewel Adams - General Excerpt
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Oh my, ICE MAIDEN, now this one will keep you rock’n and romp’n. Talk about one very hot … more →
St. Cuthbert’s Church, Kilmahuddrick
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wrote 3 weeks ago: On a recent expedition I by chance found another of these ruined medieval churches near Bawnogue in … more →
wrote 3 weeks ago: Sloan Travel Co. welcomes you to join us from September 18-30th and we present to you the true Irela … more →
Gallox Bridge, Dunster
wrote 3 weeks ago: The Gallox Bridge in Dunster, Somerset, England dates from the 15th century. It has been designated … more →
Leeds Castle - Museum Review
wrote 1 month ago: There’s lots going on at Leeds Castle, so much so that they need five separate leaflets to tel … more →
Two Furmenty recipes
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wrote 1 month ago: I have done lots of cooking lately. I got sidetracked from my goal to re-make and write the recipes … more →
