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        THE HAWKWOOD MEDIEVAL FANTASY FAIRE
        by Elizabeth of the Tudor Tarts

        What a great day at Hawkwood! We traipsed all over the faire as three barbarians (two females with a male in tow), and got lots of great comments on our costumes. My girlfriend, Christine and I had my husband on a "pet of the day" lead, and all the women were commenting on how lucky we were, and at the same time, the men were commenting on how lucky he was.

        The yellow booth is even "yellow-er" in person, and Greg is a real sweetie. The young lady who wore the chanmaile looked TEE-riffic, and I told her so (Photo, left: the two young ladies pose in front of the Dark Rose Armoury, showing off the chainmail costumes which created such a controversy both at Hawkwood and in the alt.fairs. renaissance (AFR) newsgroup). That girl could wear anything she wanted to and look great in it.







        Elizabeth of the Tudor Tarts
        Wench #321

        Standard Disclaimer: These webpages are strictly an *Unofficial* look at the Hawkwood Medieval Fantasy Faire held near Fort Worth, Texas in 1998. The author of these pages is in no way, shape, manner or form connected with the Hawkwood Medieval Fantasy Faire, Past Times Productions and/or any of the sponsors associated with this event. All opinions expressed are strictly this author's own. Unless expressly noted otherwise, all photographs are copyright ©1998 by George Laking.

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