Fighters Journal

FRIDAY FIGHTER (and A&S) “FORUMS”

 WHAT: A practice/workshop/training session for those interested in the Armored Combative Arts. (Informal A&S sessions will happen on these days as well.)

WHEN: Starting July 8^th, 2011 the sessions will be held on the 2^nd and 4^th Friday of each month (if it conflicts with a Crown or Coronet tourney we will reschedule as needed).

TIME: 7:00 – 9:00pm. (Bring something to toss on the grill and hang out after.)

WHERE: Chateau de Camville located at 2735 Possum Creek Lane in Placerville, CA. 95667  (530) 621-2430

 You are invited to attend a bi-monthly combative arts training session/practice/workshop which will happen on the 2^nd and 4^th Friday of each month starting July 8^th, 2011. The training will begin at 7:00pm (so getting there a little early is recommended) and will run until 9:00pm. THIS IS OPEN TO ALL LEVELS OF COMBATIVE ART STUDENT! We’ll have exercises, drills and sparring for every level of combatant. Bring your fighting gear, a chair, a beverage, a GREAT attitude and improve your combative art skills!

 Not a fighter? No worries! The house will be open for informal A&S activities! Bring your projects (or offer to teach a class) and let your creative energies flow!

 Bring something to toss on the grill or a something to share and hang out afterwards and enjoy the cool country nights!

 Kids are welcome. We have lots of space and a swing set for them to play on. PARENTS NEED TO BE MINDFUL AND ATTENTIVE TO THE NEEDS AND BEHAVIOR OF THEIR CHILDREN. We want these sessions to be fun and productive for all who attend! Please keep this in mind.

 Dogs are welcome too! Please note that there are three horses and two friendly dogs on the property. Dogs are welcomed BUT they should be leashed up, if your canine has wanderlust, as the surrounding area is pretty vast, heavily wooded and there is an irrigation canal nearby. Please keep your dogs tethered to something (we have two dog runs and a large kennel available) if you are concerned about them getting lost. If your pups know enough to come home after an adventure it is up to you! Stickers and ticks will be in season! The horses are not afraid of dogs and can potentially kick at them if pestered. Just an FYI.

 Crash/camp space is available! Simply let us know by Thursday afternoon (email is best) that you may need space and we’ll prepare it for you!

 DIRECTIONS: From Hwy 50 heading towards Placerville, take the Missouri Flats Road exit and head SOUTH. Follow Missouri Flats Road (you’ll pass several strip centers) until it T-stops at Pleasant Valley Road./Hwy. 49. Make a LEFT on Pleasant Valley Road. You’ll go through part of Diamond Springs (really cheap gas there). There is an unoccupied office building on the right hand side just before Hanks Exchange Road. Make a RIGHT on Hanks Exchange Road.  Make a LEFT on Ranch Road (it’s gravel from here). Stay on Ranch Road (there is a fork and going to the right puts you back on Hanks Exchange). Make a RIGHT on Kenwood Rd. Make a SHARP LEFT at Possum Creek. At the end of Possum Creek there are two long driveways. Take the one to the LEFT and it will lead you to the last house on the left!

If you have questions or comments please contact us at dcamville@hughes.net or give us a call at the number above.

 In Service,

 Richard de Camville

Alloria Somerled

Chateau de Camville

BURKES JUNCTION SPRING FAIR DEMO HELP NEEDED

Saturday May 21, 2011

3300 Coach Lane  Cameron Park, CA.

Come on up the hill for a day of fun, fighting, fellowship! Mountains Gate will be part of the Spring Fair at Burke’s Junction. We have been asked to put on a demo for this event. This is a great opportunity to educate the masses and recruit new members!

Artisans and Crafts-people…bring your Arts, Crafts and Science projects for display in the Gallery! Share your interest in the middle-ages!

Armored Combatants…bring your banners, your surcoats and heraldic display! Come help recruit new members into the S.C.A! Don your armor to fight in a variety of scenarios and weapon forms much like a Pas d Arms!

Rapier Combatants…bring out your flashing blades and sharp wits in a variety of scenarios in the Arte of Defense!

Teachers and instructors…teach a mini-class! Give a mini-talk! Teachers…come test drive your classes! Just drop us a note and we’ll get you on the schedule!

 Musicians and dancers…come and take advantage of the beautiful mountain spring weather and hone your crafts! Just drop us a note and we’ll get you on the schedule!

Mountains Gate will also choose it’s armored combative “champion” at the Spring Fair. Those interested in competing for this grand title will need to enter an A&S piece as well as fight! There will be an after-fair POTLUCK BBQ at Chateau de Camville once the day’s festivities are done. Bring a side dish or something to toss on the grill for sharing! Crash space Friday and Saturday night is available! (For those staying over Saturday night, we will have a relaxing breakfast Sunday, do some combative arts training and Horse 101…just to tempt you some more!)

 The event runs from 10:00am to 6:00pm. Set up is one-half hour prior to the start time (feel free to come and help).

We will do SEVERAL fighting demos throughout the day. Schedule of what and when is currently under construction (grin)!This is a great chance to get some more practice time in before Spring Cynagua Coronet! The championship tourney will be held sometime “mid-day” during the Fair. The format will depend on the number of entrants. Remember to bring you’re A&S entry as well!

 Questions? Comments? Please contact our fearless Seneschal, Lady Kaitlyn at 530-642-9769 or a lee_marla@yahoo.com (from 4/12 to 4/28 please contact Richard de Camville at dcamville@hughes.net as Lady Kaitlyn will be in Germany).

 DIRECTIONS: Take your best route to Hwy. 50 East. Exit the highway at Cameron Park Drive (Exit 35). Head SOUTH (If coming from Sacramento it is a RIGHT, if coming from Placerville it’s a LEFT). Take a RIGHT onto Coach Lane, The center is on the left.

Stay tuned for more information!

 YIS

 Viscount RIchard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP

FIRST CdC COMBATIVE ARTS and A&S SKILLS WEEKEND of 2011!

RAIN or SHINE!

Hosted by Chateau de Camville.

Lead Instructor: Viscount Richard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP

Guest Instructors to be announced as the event gets closer

 

DATE: March 11, 12 & 13, 2011

PLACE: Chateau de Camville

ADDRESS: 2735 Possum Creek Lane  Placerville, CA.

PHONE: 530-621-2430

EMAIL: dcamville@hughes.net

FEE: $10.00 (includes  FIVE MEALS & REVELS) weekend. $5.00 (includes TWO MEALS and REVEL) Saturday day-rate.

RSVP DATE: March 8^th, 2011

 

UPDATE #1: 2/13/11: Viscount Brion of Bellatrix, KSCA will be joining in the Combative Arts training as a guest instructor! Viscountess Ysabella Dolphine will be teaching a two day class on creating 16^th C. German Clothing (email us for a supplies needed list)! Their presence offers everyone a fantastic opportunity to work and train together! Don’t miss out!

 THIS IS THE FIRST CdC WEEKEND of 2011! Do not miss out on this opportunity to have a GREAT time, eat well and improve you SCA related skills! Please RSVP as soon as you can! Deadline for RSVP (to reserve crash space and to ensure you actually get fed) is March 8^th, 2011! When you RSVP please tell us how many in your party, combatant/non-combatant, food allergies, Friday or Saturday arrival, and if you need camping or crash space (crash space fills quickly so please RSVP).

NOTE #1: This is NOT official SCA event. The gathering is being held and sponsored by Chateau de Camville. Participants please RSVP by the deadline so we can plan to FEED YOU WELL! You can show up the day of the workshops but if you don’t RSVP you may not get enough to eat (or we may not have enough crash space!) If you have questions about this one-day workshop please drop us a note at dcamville@hughes.net or give us a call at 530-621-2430.

NOTE #2: The house will be open from Friday 3/12/11 at 3:00pm to Monday 9/6/10 at 3:00pm. We will have some form of dinner for folks arriving on Friday, Three meals on Saturday and two on Sunday. CRASH SPACE/CAMPING: We have LOTS of room for tent set up and crash space (you will need to RSVP for crash space) for those traveling from outside the area. If you need crash space over the weekend please let us know by dropping us a note at dcamville@hughes.net by March 8^th, 2011.

COMBATIVE ARTS TRAINING: SATURDAY: START TIME IS 10:00AM SHARP! DO NOT BE LATE! Saturday is going to be a one-full-day of training geared towards improving the combative art skills used in the SCA and WMA forms of Armored Combat. OPEN TO ALL LEVEL OF COMBATIVE ARTS ENTHUSIAST!  Viscount Brion of Bellatrix will be joining us as a guest instructor! This will be a good starting point for newer student and a wonderful refresher for those more experienced combatants. We will be TRAINING with drills, slow-work, focused sparring and more. A large portion of the day will be partially unarmored (helms/pads/gambesons) and the latter part of the day will be armored. One of our PRIMARY focuses for the day is DEVELOPING YOUR FIGHTING STRATEGY. Should be a blast! SUNDAY: It will be a bit less structured. We may work on a variety of different skills (we even teach a class with horses as your sparring partner! Curious? Then RSVP!). We may even take a walking tour of Old Placerville after we are done training and working on projects. There are some AWESOME shops in “Ol’ Hangtown”. See the notes below for more information.

A&S ACTIVITIES: We’ll have lots of room to work on projects and there will be lots of A&S stuff happening…along with staying cool inside!  A  two-day class on 16^th  German Garb Construction (email us for a supplies needed list) with Viscountess Ysabella Dolphine is being offered. A Research/Documentation class is on the schedule. A Celtic Music History class will happen! Horse 101 will happen! Soap Making will happen! A nature walk will happen! More classes are being added as we get closer to the event! Bring your projects and enjoy the day! If YOU want to teach a class, keep reading! More A&S classes are being added! Teachers get priority placement for camp/crash space and get the weekend FREE!

WHAT YOU WILL NEED: Everyone: Bring your bedrolls, comfy clothes, your favorite beverages, music (CD’s) and whatever you need to feel relaxed. Side dish contributions are ALWAYS welcomed! If you plan on taking the nature walk good hiking boots are recommended. When working with the horses, boots are a MUST and jeans are STRONGLY advised!  Combatants: Bring your fighting gear and a note pad. If you have loner bits, please bring them. Some loaner gear may be available. As part of the day will be unarmored we recommend training in your gambeson or other fighting clothes. Bring your A&S projects too. We have plenty of space to work on various projects. A chair is also recommended. Your favorite sports beverage is a good idea. Water and lemonade will be provided. When not in a fighting class mundane dress is fine. You can wear garb if you want to. You will also need to PLEASE BE ON TIME! We have LOTS of material to cover and we need everyone up to speed and ready to go. Non-Combatants: Bring your projects, your note pads and a great attitude!

FOOD: As stated a majority of your meals are covered for the weekend IF YOU RSVP by March 8^th, 2011! Please let us know if you have any food allergies at that time. Side dish contributions are AWLAYS welcome.

ROUND TABLE/REVEL: There will a revel evening! Roundtable type discussions will occur. Bring your positive attitude and get ready to have some fun in the country!

PARKING: We will have a cleared parking area along the RIGHT SIDE of the long driveway. Please look for the PARKING signs to help you out. Please be courteous when you park (consider the space your vehicle REALLY needs to be parked) and try not to block folks in.

ANIMALS: Please note that there are three horses and two friendly dogs on site. Dogs are welcomed BUT they should be leashed up, if your canine has wanderlust, as the surrounding area is pretty vast, heavily wooded and there is an irrigation canal nearby. Please keep your dogs tethered to something (we have two dog runs and a large kennel available) if you are concerned about them getting lost. If your pups know enough to come home after an adventure it is up to you! Stickers and ticks will be in season! The horses are not afraid of dogs and can potentially kick at them if pestered. Just an FYI.

HISTORIC GOLD COUNTRY: Placerville is in the heart of California’s Gold Country. There is a lot to see and do in the area. “Old Hang-town” is worth a stroll to see all the amazing shops and eateries. Coloma, which is where gold was found, has a great historic area with period reenactment done! Amazing hiking and horse trails abound. Wonderful wineries and restaurants can be found throughout the region. Come and make a weekend out of it and enjoy the region!

WANT TO TEACH AN A&S CLASS? We have some fun classes set up! If YOU want to teach an A&S please let us know at dcamville@hughes.net ASAP so we can get you on the schedule!

DIRECTIONS: From Hwy 50 heading towards Placerville, take the Missouri Flats Road exit and head SOUTH. Follow Missouri Flats Road (you’ll pass several strip centers) until it T-stops at Pleasant Valley Road./Hwy. 49. Make a LEFT on Pleasant Valley Road. You’ll go through part of Diamond Springs (really cheap gas there). There is an unoccupied office building on the right hand side just before Hanks Exchange Road. Make a RIGHT on Hanks Exchange Road.  Make a LEFT on Ranch Road (it’s gravel from here). Stay on Ranch Road (there is a fork and going to the right puts you back on Hanks Exchange). Make a RIGHT on Kenwood Rd. Make a SHARP LEFT at Possum Creek. At the end of Possum Creek there are two long driveways. Take the one to the LEFT and it will lead you to the house (there may be some farm equipment as  landmark…yeah, really). We’ll leave the lights on for you! For our “city friends” please be mindful of the wildlife. Lots of deer and turkey walk around in the evening and can cross the road at the most inopportune times. It is also VERY dark on the roads so take your time driving. Look for the signs that say PARTY in calligraphy to help guide your way!

 

We look forward to sharing the weekend with you!

 

In Service,

 

Viscount. Richard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP

Alloria Sommerled

Chateau de Camville

FIRST CdC COMBATIVE ARTS and A&S SKILLS WEEKEND of 2011!

RAIN or SHINE!

Hosted by Chateau de Camville.

Lead Instructor: Viscount Richard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP

Guest Instructors to be announced as the event gets closer

 DATE: March 12, 13 & 14, 2011

PLACE: Chateau de Camville

ADDRESS: 2735 Possum Creek Lane  Placerville, CA.

PHONE: 530-621-2430

EMAIL: dcamville@hughes.net

FEE: $10.00 (includes  FIVE MEALS & REVELS) weekend. $5.00 (includes TWO MEALS and REVEL) Saturday day-rate/

RSVP DATE: March 8^th, 2011

 

THIS IS THE FIRST CdC WEEKEND of 2011! Do not miss out on this opportunity to have a GREAT time, eat well and improve you SCA related skills! Please RSVP as soon as you can! Deadline for RSVP (to reserve crash space and to ensure you actually get fed) is March 8^th, 2011! When you RSVP please tell us how many in your party, combatant/non-combatant, food allergies, Friday or Saturday arrival, and if you need camping or crash space (crash space fills quickly so please RSVP).

NOTE #1: This is NOT official SCA event. The gathering is being held and sponsored by Chateau de Camville. Participants please RSVP by the deadline so we can plan to FEED YOU WELL! You can show up the day of the workshop but if you don’t RSVP you may not get enough to eat (or we may not have enough crash space!) If you have questions about this one-day workshop please drop us a note at dcamville@hughes.net or give us a call at 530-621-2430.

NOTE #2: The house will be open from Friday 3/12/11 at 3:00pm to Monday 9/6/10 at 3:00pm. We will have some form of dinner for folks arriving on Friday, Three meals on Saturday and two on Sunday. CRASH SPACE/CAMPING: We have LOTS of room for tent set up and crash space (you will need to RSVP for crash space) for those traveling from outside the area. If you need crash space over the weekend please let us know by dropping us a note at dcamville@hughes.net by March 8^th, 2011.

COMBATIVE ARTS TRAINING: SATURDAY: START TIME IS 9:00AM SHARP (it gets warm up here so be ready)! DO NOT BE LATE! This is going to be a one-full-day workshop geared towards improving the combative art skills used in the SCA and WMA forms of Armored Combat. This will be a good starting point for newer student and a wonderful refresher for those more experienced combatants. We will be TRAINING with drills, slow-work, focused sparring and more. A large portion of the day will be partially unarmored (helms/pads/gambesons) and the latter part of the day will be armored. One of our PRIMARY focuses for the day is DEVELOPING YOUR FIGHTING STRATEGY. Should be a blast! SUNDAY: It will be a bit less structured. We may work on a variety of different skills (we even teach a class with horses as your sparring partner! Curious? Then RSVP!). We may take walking tour of Old Placerville after we are done training and working on projects. There are some AWESOME shops in “Ol’ Hangtown”. See the notes below for more information.

A&S ACTIVITIES: We’ll have lots of room to work on projects and there will be lots of A&S stuff happening…along with staying cool inside! Horse 101 will happen. Soap Making will happen. A nature walk will happen! Bring your projects and enjoy the day!

WHAT YOU WILL NEED: Everyone: Bring your bedrolls, comfy clothes, your favorite beverages, music (CD’s) and whatever you need to feel relaxed. Side dish contributions are ALWAYS welcomed! If you plan on taking the nature walk good hiking boots are recommended. When working with the horses, boots are a MUST and jeans are STRONGLY advised!  Combatants: Bring your fighting gear and a note pad. If you have loner bits, please bring them. Some loaner gear may be available. As part of the day will be unarmored we recommend training in your gambeson or other fighting clothes. Bring your A&S projects too. We have plenty of space to work on various projects. A chair is also recommended. Your favorite sports beverage is a good idea. Water and lemonade will be provided. When not in a fighting class mundane dress is fine. You can wear garb if you want to. You will also need to PLEASE BE ON TIME! We have LOTS of material to cover and we need everyone up to speed and ready to go. Non-Combatants: Bring your projects, your note pads and a great attitude!

FOOD: As stated a majority of your meals are covered for the weekend IF YOU RSVP by March 8^th, 2011! Please let us know if you have any food allergies at that time. Side dish contributions are AWLAYS welcome.

ROUND TABLE/REVEL: There will a revel evening! Roundtable type discussions will occur. Bring your positive attitude and get ready to have some fun in the country!

PARKING: We will have a cleared parking area along the RIGHT SIDE of the long driveway. Please look for the PARKING signs to help you out. Please be courteous when you park (consider the space your vehicle REALLY needs to be parked) and try not to block folks in.

ANIMALS: Please note that there are three horses and two friendly dogs on site. Dogs are welcomed BUT they should be leashed up, if your canine has wanderlust, as the surrounding area is pretty vast, heavily wooded and there is an irrigation canal nearby. Please keep your dogs tethered to something (we have two dog runs and a large kennel available) if you are concerned about them getting lost. If your pups know enough to come home after an adventure it is up to you! Stickers and ticks will be in season! The horses are not afraid of dogs and can potentially kick at them if pestered. Just an FYI.

HISTORIC GOLD COUNTRY: Placerville is in the heart of California’s Gold Country. There is a lot to see and do in the area. “Old Hang-town” is worth a stroll to see all the amazing shops and eateries. Coloma, which is where gold was found, has a great historic area with period reenactment done! Amazing hiking and horse trails abound. Wonderful wineries and restaurants can be found throughout the region. Come and make a weekend out of it and enjoy the region!

WANT TO TEACH AN A&S CLASS? We have some fun classes set up! If YOU want to teach an A&S please let us know at dcamville@hughes.net ASAP so we can get you on the schedule!

DIRECTIONS: From Hwy 50 heading towards Placerville, take the Missouri Flats Road exit and head SOUTH. Follow Missouri Flats Road (you’ll pass several strip centers) until it T-stops at Pleasant Valley Road./Hwy. 49. Make a LEFT on Pleasant Valley Road. You’ll go through part of Diamond Springs (really cheap gas there). There is an unoccupied office building on the right hand side just before Hanks Exchange Road. Make a RIGHT on Hanks Exchange Road.  Make a LEFT on Ranch Road (it’s gravel from here). Stay on Ranch Road (there is a fork and going to the right puts you back on Hanks Exchange). Make a RIGHT on Kenwood Rd. Make a SHARP LEFT at Possum Creek. At the end of Possum Creek there are two long driveways. Take the one to the LEFT and it will lead you to the house (there may be some farm equipment as  landmark…yeah, really). We’ll leave the lights on for you! For our “city friends” please be mindful of the wildlife. Lots of deer and turkey walk around in the evening and can cross the road at the most inopportune times. It is also VERY dark on the roads so take your time driving. Look for the signs that say PARTY in calligraphy to help guide your way!

 We look forward to sharing the weekend with you!

 In Service,

 Viscount. Richard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP

Alloria Summerled

Chateau de Camville

As part of my promise to HRH Catherine to foster the combative arts I will be hosting a series of combative arts classes starting on Wednesday January 12, 2011 at the Golden Rivers practice/gather which is held at Carmichael Park (5750 Grant Ave. Carmichael, CA).
Classes will begin at 7:00pm and will last one hour.
Classes will be hosted weekly (weather permitting).
We will focus on the skills needed to become comfortable and confident in the SCA's armored combat activities.
Student do not need armor but should have a "sword length" stick of rattan or wood waster and basic pads. Shields would also be a great idea. Some loaner gear will be available until week 5.
Each class builds upon the material covered in the previous class so it is recommended that student do their best to attend each class.

Also, in conjunction with these classes, Chateau de Camville will be hosting a Combative Arts/A&S Weekend on March 12, 13 & 14, 2011.
The weekend will include at least FIVE meals and a revel, lots of training, classes, laughter and fellowship. Camp and crash space are available when you RSVP. We are looking for teachers to share an art or science that are passionate about. If you want to share your skills with others please let us know. The weekend will be held in Mountains Gate at 2735 Possum Creek Lane in Placerville, CA. Watch for a post containing further information soon.

In Service,

Viscount RIchard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP

WHEN: Saturday April 17, 2010
WHERE: 2735 Possum Creek Lane
                 Placerville, CA. 95667
TIME: 8:00am to 11:00pm
COST: $10.00 (covers lunch and dinner on Saturday and even breakfast on Sunday)

Our focus will be on training and improving those aspects of our Combative Arts system that most fighters struggle with.
We'll be doing lots of drills, sparring and training. Unarmored and armored. We promise a FULL day of training, food, fun and fellowship!
Guest instructors are being lined up at the time of this posting!
You will get LUNCH, DINNER, A&S activities (for our non-combatant guests), a ROUNDTABLE FORUM and even a REVEL!
Crash and camp space is available!
RSVP's needed by April 14th, 2010
For more information please drop us a note on this forum with your email address OR you can write to us at dcamville@hughes.net.
We hope to share a great gathering with many of you!

In Service,

Viscount RIchard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP
(NOTE: This is NOT an official SCA event)
 

Dux Lucan from the East Kingdom will be in the Kingdom of An tir on Saturday, April 17, 2010 and he will be teaching a sword and shield focused class. The class is open to everyone of all skill levels.

Where: Kennydale Elementary School, 1700 NE 28th St, Renton, WA 98056 -- Take I-5 to I-405, take exit 6 off I-405, the school is on the eastside of the freeway right off the I-405 in Renton and is impossible to miss. Come in the front entrance and we will be fighting in the Gym and perhaps outside as well if the weather is nice.

When: Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 10 am to 3 pm Cost: $15.00 -- no preregistration necessary -- bring your money to class, cash is always appreciated, but checks made out to the Shire of Wyewood work too.

Bring your armor and notetaking materials. Water, sports drinks and snacks will be provided. PLEASE NO BLACK SOFT SOLED SHOES!!!

Questions?: Contact Sir Rauokinn at either mistyed@hotmail.com or (206) 923-1895

I just have to say I dont know why i didnt goto gulf war sooner. It was AMAZINGLY badass cup o blam was fill and emptied 5 times over.

For Sale: Gambeson/Arming Cotte
 
Made by Revival/Circa 1400.
All natural fibers(100% cotton) for padding, lining and shell.
Black in color.
Size: LARGE (chest size 46)
NEVER USED! Washed once in cold water and hung dry to soften the material.
The gambeson/arming cotte/zuparello features hand made cloth buttons which will not break in combat and which compress nicely under armour.

The arms feature the “grand assiette” construction, which enables a wonderful range of motion and movement of the arms--even over the head--without drawing the hip region upward or cutting the area under the arms open (which seems dangerous, given how frequently historical texts thrust under the arm!).
This arming cotte design is field-proven and is designed by Brian R. Price and Deborah St. James, as shown in Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction.

Asking $150.00 (SHIPPING INCLUDED in continental U.S)
PICTURES AVAILABLE!
If interested please drop me a note at dcamville@hughes.net

WHAT: COMBATIVE ARTS DAY 2 "A Day Devoted To The Study Of Armored Combat"
DATE: April 17th 2010
TIME: Registration at 8:30am. First class at 10:00am
WHERE: 2735 Possum Creek Lane  Placerville, CA. 95667
RSVP's must be recieved by April 14th 2010. RSVP's should include the NUMBER of folks in your party, if you will need crash/camp space and any food alergies you may have.
FEE: $10.00 (Gets you LUNCH, DINNER and a REVEL!

This is NOT AN OFFICIAL SCA EVENT!!!
This training day is being sponsored by Chateau de Camville and is being held at a private reseidence.
The day will be broken up into three parts. Part 1 will be focused on Aspects Of Defense. Part 2 will focus on Aspects of Attack. Part 3 is Bringing It Together. We will do MANY drills, slow-work and focused sparring. Part of the day will be partially armored (helms). Sparring will be done in armor.
We will have a Herald's Consultation Table set up.
We are looking for volunteers to teach A&S classes.
For more information or to RSVP (we'll send you an information letter with directions) please drop us a note at:  dcamville@hughes.net

Thanks!

Viscount Richard de Camville, KSCA, OL, OP