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The VineNewsletter for the Barony of AnealaSociety for Creative Anachronism
Volume 24 Issue 05September AS LII/2017
ContentsRegnum
Baronial Missive
Kingdom of Lochac A&S Competitions
Calendar
Regular Activities
Local Lochac Guild Contacts
Online Resources & Group Websites
About The Vine
Stefan and BranwenKing and Queen of Lochac
Regnum
Baron Dameon & Baroness [email protected]
Champion of the Sword Richard FerrowreChampion of the Bow Ulfr fra JorvikChampion of the Rapier Andre de MontsegurChampion of Arts & Sciences Branwen of WerchesvordeBard of Aneala Elizabeth Rowe
SeneschalNathan [email protected]
Arts & SciencesMery of [email protected]
MarshalRichard [email protected]
Herald Blackwing PersuviantBest Pickel [email protected]
ChatelaineAlessandra de [email protected]
WebministerNathan [email protected]
ReeveElizabeth [email protected]
ConstableElizabeth [email protected]
ChroniclerMargarita [email protected]
List KeeperBranwen of [email protected]
Rapier Marshal (interim)Baron [email protected]
Captain of the ArchersKilic ibn Sungur ibn [email protected]
From Dameon and Leonie, Baron and Baroness of Aneala, to the populace of Aneala, greetings.
What a busy month this has been. Dameon has travelled to Pennsic, where he represented Lochac in the Rapier Champions' Tournament, imbibed much gin, and thoroughly enjoyed himself.
Leonie attended and competed in the Golden Thimble Challenge. Complete sets of garb were made by three teams, in English 14th, Burgundian 15th and English 16th Century style. The winner was the Elizabethan team of Baroness Leonie, Lady Elizabeth Severn, and our model Anna Headon. Well done to all teams for an amazing amount of hard work over 22 hours, and to the steward, Mistress Branwen, and Master Kilic. for keeping us all on track and well-fed.
Then, to end the month, we were graced with the presence of their Majesties Steffan and Branwen, who attended the Bal d'Aneala and the Baroness's Fighter Auction.
The Bal was great fun, and at his Majesty's request, included the first (and possibly the last) performance of the Noodle dance. Congratulations to Lady Avalon of the Isles, the new Bard of Aneala, who delighted us with her song about the trials of sewing. Congratulations also to those who received awards from the hands of their Majesties:Order of the Pelican: Lucia Delli Fenice Award of Arms: Issac Underwode Award of Arms: Rylan Oke Star & Lily: Anne of Gyllingeham Rowan: Elizabeth Rowe
The following day we gathered in Hyde Park, for the Baroness's Fighter Auction. The fighters were anonymously auctioned, by his Majesty and the Baroness, and identified only as a mythical beast. Lord Loki, newly returned to Aneala and identified as Ratatoskr, the Squirrel who lives in Ygdrysil, won the armoured tourney, while Baron Dameon, identified as the Djinn, won the Rapier tourney. Thanks to all those who fought, bought fighters, or donated prizes.Congratulations to those whom their Majesties honoured with awards that day:Augmentation of Arms: Nathan Blacktower Rowan: Dino de MaltaRowan: Dameon GreybeardRowan: Leonie de Grey Golden Poyntel: Catherine d'ArcGolden Poyntel: llaria de ValeGolden Poyntel: Konrad HilderbrandtGolden Poyntel: Kilic ibn SungarGolden Poyntel: Anne of GillinghamGolden Poyntel: Sorcha inghean Uí Bhradagáin
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Don't forget to book for the Anealan Championship Weekend, now only two weeks away. The Steward is Lady Renonys and the theme of the event is “Live the Dream”. We invite you to compete for the honour of being the Anealan Champion of the Sword (armoured), the Rapier (fencing), the Bow (archery), and the Arts and Sciences. The only exclusions are if you are champion in another group (most likely Abertridwr), or if you are not prepared to fulfil the duties of the Champion should you win.
Complete details of upcoming events are posted to the Announce and Populace email lists, the Baronial website, and on Facebook.
Finally, we must apologise for not listing sooner the awards given at May Crown by their former Majesties Ariston and Lilavati. The following gentles, from Abertridwr, Aneala and Dragons Bay received the following awards:Elizabeth of House Anwyn Award of ArmsJacqueline of St Basils Award of ArmsMissa de Bradford Award of ArmsRomana Ward of the Midlands Award of ArmsBella Romana Valori: Golden TearCatherine of Aneala: Golden TearElizabeth Rowe: Golden TearKelly of Aneala: Golden TearImar mac Mailcollum: Golden TearSorcha inghean Uí Bhradagáin: Golden TearBest Pickel Ambberger Star and LilySláine inghean Uí Ruadháin Star and LilyUlfr Fra Jorvik Star and LilyWolfgang Germanicus Star and LilyImar mac Mailcollum Golden SwordKonrad Hildebrandt Golden SwordRichard Ferrowre Golden SwordGaiacomo Quarasma Dell Castillo Golden Rapier Branwen of Werchesvorde RowanIlaria de Vale CockatriceMery of Ellersly CockatriceGalen Wulfric Silver Pegasus
Until next timeYours in Service
LeonieBaroness of Aneala
November Crown LI (2017) hosted by the Barony of Ynys Fawr● A saga● Armour● From Norse culture
Twelfth Night (2018) hosted by the Barony of Rowany● Inspired by bees● Painted● Science
May Crown LI (2018) hosted by Rowany Festival● Item for an archer● Smellable● A meeting of Mediterranean cultures
Midwinter (2018) hosted by the Barony of St Florian de la Riviere● Item intended for pilgrimage/travel● Foraged● German
November Crown (201) hosted by ???● Cheese & Dairy● Forged● From the 16th century
For more information, please refer to the Lochac A&S websiteartsandsciences.lochac.sca.org
Entries for interstate events need to be sent at least 2 weeks prior to be received for judging or have other arrangements made.
Kingdom of Lochac A&S Competitions
I II III - Sunday – Training - See regular activitiesIV VVIVII VIII IX X - Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesXIXII XIIIXIVXV XVI XVII – Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesXVIIIXIX XX XXI XXII - Friday – Anealan Championship – Ern Halliday Recreation CampXXIII - Saturday – Anealan Championship – Ern Halliday Recreation CampXXIV – Sunday – Anealan Championship – Ern Halliday Recreation CampXXV XXVI XXVIIXXVIIIXXIXXXX
Please note that the Chronicler is not all-knowing and as such, some information may be incorrect. Always double check your dates before committing!
CalendarSeptember
I – Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesII III IV VVI VII VIII – Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesIX X XI XII XIII XIVXV – Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesXVI XVII XVIII XIX XX – Friday – Council – See regular activitiesXXIXXII - Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesXXIIIXXIVXXV XXVI XXVII XXVIIIXXIX - Sunday – Training – See regular activitiesXXXXXXI
Please note that the Chronicler is not all-knowing and as such, some information may be incorrect. Always double check your dates before committing!
CalendarOctober
Baronial Council Meeting
3rd Friday of the month, 7:00pm arrival for a 7:30pm startContact Nathan: [email protected]
Scribes Calligraphy & Illumination SCA sign in requiredContact Mistress Branwen for session times.Contact Branwen: [email protected]
Music and SingingThis is not an offical SCA event. Practices held twice a month. Times and venues vary and are posted on our Yahoo grouphttp:launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/CeoltoiriAnealaFor more info join this group or contact Catherine: [email protected]
Baronial Armoured, Rapier & Archery TrainingSundays, 10am – 12pm, Lake Monger Primary School, Dodd St, WembleyContact Richard: [email protected]
Dragon's Bay TrainingSundays from 9-9:30am, Casuarina Wellard Community Hall, corner of Mortimer Rd and Barker Rd Casuarina – 2km from the freeway at the Mortimer Rd exit.
College of St. Basil Armoured & Rapier TrainingWednesday (Armoured) & Thursday (Rapier) 5pm to 7pm, Oak Lawn, UWA
Abertridwr Armoured, Archery Training & Arts & SciencesSundays, 1pm at Wandi Progress Association Hall, De Haer Rd, WandiContact Galen: [email protected]
Regular Activities
Guild of the Silver RondelThe dance guild in the Kingdom of Lochac which encourages pre 17th century dancing, holds competitions and also holds the Bal d'Argent, which is the social dance event of the year.Contact Mistress Catherine: [email protected]
Royal Fibre Guild of LochacFor those interested in the arts, crafts and history of all textile matters. We encourage the doing, researching and teaching of fibre related skills as seen in pre 1600 cultures. We include weavers, spinners, dyers, cord makers, felters, knitters, njalbinders and lace makers.Contact Lady Elizabeth: [email protected]
Royal Guild of DefenceResearching and teaching of the period martial arts of Europe, as detailed in the various extant fencing and wrestling manuals.Contact Baron Dameon: [email protected]
Worshipful Company of BroiderersThe aim of the Company is to advance the study and practice of pre-1600 AD European needlework in Lochac and in the Known World.Contact Baroness Leonie: [email protected]
Local Lochac GuildContacts
Barony of Aneala (Perth, WA) aneala.lochac.sca.orgCanton of Dragons Bay lochac.sca.org/dragonsbayCollege of St Basil the Great (UWA) sca.org.au/basilShire of Abertridwr (South of Perth, WA) abertridwr.orgKingdom of Lochac (Australia & New Zealand) lochac.sca.orgSCA Corporate (Australia) sca.org.auSCA Corporate (World-wide) sca.org
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Online Resources &Group Websites
This is the September 2017 issue of the Vine (Volume 24, Issue 05), a publication of the Barony of Aneala of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. (SCA, Inc.). The Vine is available from Stephanie Matthews ([email protected]). It is not a corporate publication of SCA, Inc. and does not delineate SCA, Inc. policies. Copyright © 2017 Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. For information on reprinting photographs, articles, or artwork from this publication, please contact the Chronicler, who will assist you in contacting the original creator of the piece. Please respect the legal rights of our contributors.The Vine is not an official publication of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) and does not delineate SCA policy. The official newsletter for the Society in Australia is Pegasus, which is available from the Registrar at:
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