[Artemisia] Feast, A&S, Camping at Middle Eastern War

[Elsbet Sleggja]

Greetings all good gentles,
  
  Middle Eastern War (May 12-14) is nearly upon us, as those fierce  invaders from the Far East seek to conquer our lands in what has become  a constant, and yes almost predictable, annual battle.  Come and  help defend Arrows' Flight at the Castle Walls! 
  
  There will be a feast on Saturday night, consisting of:
  
  1st remove    Turkey (or chicken) Rice soup
      Hard rolls and butters (honey/plain/garlic)
  2nd remove    Pasties
      Romano & Noodles
  3rd remove    Minted Peas
      Ginger Carrots
  4th remove    Slow roasted Beef Brisket
      
  5th remove    Almond pound cake w/ raspberry sauce
      
  Feast reservations need to emailed or postmarked by 5/5 to Lady Kadrina  Tanskalainen at tuckerka at hotmail.com.  Our chef, m'lord Lenny, has  promised that his beef brisket slow roasting throughout the day--on  site--will tempt you all day long, so it's best that you make  reservations now.  Feast fees are $7 for adults, $3.50 for youth.
  
  There will be an Arts and Sciences competition as well, populace choice, with a prize going to the winner.
  
  CAMPING:  Camping on site is limited, and is first come first  serve, unless prior arrangements have been made with the  autocrat.  However, we are opening up a part of the lower field  (the south end of the main battlefield) to *PERIOD* tents or pavilions  for those who wish to camp there, in order to maintain the medieval  feel of the Castle grounds. We ask that those who camp on the lower  field in their *period* pavilions please make good use of the space and  place tents closely together.  Check with the site autocrat,  m'lord Michael MacCranney, if you have any questions about the  placement of your encampment. Remember, we do need to leave room for  the fighting and for at least two Baronial pavilions.
  
  Those with modern-era tents should camp up top.  There is also  parking space for RVs/trailers up top. Gentles at the Reeve table will  direct you if you're unfamiliar with the site.
  
  This is a dry site, as it is owned by the State of Utah.  Those  who visibly and obviously disregard this rule will be asked to leave,  by big men with sticks, of which we have plenty. 
  
  Most of all... come down to Arrows' Flight and have fun!   Feasting, fighting on the Castle, arts and sciences, CLASSES in  needlework and bellydancing and other things, an Hafla after all the  fighting and feasting is done... the best little event in the  Artemisian spring. See you there!
  
  (full event announcement and directions on www.arrowsflight.org)
  
  EXIT NUMBER CORRECTION-- Provo Center Street Exit is #265. It is incorrect in the Sage.
  
  --Lady Ellisif
  Seneschal
  Arrows' Flight
			
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