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published by klaus_mack
The Maryland Renaissance Festival is a recreation of a 16th century English village. It starts end of August and lasts almost until end of October. (by Klaus Mack)
published by conquistador1979
A day at the Renaissance Faire in Bristol Wisconsin
published by janicebaxter
Ireland's Cullahill Castle, built in 1425, Co. Laois, Ireland - ancestoral home of the FitzPatrick family... destroyed by Cromwell.
published by heengin
With its splendid location and charming medieval atmosphere, hardly any other town is able to captivate its visitors in quite the same way as Rothenburg. A walk through this town is an unforgettable encounter with bygone centuries.
published by anthony_rat
Pictures of the ruins of Beeston Castle in Cheshire, England. 22 miles from Liverpool and 10 miles from the historic town of Chester.
published by el_khalafawi
These are pictures of the Five-Petalled Rose festival (2002) that takes place each year in Cesky Krumlov. For three days the town returns to a place of beggars, knights, lords and ladies.
published by neulengbach
No flash allowed in the Neue Burg's museum of armor
published by neulengbach
Sept 8 2007
published by rubberchick
Every four years, my small hometown of Landshut, situated to the North-East of Munich rolls back the years to celebrate the wedding of Hedwig (the daughter of the Polish King) and Georg (son of the town?s Duke) which took place in 1475.
published by hjkret
Pictures of Castle Herzberg an annual knights tournament
published by kagegr
published by cchottel1
Pictures of Ohio Renaissance Festival 2001
published by lisicica
published by _almalou
A visit in june 2002 to one of the largest and best preserved Crusader castles.
published by toveza
Pilgrimage of the Knights of Columbus to the Immaculate Conception Shrine
published by dpfaerie
photos of the medieval festival at the amana colonies in September 2003.
Pictures about knights
picture: View of rampart from inside the fort.
published by: mikesey
The innermost rampart would of course have been extremely high, and stone-lined. It has worn over the centuries.
It would have had a huge wooden palisade fence, with sentry walkways and watchtowers on top.
picture: View towards Dorset.
published by: mikesey
Dorset is the next county to the South and South west, to the East is Wiltshire, renown for it's megalithic monuments such as Stonehenge and Avebury stone circles.
The small village you see to the bottom right of shot, is Sutton Montis.