Lord Leonardo di Pergola

Daniel Jonsson

Skogsbrynet 3

90343 Umeå Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569, +46-70-4495728

E-mail: lkj@acc.umu.se, lkj@obbit.se

Lady Zölderdödy Alena

mka Jenni lindholm

Yo-kylä 21 A 24

20540 Turku Finland

tel. +358 40 595 7888

alena_z@hotmail.com

HL Margurite Dinard

Tonda Pratt

Dumpling House, Dumpling Bridge Lane

Lakenheath, Suffolk IP27 9JU England

phone: 44 (0) 1842 862654

e-mail: Tondapratt@aol.com

Master Terafan Greydragon

Peter Barclay

Arkansas Str 2512 #A-4

Patch Kaserne 70569 Stuttgart

phone: 49 (0) 711 678 7542

e-mail: barclayp@eucom.mil

Now, onto Drachenwald today

m.k.a. Cecilia Aneér

Lindsbergsgatan 9B 2tr.

752 40 UPPSALA Sweden

E-mail: cecilia_aneer@yahoo.se

Monday Singing

Tuesday Lectures in the field of arts and science.

Wednesdays Scriptorium

Thursdays Dance

Occasional activates:

The group is also sewing new garbs on difference occasions.

Comment:

There is a new MoAS in the shire of Aros.

Lady Eyba Önnersdotter Skram

mka Hanne Romanus

Sallerupsvägen 26 c

212 18 Malmö

Sweden

Phone: +46-40-183958

E-mail: eyba@user.bip.net

Activities:

They have activities like embroidery with Lady Eyba. Heavy fighting with

Gabriel Ulvhufud (Henrik Dentz) and dance with Kirsti Önnersdotter Skram

(Johanna Nygren Spanne)

Comment:

There is a new MoAS in the shire of Attemark.

Steinar Vidfamne

m.k.a Johannes Mattila

Brogatan 2a

97432 Luleå

Sweden

Phone: +46-920-88648

E-mail: johannes.mattila@tullverket.se

No activities.

Comment:

There are still no activities for the local group.

Lady Alazaïs

m.k.a. Anna Andersson

Sweden

E-mail: teflonhjarnan88@hotmail.com, Anna.Andersson@aohab.se

Weekly Activities:

Tuesday: Craft meeting with different crafts like illumination, calligraphy,

shoe making, armor construction and other crafts that fits into that

category.

Project:

To make a new pavilion and some banners for the shire.

Comment:

There is a new MoAS in the shire of Gotvik. The local group has just

obtained new premises. They are also planning to have cooking classes. They

are also planning to sew a new pavilion for the local group.

Stephan Lange von Löwenbourg

m.k.a Pär Nyman

Fullriggarv. 21

865 32 Alnö

Sweden

Phone: +46-60-585422

Comment:

No Report.

Holmrike

Jodis Ebbesdottir

m.k.a. Josephine Ögren

Hillerödsgränd 3

164 46 KISTA

Sweden

Phone: +46-8-892263

E-mail: jodis@telia.com, josephine.ogren@mdkonsult.com

SCA member number: 122440

Weekly Activities:

Mondays: Handicraft-days they make things together at the Holmrike-cabin,

depending on whim. Activities are around bows, arrows, embroidery, sewing,

and chain mail. They are also painting a tapestry with heraldic weapons,

Illumination and repairing of armor. Siegrid Haake is responsible for the

activities. About 10-20 people attend this meeting.

Tuesdays: Fencing and archery with Morna ni Conchubor. They are also

building armor in the cabin.

Saturdays: Fencing with Morna ni Conchubor.

Sundays: Heavy fighter practice with Harmann Rogge and Gilliam Blackhorn.

About 4-10 people attend this meeting.

Event:

Midwinter feast (16/12-17/12). Good food, no that much heavy fighting. Only

four people attended. There was no arts and science activities this year.

The Feast (27/1-28/1). New event with good food. No heavy fighting and no

arts and science activities.

Project:

Heinrinch Hartnagel is finished with the book… Jodis Ebbesdottir is working

on the rules for borrowing books and categorization of the books. Local

members have given books to the collection.

Walderik Birgersson Gröne

m.k.a. Mats Bergström

Sweden

E-mail: mabe013@lollo.lg.posten.se

Weekly Activities:

Tuesdays: Craft meeting with different lectures.

Comments:

There is a new MoAS in the shire of Juneborg.

Olav Eriksson Örnklo

m.k.a. Björn Hellqvist

Naustenavägen 24B

541 43 Skövde

E-mail: enda@algonet.se

Comment:

No report.

Rodorm Faste

m.k.a. Sven-Ingvar Romin

Botsmunds, Västerhejde

62148 Wisby

E-mail: si.romin@gotlandica.se

Weekly Activities:

Thursday: Different A&S classes.

Sunday: Armor classes.

Cecilia Thomasdotter

m.k.a. Hanna Norgren

C/O Kosovac

Mariehemsv. 27 o

906 52 Umeå

Sweden

Phone: +46-730-3677364

E-mail: hanna.norgren@fceduc.umu.se

Weekly Activities:

Monday: Craft day or lectures in the field of arts and science. There is

also dancing after the local meeting if anyone is interested.

Comments:

Sewing classes will start on Thursdays.

Sigrid von Himmelsberch

m.k.a. Kristin Fungdal

Skogsbrynet 3

90343 Umeå

Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569

E-mail: kicki_fu@hotmail.com

Weekly Activities:

Thursdays: Craft day or lectures in the field of arts and science. Different

persons are responsible for the activities. About 5-14 people attend this

meeting.

Monthly Activities:

There is a sewing weekend once a month.

There is a small feast every other month.

Event:

Lucia feast (9 December)

Viterbanes feast I (9-11 February)

Comment:

There is a new MoAS in the local group of Viterheim. Kristin will only be

MoAS until the annual meeting.

Ericus Astrologicus

m.k.a. Torbjörn Boström

Björnvägen 300c

90643 Umeå

Sweden

Phone(weekends): +46-(0)90-121780

Phone: +46-(0)90-42738

Mobile: +46-(0) 70-6264323

E-mail: ericus_a@hotmail.com

Weekly Activities:

Wednesdays: Heavy fighting

Saturday: Craft meeting with different kinds of lectures.

Sunday: Heavy fighting

Comments:

There is a new MoAS in the local group of Ögirheim.

(Finland)

Yes, here it is, and NOTE!: in time. Unfortunately it will be a little short. this time, I don't know why. But almost all the cantons reported. I consider it a start. Also, I'm including a list of the contact details of the MoASes in the cantons, and the few villages I have details for. Unfortunately I have not been able to contact all the panache holders of Aarnimetsä yet, but I will get on the matter as soon as possible.

And yet the final business before the actual report: I will be handing in my office to my successor in the Baronial investiture in September (date has not yet been settled), and thus am setting oput the job for grabs. I already have some people interested on the job (thank heavens there's still crazy people in the world!) and will probably soon introduce them to you. Not necessarily on my next report, but as soon as the decicion is made.

Without further adieu, here it is:

The Quarterly Report for the Barony of Aarnimetsä from November 15th, 2000 to February 15th, 2001

They have goten their act together and settled down continuous dates fro meetings. every other tuesday it's craft time, and wednesdays there the open library evening for every scholar at Mistress Jaella's. Cooking gatherings are being planned also. Earlier this winter they held a small games event with plenty of arts and sciences alongside with the gaming. They have also planned to bring forth more of the scientific part, and holdong classes in Mediaval studying.

No report. (I'm working on it, honestly!)

(My worries were for nothing. I received a report (three pages long). Apparently the MoAS in Kaarnemaa has just simply been too busy finishing her masters that she forgot reporting. Understandably. She is also looking for a new MoAS to take over, since she has held the office for more than two, perhaps even three, years. A well deserved vacation, if you ask me.) They have held several demos trying hard to lure new members in, but unfortunately the weather was not on their side. but they collected some 12 new members which is worth the effort in a small place like Aarnimetsä. They are still continuing dancing and crafts every week, but also cooking (the food they've made sounds too good to be true!), and study circles, with lectures on Middle Ages over all. On top of this all, they've practiced some archery, music, and calligraphy and illumination. (what can I say? I forgive for missing one report. I can see why they've been busy ;>)

(After some serious kicking i've finally located the Poukka MoAS, so we can expect reports in time and every quarter) They ahd an event in December with many a merrymaking, and lots of singing and music. They have even gathered up a group that performs outside SCA, that is; in the Mundania. They are planning a demo-tape for their ensemble. For the spring they're planning, dancing, singing, cooking, handcrafts, and everything else they can think of and has a chance to do. Overall they seem to be keeping happily busy.

They're still continuing their weekly meetings: dance on Mondays, crafts on Tuesdays, music and singing on wednesdays. They have also kept busy making armour, and dancing at the local casttle every third Sunday.

They're busy planning the big event coming this spring. They've also managed to hold a armouring course, with quite some people participating in the action.

They keep continuing the normal dance practices and fighting practices and are planning to start craft meetings and cooking as soon as they can locate a place for it.

Nothing much has been going on, just some personal study on clothing by the local MoAS, who has also been consulting the new members all around the area on their costuming. A meeting is being planned in the near future...

Thye've been doing dancing and crafts and cooking. Thye have found a site to hold meeting in, so perhaps their circles are starting up more efficiently...

That pretty much covers it. We have had a few A&S competitions (I'm getting pretty good at organizing them) with amazing results. Especially the metal and woodwork I've seen in these competitions had been breathtaking. Mostly people have been on Christmas holiday or just down by the dark. An A&S event is being planned by the Order of the Silver Knot to be conected to the Aarnemetsä tent camp. Now it's just the oncoming Crown Tourney that's keeping me busy.

Following are the reports I have received for this quarter. As you can tell from the lack of reports, the Isles are in a downward decline in the area of Arts and Science reports. I have written a letter addressing monthly reporting last quarter but with the response I received, I don't think it will work. I prefer monthly reports myself, but I can't report what I don't get. Of course Ireland is always up to something but I have not received their report as of yet. It tends to run about half a month late for some reason.

Isles regional A & S is up and coming but due to the fact the my other half will be leaving soon and spending a great deal of time in the desert for the next bit or so, I will not be able to attend the event. Other than the reports that follows, that's about it for us in the Isles. Winter months always seen to be slow so I can only hope that the A & S will pick up in theSpring.

In Service,

HL Marguerite Dinard

mark.surber@tesco.net

Currently there is nothing at all to report from this shire, members are currently out of country or unavailable for meetings for last few months. The only significant item from previous months as part of the quarter has been the help we have given the RAF Alconbury High School in their adaptation of Romeo and Juliet play with costume creation and fight scene choreography

Lady Valeria delle Stelle di Fiorenza

(Leda Filippopoulou)

32 Hirwain St, Cathays

Cardiff, CF24 4JH, Wales, UK

-We held a banner-making workshop for decorations at St. Catherine's Day event.

-After that we had a sewing workshop to finish works-in-progress for Coronation.

-We are in the process of organising a Brewers and Cooking Guild, meeting hopefully every forthnight.

- We are also thinking of hosting Bards' Night IV next March-April, and are currently looking for sites.

-People are fast preparing for Champions of the Isles. There will be another sewing workshop and possibly a music gathering.

A and S Officer: Katherine of Thamesreach

Patricia Hunt

79a Athenlay Rd

Nunhead

London

SE15 3EN

e-mail patricia.hunt@kcl.ac.uk

mb:079-32004290

nothing special has happened but we are alive and kicking general arts and sciences workshop on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month Lady Lucrezia-Isabella di Freccia has planed for a series of 5 cooking workshops, however the first has been repeatedly postponed. We have had a second Brewers Guild workshop, and have also had an outing to Westminster Abbey.

Things have been quiet but from the meeting minutes the following has been gleened.

Sept

Samiliya-Embroidery ongoing on three horse motif

Margaret- Made Faux miniature broach & childs elizabethan shirt

James Mahanna- Brewed mead with local Honey

October

Liz- Elizabethan Dress

Chris- Viking Undershirt and tehy did a speech fro one of the Homeschools on Garb

Heather- 4 Scrolls calligraphed

Jim- Chain mail

November

Liz- Made Elizabethan Dress, A Piece, 2 sets of Sleeves and 3 hats

January Meeting cancelled nothing reported for December

January

Heather- 2 Scrolls calligraphed, 2 viking aprons

Wolfram- Linen under tunic for Viking Garb

Jim LaMasters- Made Shield

Pam LaMasters- Needlework Favour

Wolfram-Attended Gothic HArp Course in Harpelstane

There is the plan for A&S activities on the 3rd Thursday every month. The first will be 15 Feb and the subject is Heraldry to be held at Wolfram and Genna's.

Chris and Liz for their January stuff it's as follows:

Chris-Black wool Viking Dress, Yellow wool apron and hat to match, Red Viking undershirt

Liz-2 Elizabethan bodices, 2 sleeves, 3 hats and an Irish Overdress

Your Ladyship,

The following is the thin Continental Arts and Sciences report.

1) Groups reporting from the Continent:

Blauwasser

Daniela

Daniela Brommer

Drachensheim

Alvilda in fogr

Danielle Hansen

Isengau

Margerite von Buchholtz

Valerie Scheppe

Knights Crossing

Karena the Dancer

Kathy Ackerman

Rauchenderberg

Ke Pua O'havanavana (O'lala)

Dina M. Harmon

Schwarz-Loch

Baron Galwin McGilliland

David McGilliland

Turmstadt

Oísín McMurragh

Kurt Hübers

Chateau du Ciel

Thomas de Longueville

Eric Plouvin

Ad Flumen Caerulum

Katharina v. Woinovich

Susanne Mayer

Celanna

filed by Lady Anya Mstyslavyaya

(Jennifer Knox)

Campo di Fiamme (Not required)

2) Master Terafan Greydragon

Peter C Barclay

CMR 480, Box 639, APO, AE 09128

+49 (0)711-6786542

barclayp@eucom.mil

For contact info for local MoAS's, see listing above.

3) Nov 00 - Jan 01

4, 5, 6, and 7) see below

The shire of Blauwasser had two members attend University in November with one member teaching 3 classes. December had very little activity while January saw members starting to sew garb in preparation for the upcoming season.

We are still having weekly A&S meetings. Hans and Alvilda are busy doing leatherwork most of the time. Micheal always has something brewing in his basement.

Hans the Peasant- 3 leather jaks completed, and one more in the works. Alvilda in fogr- 1 leather pouch, 1 tunic, & 1 bodice completed, 1 leather jak and 1 leather pouch in progress. The wine she had been making finished fermenting. When racked we tried it. Hopefully a year of aging will do it some good. Micheal of Kennsdale- started a new batch of mead.

We are still having our usual bi-weekly A&S meetings. The on-going projects are sewing, embroidery, shoes and scroll making. Duncan and Marcellina did the calligraphy and illumination for a beautiful scroll for the winner of St. Matthieu's Tourney. This week we will be gathering with some people who do Viking recreation. We will exchange information and the Viking ladies will teach us tablet weaving.

KC is kicking alright! In January, we started an aggressive A&S program to boost our collective knowledge. Classes that were taught in January were Basics of the SCA (Lord Gene) and Pattern-making for garb (Lady Karena).

Upcoming classes are: 12 Feb--Armory-heraldic design (Lord Toenis), 26

Feb--SCA Filksongs (Lord Gorlan), 12 Mar--Basic Drumming (Elizabeth), 19

Mar--Herbal Remedies (Lady Isabeau), 26 Mar--Court Heraldry (THL Janos), 23

Apr--Hats (Lady Karena), 30 Apr--12th Cent. Visigothic Calligraphy (THL Janos)

A & S report.......Shire of Meadowmarsh

MOAS - Lady Maighread ni Fhlaithbheartaigh

mka Peggy Lynn

+49 (0)6048 - 950035

Report - Winter

Activities in the group

• Armour workshop special weekend with instructors from US;
• Developing garb and personas to go with and vice versa
• Ladies are still having sewing circles at fighter practices

• Dance workshops

• Meetings

We have regularly scheduled A & S meetings in my home where I have an extensive library of sources of medieval history, costume design, and fabrics etc. We pick a specific topic for the general A&S meeting lately we've been working on persona development and hats/shoes.

Coming projects - We will continue to focus on hats and shoes. We're planning our own intrashire A&S exhibition/documentation workshop April 21. Each member of the shire will bring a finished project or a work in progress. A documentation workshop will follow with mini-classespresented by shire members with special expertise. We have a potluck feast and revel to round out the day.

Individual Projects

• We always have fighters working on armour
• Shoe and hat making is in the works at the moment

A & S recognition

Will have more to report here after our exhibition next month.

We are still here, and are busy preparing for Feast of Fools. We are also well underway in preparation for Wench Wars I. The meetings have been held on Tuesdays as always. The place is still at the American Clubhouse in Schweinfurt. No irregular meetings had been called.

I have arranged for several A&S classes in up coming quarter. they include "medieval country line dancing" & "naughty undies through the ages", there are also serious classes on tricks of the trade to detail one's garb, advanced chain mail, leather work, blunts for arrows, and research and development of characters. I'm still working on a free night at the library.

As for awards: through my own research I have found that Roxanne/Cpt Molly & Sam/Sam the Tree are the ones who started this shire. ALL differences aside they BOTH have put forth quite a bit of effort into getting Rauchenderburg up and running. Also in the time that Cindy/Fiona has been seneschal, she has coordinated many trips, sewn for half the shire, and performed many good deeds that are too numerous to mention. I feel that these people should be recognized for the WORK they have done.

The Stronghold of Schwarzloch has been regularly holding A&S meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. We have been Alternating between a Class / Crafts Night one month and a Social / Movie night the following month.

This has worked out very well as it allows those who have not finished the previous months project or who still needs help to get both the next month while the others are watching garb or Period style movies and entertaining the children.

Our present Project for this month's A&S is Period Shoes. Followed by an excursion to our Leather provider so our growing populace can make same said items.

We have an average turn out of 1/2 to 3/4ths of our populace attending these

gatherings and classes at any time.

Due to this we are presently working on relocating the meetings to a larger place on the Katterbach Base.

Turmstadt has been busy with regular classes about one per month. Two potttery workshops were held, one in December and one in January.

Personal projects of populace: Lord Aethstan of Wortham is working on a roman tent, Ulrike von Turmstadt is working on a viking tent & chair. People who are willing to share their knowledge are Lady Solveig, Lord Aethstan, Lady Theodora, Oisin McMurragh, Ulrike von Turmstadt, and probably more.

Name : Thomas Ely (Neil Carr)

Address : 39 Dane Street, Observatory, 7925, Cape Town, South Africa

Phone : (+27 11) 448 5956

Email : neil@zig.co.za

Time period covered by the report : Last Quarter

Nothing special on the Arts and Science field has happened ie no A&S-themed

events or competitions

List of regular and irregular meetings:

• We do have regular meetings.

• Singing and Instrumental groups meet every week
• Armouring and Dancing meets once a month

We also have a monthly A&S evening. The first one of the year was a general bring-ye-owne-craft-project, as well as a social event to decide on what projects and evening themes to follow in the year. Some things that have come up.we will attempt, throughout the year, to produce craft items that, at year's end, will go to a craft market stall at the local market, proceeds to go to funding either the Shire newsletter or the Pavilion Fund. We (at the suggestion of the Exchequer) have instituted the Shire Treasure Chest. This started with a pair of (OOP) boots that was donated to the Shire - in order to get it out of the chest, two items had to be "ransomed" for it.

List of MoASes in Nordmark 2001-01-15

Leonardo di Pergola

m.k.a. Daniel Jonsson

Skogsbrynet 3

90343 Umeå

Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569, +46-70-4495728

E-mail: lkj@acc.umu.se, lkj@obbit.se

m.k.a Cecilia Aneér

Lindsbergsgatan 9B 2tr.

752 40 UPPSALA

Sweden

E-mail: cecilia_aneer@yahoo.se

Lady Eyba Önnersdotter Skram

mka Hanne Romanus

Sallerupsvägen 26 c

212 18 Malmö

Sweden

Phone: +46-40-183958

E-mail: eyba@user.bip.net

Steinar Vidfamne

m.k.a Johannes Mattila

Brogatan 2a

97432 Luleå

Sweden

Phone: +46-920-88648

E-mail: johannes.mattila@tullverket.se

Lady Alazaïs

m.k.a. Anna Andersson

Sweden

E-mail: teflonhjarnan88@hotmail.com, Anna.Andersson@aohab.se

Stephan Lange von Löwenbourg

m.k.a Pär Nyman

Fullriggarv. 21

865 32 Alnö

Sweden

Phone: +46-60-585422

Jodis Ebbesdottir

m.k.a. Josephine Ögren

Hillerödsgränd 3

164 46 KISTA

Sweden

Phone: +46-8-892263

E-mail: jodis@telia.com, josephine.ogren@mdkonsult.com

m.k.a. Sandra Dahlberg-Åstrand

Hembygdsgatan 14

571 35 Nässjö

Sweden

Phone: +46-380-11823

E-mail: hogharold@hotmail.com

Walderik Birgersson Gröne

m.k.a. Mats Bergström

Sweden

E-mail: mabe013@lollo.lg.posten.se

Rodorm Faste

m.k.a. Sven-Ingvar Romin

Botsmunds, Västerhejde

62148 Wisby

Sweden

E-mail: si.romin@gotlandica.se

Olav Eriksson Örnklo

m.k.a. Björn Hellqvist

Naustenavägen 24B

541 43 Skövde

Sweden

E-mail: enda@algonet.se

Cecilia Thomasdotter

m.k.a. Hanna Norgren

C/O Kosovac

Mariehemsv. 27 o

906 52 Umeå

Sweden

Phone: +46-730-3677364

E-mail: hanna.norgren@fceduc.umu.se

Sigrid von Himmelsberch

m.k.a. Kristin Fungdal

Skogsbrynet 3

90343 Umeå

Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569

E-mail: kicki_fu@hotmail.com

Jonae Smolandius

m.k.a. Mats J Brandt

Phone: +46-(0)36-130735

E-mail: No e-mail.

Ericus Astrologicus

m.k.a. Torbjörn Boström

Björnvägen 300c

90643 Umeå

Sweden

Phone(weekends): +46-(0)90-121780

Phone: +46-(0)90-42738

Mobile: +46-(0) 70-6264323

E-mail: ericus_a@hotmail.com

Vacant:

Baggeholm, Fiathundraland, Gefla, Ljunga

Addresses for the MoASes

Aarnimetsä, barony

Lady Zölerdödy Alena

mka Jenni lindholm

Yo-kylä 21 A 24

20540 Turku

Finland

tel. +358 40 595 7888

alena_z@hotmail.com

Hukka, canton

William Casteleyn

mka Ville Marttila

Kirstinharju 3 C 42

02760 Espoo

Finland

tel. +358 50 3673187

ville.marttila@helsinki.fi

Humalasalo, canton

Lady Aurora Winter

mka Aurora Raiskinen

Kaskenkatu 18 A 2

13100 Hämeenlinna

Finland

Kaarnemaa, canton

Lady Elisabeth Susi

mka Jenny Kangasvuo

Virkakatu 5 C 2

90570 Oulu

Finland

tel. +358 8 554 2247

jek@mail.student.oulu.fi

Poukka, canton

Maria Maununtytär

mka Satu Helenius

karhulantie 51 A 2

48600 Karhula

Finland

tel. +358 50 561 5781

satu_helenius@hotmail.com

Unikankare, canton

Sunniva Haraldsdatter

mka Joanna Leppäaho

Tungatan 4 C 11

20540 Turku

Finland

tel. +358 50 585 4297

joanna_mirjam@hotmail.com

Miehonlinna, incipient canton

Katariina af Ingata

mka Maiju Reiman

tel. +358 335 5853

riimukallo@sunpoint.net

Korpi, village

Lady Eilgri Korvenkukka

mka Suvituuli Sihvola

Tähkäkuja 5 B 24

01370 Vantaa

Finland

tel. +358 50 595 2916

Salpakallio, village

Lady Adeliz of Acle

mka Katja Fält

Nokikuja 4 as 13

40700 Jyväskylä

Finland

tel. +358 40 577 1209

kafalt@st.jyu.fi

Savilahti, village

Eir

mka Mirella Kanerva

Mesimarjakatu 2

50170 Mikkeli

Finland

tel. +358 50 328 4643

mirellamk@hotmail.com

Pont Alarc:

mark.surber@tesco.net

Incipient shire of Mynydd Gwyn:

Lady Valeria delle Stelle di Fiorenza

(Leda Filippopoulou)

32 Hirwain St, Cathays

Cardiff, CF24 4JH, Wales, UK

Thamesreach Shire:

Katherine of Thamesreach

Patricia Hunt

79a Athenlay Rd

Nunhead

London

SE15 3EN

e-mail patricia.hunt@kcl.ac.uk

mb:079-32004290

Flintheath:

THL Genna an Fhraoigh

Heather Dritz-Hammond

15 Coronation Place

Brandon, Suffolk England

phone: 44 (0) 1842 813021

e-mail: signet@drachenwald.sca.org