The Vine. July AS XLV. The Newsletter of the Barony of Aneala Volume 17, Issue 3

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1 The Vine July AS XLV The Newsletter of the Barony of Aneala Volume 17, Issue 3

2 Greetings from your Chronicler... As I worked on The Vine this past month my admiration for Lady Rosalind grew immensely. It is a daunting task to organise the majority of a newsletter entirely from ones own creativity. As Lady Rosalind was Chronicler for nearly two years she has nothing but my deepest respect. As this is the Barony s newsletter I ask of the populace what would you like to see here? Any articles, pictures or suggestions can be submitted to chronicler@aneala.sca.org.au If you currently have an advertisement or would like to have one in the merchants section please submit (or resubmit) your advertisement. Many Thanks, Margarita Rossetti A Missive from your Arts and Sciences Officer Greetings unto the populace of fair Aneala, from Baroness Jane Grenville. Please be advised that I am now seeking an enthusiastic gentle to take over the position of Baronial Arts and Sciences officer. Your duties, should you wish to take up this office, will include promoting the practice of the arts and sciences in the Barony by various means - such as workshops, group projects, and bringing arts and sciences works, both individual and collective, to the notice of the populace at large - to organise and run Arts and Sciences competitions and collegia at events, and to report both to the Baronial council and to the Kingdom Arts and Sciences officer at the appointed times throughout the year. Should you wish to find out more about the office or make known your interest, please contact either myself or Their Excellencies, Branwen and Kilic.

Regular Activities: Or, Where to Go, & What to Do, in the Barony of Aneala when not at an event Baronial Meeting 3rd Friday of each month from 7:30pm Contact Catherine seneshal@aneala.lochac.sca.

3 Regular Activities: Or, Where to Go, & What to Do, in the Barony of Aneala when not at an event Baronial Meeting 3rd Friday of each month from 7:30pm Contact Catherine Aachenfeld Armored Combat, Rapier & Archery Training Sunday 10am to 12pm Lake Monger Primary, Dodd St, Wembley Contact Nathan: (08) Abertridwr Training & Open House Wednesdays from 6pm The Bastion Kane: (08) Wandi Training & A&S Abertridwr & Dragons Bay Heavy, Archery & A&S Sunday from 12:30pm Wandi Progress Association Hall De Hare Road, Wandi College of St. Basil & Murdoch Training Thursday 4pm to 6 or 7pm Oak Lawn, UWA Contact Alanna Music Every second Monday Contact Jane on College of St. Basil & Murdoch Arts & Sciences Thursday evenings Guild Council Meeting Room, UWA Contact Alanna Scribes Calligraphy & Illumination Contact Branwen: (08) Monday pm

4 Heraldic Archery Tournament hosted by The Incipient Canton of Aachenfeld Date: 8th of August 10am set up, 11am event starts Location: Heathridge Primary School Oval Caridean Street, Heathridge Cost: $5 Adult Members, $7 Adult Non-Members $3 Child Members, $5 Child Non-Members (under 6yrs free) Steward: Isabel de Annesley, The Incipient Canton of Aachenfeld invites you to enjoy a novelty archery shoot and a chance to show off your heraldic displays. The programme will include a Field of Honour shoot, which will be a team competition, followed by a tournament style Device Shoot. Archers, please bring 5 copies of your device measuring 7 x 8 1/2 on A4 paper. A template is available from the Aachenfeld website. Allowances will be made for those who do not yet have a registered device; please contact the steward for further details. Please bring your blunt and sharp arrows, your group and personal heraldic displays, your consort and a dish for the pot-luck lunch table. November Crown Date: 4pm 5th of November (Friday) 5pm 7th of November (Sunday) Location: Ern Halliday Recreation Centre Cost: Dormitory $95, Camping $85, Day rates available Steward: Catalina de Gata Event website: In the land of the setting sun will rise banners most colourful and pavilions most splendid in anticipation of seeking the Heirs of Lochac. All who would witness are called to gather from November 5th, 2010 so that we may all prepare for the Tournament that will decide the next King and Queen of Lochac. There will be a Victory Ball in celebration of the heirs in the evening. On the day following the grand Tournament there will be displays of skill from the heavy combatants, Rapier fighters as well as the Target archers. Throughout the weekend there will be Arts and Sciences displays and competitions. Come one and all and gather in Aneala on such verdant lands that do border upon the crashing waves of the Western Ocean.

5 Anealan Midwinter Feast of the Elements Aneala s Midwinter Feast this year features the elements: earth, air, fire and water. Enjoy food, decorations, and entertainment centered around the elements as Aneala and her neighbours come together to celebrate the midpoint of Winter, and look towards the coming of Spring. An Arts and Sciences competition will be held, please submit items with an elemental theme. Saturday the 10th of July 6pm Midnight North Perth Town Hall 26 View Street, North Perth $30 SCA Members, $32 non members Please wear an attempt at pre 16th Century clothing To book please contact Elinor at elinorclifford@gmail.com Or speak to Elinor or Gillian in person $10 deposit required to confirm booking

6 Kingdom A&S Competitions Midwinter 2010* (Barony of Ildhafn): A carved item ( entries are encouraged if there is an issue with quarantine), Dance - (reconstruction details tbc), gardening - a treatise on the properties of a perfumed plant (in the style of Culpepper) November Crown 2010: Lace making, Glass - an item of glassware or stained glass, Aprons for working people (ie, craftspeople, smiths, cooks) 12th Night 2011: Illumination - a bestiary, Textiles - a handwoven item (excluding narrow wares) Preserves - dried or sugared fruit May Crown 2011: A cloak (any time period or style), Tudor or Elizabethan jewellery, An item used on a hunt Midwinter 2011: Linens (table cloths or hand towels), A Seal of your Barony, Shire, Canton or College, Jousting equipment I would humbly ask that you seek to promote the competitions in your group, by making people aware of them, possibly having a workshop day in relation to an item, helping to point people in the right direction for research, etc. As a reminder, submissions are fine (ie, if the item is too bulky to transport, or there are quarantine issues). If it is a research paper, it should be sent to the KMOAS two weeks in advance. Dates are to be finalised and they will be advertised in upcoming Pegasus. I thank you for your support with the Kingdom Competitions! YIS, Gwir verch Madog KMOAS

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MOTTESTONE AMOURIES TSCA Basket Hilts $45 Mitten-look Shield Guards $35 Murkins $90 per pair (strap articulated demigauntlets to disguise your gumbies).

7 Merchants Disclaimer The Vine, The Barony of Aneala and The Society for Creative Anachronism do not endorse the products or services offered here. These free advertisements are provided as a service to our readers, and appear only when space permits. MOTTESTONE AMOURIES TSCA Basket Hilts $45 Mitten-look Shield Guards $35 Murkins $90 per pair (strap articulated demigauntlets to disguise your gumbies). Custom armour both individual pieces and suits by arrangement. Shield blanks ~ P.O.A. I work in mild steel for SCA use. If you really want stainless I recommend shopping elsewhere or be prepared to pay less competitive prices. All items come with a 10-year fix-or-replace guarantee on my workmanship. Unfortunately I can t extend the same offer to materials. Prices good until Lochac Mid-winter 2008 Contact D Gaunt or pfryer@iinet.net.au The Hall of Antiquities Makers of Products and Replicas From History and Fantasy! Purveyors of munitions-grade armour and reenactor supplies, Historic Armouries invite you to look through their web site: New stock added regularly. If you don t see what you re looking for, ask, and we ll endeavour to get it for you. Wanted Any Old Armour (New is also acceptable) Do you have any unused armour lying around? Know someone who has armour gathering dust? Or some leather or basket hilts you no longer need? I'm looking for armour and other fighting equipment no longer being used to put together a few loaner suits so we can help our new and future fighters get into the action sooner, to enjoy the thrill of combat, the clash of arms, the braining of our mates and the exhilaration of inflicting pain upon others before they do it to us. If you have anything lying around or can hassle someone into donating a piece or two, I'll be at Baronial training each Sunday (if maybe a little late) or I can be contacted on: or centurion@iinet.net.au and we can arrange something Thank you greatly for any assistance Conan Brad & Sue Morris Phone: (08) Mobile:

8 Guilds in Aneala The Royal Guild of Defence for combat with civilian weapons Donnchadh Biaillie The College of Scribes for calligraphy and illumination Branwen of Werchesvorde- (08) The Guild of the Silver Rondel for dancing and playing music for dancing Catherine de Arc The Guild of Cooks cooking & non-alcoholic beverages Master Kilic - sb315098@bigpond.net.au (08) The Tailors, Haberdashers and Mercers Guild making of garments and accessories Catalina da Gata - gatan_oz@yahoo.com The Brewers, Vintners and Imbibers Guild alcoholic beverages The Fibre Guild for spinning, weaving, felting, and braiding Catherine de Arc -vertragis@arach.net.au The Herb and Garden Guild gardening and herbalism Catherine de Arc -vertragis@arach.net.au

9 Regnum King Bran and Queen Lilya of Lochac Prince Edmond of Shotley and Princess Leonore d Scotia Baron Kilic and Baroness Branwen of Aneala aneala@aneala.sca.org.au Seneschal: Bechtold Vollarc (08) seneschal@aneala.sca.org.au Reeve: Celestria Ashwood reeve@aneala.sca.org.au bella@allthingsmedieval.com.au Rapier Marshall: Donnchadh Baillie rapier@allthingsmedieval.com.au Constable: Columb mac Diarmata constable@aneala.sca.org.au Arts & Sciences: Baroness Jane Marshall: John Makeblise marshall@aneala.sca.org.au Herald Blackwing Persuviant: Cinara Baraceco herald@aneala.sca.org.au Captain of the Archers: Isabel de Annesley archer@aneala.sca.org.au Chronicler: Margarita Rossetti chronicler@aneala.sca.org.au List Keeper & Chatelaine: Bella Romana Valori Champion of the Sword: Conan Mor O Cuan Champion of the Bow: Richard of Aachenfeld Champion of the Rapier: Veil le Pantera A&S Champion: Alessandra de Florenza Bard of Aneala: Alanna Galliwoode

10 Online Resources Group Sites Barony of Aneala (Perth, Western Australia) Canton of Abertridwr (South of Perth, WA) Incipient Canton on Aachenfeld College of St Basil the Great (University of WA) aachenfeld/home Shire of Bosenberg (Southwest of Western Australia) Incipient Shire of Dragons Bay (between Abertridwr & Bosenberg) Kingdom of Lochac (Australia and New Zealand) SCA Corporate site (Australia) SCA Corporate site (World-wide) About The Vine About The Vine: This is Volume 17, Issue 3 (July A.S. XLIV / 2010) of The Vine, the newsletter of the Barony of Aneala. It is available from the Chronicler at chronicler@aneala.sca.org.au. 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 registrar@sca.org.au Submission Guidelines: The closing date for copy for The Vine is the Sunday evening after Baronial Council, which is normally the third Friday of the month. Advertising, including event flyers, should be formatted for an A5 page in text, Word, Publisher or similar format. PDFs are not preferred; please send original source documents instead. If in doubt, contact the Chronicler for more information. Copyrights: Official articles from Society Officers, event flyers and calendar information may be reprinted without further permission in newsletters and other publications of branches of the SCA. All copyright in original articles or art herein belongs with the respective contributors, who must approve all re-use. Please contact the Chronicler for all enquiries regarding re-publication of articles and artwork from The Vine. The Vine may use clip art from a variety of sources. If your art is featured here without your credit and/or permission, contact us, and we will properly credit you, or cease use of the art. Some artwork herein is Carol Hansen of DragonBear.com. And some courtesy of HeraldicClipart.com Disclaimer: The Vine, the Barony of Aneala and the SCA do not control web-sites other than their own, and so offer no warranty as to the suitability or content of external sites. You visit these sites at your own risk.

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