Warwickshire living history fairs - heads up.

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mountainm

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Would you consider the Living history fair to be "a day out" (worth a 4 hr return journey) - and would my 2 and 6 year old boys get bored if I try and drag him round?
 

decorum

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Would you consider the Living history fair to be "a day out" (worth a 4 hr return journey)

In my opinion, definately. If you cast your eye over the Midlands Meets section you'll see that there's a Meet on that weekend at North Wood ~ it's a nice site and an over night stop has got to make life (and the drive) easier ;) . Have a word with Steve (Woodspirits), he'll be able to put you in a better picture than I can.


and would my 2 and 6 year old boys get bored if I try and drag him round?

As with everything, no promises ... But my personal belief is that if you engage their minds they'll love most things there. A huge percentage of the traders are living history buffs who really know their stuff and get a massive buzz from interacting with interested customers (whether you purchase or not :approve: ). An added bonus is that many are not just traders of goods, but are living history professionals and are used to working with kids of all ages.
 

decorum

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Time to bump for the Autumn Fairs :D :~

The International Living History Fair ~ 26 to 28 October ~ link

The Original Reenactors Market (aka TORM) ~ 09 to 11 November ~ link



As with the last few autumn TORM fairs, there's a Meet booked to coincide with the event ~ link to Meet thread. The Meet site is approximately 10 miles from the fair.
 

treadlightly

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Time to bump for the Autumn Fairs :D :~

The International Living History Fair ~ 26 to 28 October ~ link

The Original Reenactors Market (aka TORM) ~ 09 to 11 November ~ link



As with the last few autumn TORM fairs, there's a Meet booked to coincide with the event ~ link to Meet thread. The Meet site is approximately 10 miles from the fair.


I've only been to TORM which I really enjoyed. Is there any difference between the two fairs?
 

decorum

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I've only been to TORM which I really enjoyed. Is there any difference between the two fairs?

It's much of a muchness but, generally, those who trade at TORM don't do the International. Saying that, there is getting to be more of a cross-over of traders.


My own preference is for the International and the only reason I don't do a Meet to coincide with it and TORM is due to the distance from RC.
 
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decorum

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Less than a week to go to The International ~ so Bump, Bump, Thrrp!


Time to bump for the Autumn Fairs :D :~

The International Living History Fair ~ 26 to 28 October ~ link

The Original Reenactors Market (aka TORM) ~ 09 to 11 November ~ link



As with the last few autumn TORM fairs, there's a Meet booked to coincide with the event ~ link to Meet thread. The Meet site is approximately 10 miles from the fair.
 

decorum

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It's on this weekend so one last time to bump autumn 2012's The International Living History Fair (26 to 28 October) ~ link




Autumn 2012's The Original Reenactors Market (aka TORM) in a couple of weeks ~ 09 to 11 November ~ link



As with the last few autumn TORM fairs, there's a Meet booked to coincide with the event ~ link to Meet thread. The Meet site is approximately 10 miles from the fair.
 

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