Will there be fires lit? If so could be great to do the shoot at dawn/dusk with half light and bonfire light.
Henrietta Williams's List: Britain
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Feb 17, 09
18th July, concert with 1812 Overture using real cannons. Spitfire display beforehand.
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UK General
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Celts
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Feb 02, 09
First weekend of May a dozen Celts to remember Beltayne. Simon contacted through Karl Gallagher karl@lugodoc.demon.co.uk\nContact David Ball at Hampshire Recreation \ndavid.ball@hants.gov.uk\n019 6286 0948\nfor info about cherry picker.
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Beltayne
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Because the Celts considered that their day began at sunset (and not at midnight like we do today) they would begin their feasts at sundown on the evening before the holy day. So, for example, the celebration of Samhain would begin at sunset on October 31st.
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Feb 05, 09
Current use of the base at Middle Wallop is for Army pilot training using the Islander, the Gazelle, the Lynx and the Apache AH Mk 1. Can we get them to fly overhead on the same day as the Danebury Ring re-enactment. Middle Wallop airbase was key in the Battle of Britain.
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The School of Army Aviation at Middle Wallop in Hampshire trains Army pilots using the Army's front line aircraft, the Islander, the Gazelle, the Lynx and the Apache AH Mk 1
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Romans (UK)
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Feb 04, 09
Planning a wall walk for September 2009, although no firm date as yet, they do one most years. H contacted by email and post, in touch with Catherine Conyard who's husband John is doing the walk. Contact nearer the time for details.
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Feb 05, 09
Selection of useful images including the Benwell vallum crossing where the wall meets suburban Newcastle upon Tyne, Housesteads fort & the summit of Sewingshield Crags. It is one of the highest points the wall reaches, with commanding views over the surrounding land.
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Feb 17, 09
S says not suitable, can only do a wall walk just for him. H contacted and spoke with Mark Hatch\nChairman RMRS\nWork: 01462 752418 (please leave a message if I'm not available)\nHome: 01462 811562 (evenings, preferably between 6 and 9 pm)\n\nNot doing a wall walk this year but would do a part of it from Housesteads for Simon. Will contact Mark again if this is a possibility.
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Most of our events take place in the north of England, at Arbeia and other forts along Hadrian’s Wall
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Paul Carrick on his e-mail address
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Feb 04, 09
Most excavated fort along Hadrian's wall, 35m high viewing tower for Simon. See opening photo of wall walk.
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Feb 03, 09
Biggest project since Roman times! 4 days of event up to 30th May. But is mixed with Roundheads, Home Guard and Romans.
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hye Living Frontier
28-31 May 2009
From Romans to Roundheads and from Border Reviers to the Home Gaurd, see the biggest re-garrisoning project of Hadrian’s Wall since Roman times !
With 4 days of events including battle re-enactments and exhibitions, Hadrian’s Wall Country will celebrate the influence that waves of invaders, visitors and locals throughout history have had on the Wall and it’s unique landscape, culminating in a spectacular finale at Corbridge on 30th May.
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Feb 03, 09
Contact re: 2009, Simon already contacted, find out results.
Mark Olejnik,
Recruiting Officer, RMRS,
23, Gilbert Scott Court,
Towcester, Northants.
NN12 6DX, United Kingdom
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24/25 May Bamborough Castle, 10 miles north of Alnwick
Nearest rail station: Chathill (limited service), or Alnmouth
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Arbeia Roman Fort, Baring Street, South Shields, on the Saturday
A ten minute walk from South Shields Metro and Bus Station, signposted from Ocean Road.
Segedunum, Buddle Street, Wallsend on the Sunday.
A three minute walk away from Wallsend Metro and Bus Station
Staying at Arbeia Roman Fort on the Saturday night, with it's reconstructed barracks, commanding officer's house and gatehouse, plus museum, moving to Segedunum on the Sunday morning, with full-size reconstructed bath-house and Hadrian's Wall section plus museum and observation tower. Cavalry, infantry, artillery and living history.
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Feb 03, 09
Dedications at the only Shrine to Minerva still in its original location in the UK. 25 & 26th May 2009.
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25th & 26th May 2009 11am-3pm
Edgars Field and The Grosvenor Museum, ChesterMinerva Shrine Festival. Dedications at the only Shrine to Minerva still in its original location in the UK. A military parade to the site with living history, dancers and ancient crafts. Join in our special celebrations at Minerva’s shrine in Edgar’s Field. Come and meet the Romans and Minerva’s owl. There will be a variety of activities and demonstrations at both venues, including a Roman blacksmith, leatherworkers, potters, dancers and crafts for you to take part in. A small encampment will be at Minerva’s shrine and there will be priestly offerings each day. Cost: Free
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Feb 02, 09
Hadrian's wall site a definite lead. Also ask Simon what happened in Gloucester on the 19/20th of April 2008, Chris said it would be ideal. The first, British, Roman army re-enactment group. They specialise in the late 1st century army and include legionaries (Legio XX) and auxiliaries.
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Simon already contacted Chris Haines MBE
"Fwd: from The Ermine Street Guard re photographs - good advice"
theesg@aol.com
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Feb 03, 09
Britannia, The Arthurian Society is a group which portrays the final years of the Roman Empire in Britain.
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The largest (and one of the oldest) re-enactment groups in the UK portraying the late Roman period.
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Romans in Rome
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Picts/Celts/Boudicca, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Normans, Medieval/War of the Roses, Elizabethans, English Civil War, Napoleonic Wars, WWI, WW 2
Updated on Feb 25, 09
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