Stories tell of heated words this past
fall in the Court of King Cedric, at Baron’s
Ball. Witnesses
speak of Baroness Araviere of Wealdsmere accusing Baroness
Stjarna of Wastekeep of stealing away her
Courtiers.
Baroness Stjarna was heard to say that if the Baroness of
Wealdsmere could not support Her courtiers, that Great
Wastekeep would lend aid to them. Tempers lit, both Great
Ladies squared off before His Majesty, with strong words
spoken and fur flying. Even sage advice from His
Grace Duke Gunnar Brunwulf could not stem the brewing
conflict between the two mighty Baronies.
So does Baroness Araviere call to all good An Tirians to
support Her bonds of fealty with Her Sergeantry. And so does Baroness
Stjarna call to all Her Sergeantry, current and Emeritus, and
all supporters in An Tir, to address Her grievance against
Baroness Araviere. Thus do both aggrieved
parties meet upon the lands of Lyonsmarche to settle their
differences in an Honor War.
Archery -
Saturday contests include Honey Bee shoot, William Tell
shoot, Swinging Vegetable shoot& a Royal
Round. You will find out at the range how our
Archery Champion will be
determined.
A &S
Championship - One entry
to enter. You can enter as many entries as you
want. Please make it something that you have not
entered before in the past. Please bring your A&S
projects completed or even if it is a work in
progress. Documentation is a plus. Displays
are really nice. If you can give the judges a
little presentation (what is the item, where in period was it
made, when was it made/used in period, it's development, a
little histoy, how you made it, how they made it in period,
your deviations from period techniques, and why), then that
is a huge
plus.
Homebrew Championship
- Again, one entry is all that it takes to enter. One
bottle per entry. You may enter as many as you
want. The judges won't complain. Beer, wine,
mead, spirits, etc., etc. Liquors are welcomed,
but there is a preference for other types of
entries. Judging criteria will be based upon
established tasting criteria (clarity if applicable,
taste, aroma, etc., etc.) Documentation is a plus,
especially if you can show it is period. That will earn
bonus points. If you have an A&S type
presentation to go with your entry, then that will also
earn bonus
points.
Rapier Championship
- Will be Sunday morning. Details will be in the
event copy
on-site.
Please note that our
Lyonsmarche Bardic Championship,
Cooking Championship,and
Heavy Championship are
now scheduled to be held at our Fall Newcomers
event.
CLASSES:
1) Aodan from Wealdsmere will be teaching how to make Combat
War arrows Saturday morning.
2) Please email Tova if you would like to teach
any classes at Honor War.
FEES:
Weekend: Ages 16 & up $15, 6-15 $7, 5
& under are free. Family cap $40.
Day fees: $8 Adult, $3 Youth, and
driver pays $4 day parking fee.
Saturday Day parking: If booth at front
of park is closed, then pay day parking fee at SCA
gate.
Non-member NMS $3 fee applies.
Checks payable
to COLLEGE OF LYONSMARCHE.
AUTOCRAT: Lady
Tova Fransdottir (Diane Lillibridge) 1513 Airway Ave,
Lewiston ID 83501
Phone: (C) 208-790-3335 or (H)
208-743-8970; Email:tova@cableone.net
Honor War
Schedule
Friday, April
23th, 2010
2:00 pmSITE
OPENS
10:00 pm
QUIET TIME
Saturday, April
24th, 2010
9:00 am
ArcheryRange opens - or
soon there after
9:30 - 10:30 am Combat
Arrow Making Class by
Aodan
10:30 am Heavy
Armor inspection
11:00 am - 2:30pm
Heavy
WAR
11:00 am – 3:00
pmA&S and Homebrew entry drop
off
2:30 pmRapier Armor
inspection
3:00 - 4:30 pm
Rapier group battles /
War
5:00 - 5:30
pm Evening Court
Then Feasting and Merry
Making in your encampments
10:00 pm
QUIET TIME
Sunday, April
25th, 2010
9:30 am Rapier
inspections start
10:00 am –Rapier
Championship Tournament
Noon – Cabin
checkout
2:00 pm - SITE
CLOSES
MERCHANTS: Please
contact Tova so that I can figure out where to put your
booth. Remember that if you don't have an Idaho
Vendor's license, then our Merchant Steward will have the
appropriate paperwork for
you.
PARKING: Shuttle will be provided to outer
non-fee parking lot as we have done in past years. Cars
remaining in C-loop must be careful to only parked in paved
areas - meaning stay off the grass to make the park
rangers happy. If you absolutely want to keep your
vehicle in the C-loop, then it is an extra $5.32 / night ($5
+ tax).
DOGS: You all know how
to camp with pets. Please make sure they are happy and
quiet for your neighbors and of course pick up after
them. Make sure your pets are upto date on shots and
are wearing appropriate tags.
Please note this is a State Park so there
are FLUSHIES
and SHOWERS in the bathrooms in the
camp site restrooms.
CABINS: Cabins rent
for$50 per
nighteach plus
Idaho State Sales Tax. There is a$10 reservation
fee.Call the Reserve America at1-888-922-6743 to make cabin
reservations at Hells Gate State Park in
Lewiston.
As of 4-19-10: the Locust,
Maple, Ponderosa & Sycamore, as well as the Lewis &
Clark cabins were rented, 2 cabins are still
available.
4-21-10
Ponderosa cabin - if you are arriving after
4pm on Friday, then you need to email tova@cableone.net to let your
friendly autocrat know that she has permission to pickup your
cabin key. Many thanks.
Camp Cabin Amenities: The
one-room unit sleep up to five on bunk beds and
futons - bring your own bedding. The cabins are
equipped with electricity, heat and A/C, lockable
windows and doors. Cook outside on the grill-covered
fire pit. You can setup one tent outside of your
cabin.
Central restrooms. Each cabin includes parking for one
vehicle. Extra
cars cost extra per night unless moved to the outer
lot.
There are 8 cabins at Hells Gate. The 4
cabins nearest Honor War are located between the B & C
camp loop are Locust, Sycamore, Maple, and Pondersa (closest
to the C-loop - all have tree names). The 3 cabins between the A
& B loop are Sacajewea, Lewis and Clark
(closest to the B-loop) and the furthest cabin in the middle
of the A-loop is Tammany. If you end
up in one of these distant cabins, then you will want to
drive back and forth between these distant cabins and Honor
War in the C-loop. Checkin is 3pm and checkout is
Noon.
Please
email Autocrat tova@cableone.netand let me
know which cabin you have reserved. She will
pickup your cabin key before the park office closes
at4pm on Friday so that you can get your
cabin key as soon as you sign-in at our SCA
gate.
Camp trailers or
RVs - The C-loop does not have any RV
hook-ups. If you park in the C-loop, then please
park north of the bathrooms. If you need/want
electricity and water hook-ups, then these are available
in the adjacent B-loop for an extra $10/night.
Please contact the autocrat so that she can reserve a
spot. You will still need to goto the C-loop SCA gate
to pay.
Site Info: Name: Hells Gate State Park 4832 Hells Gate RD Lewiston, ID 83501
Directions to Site:
Google Maps below gives an excellent
view of Hellsgate State Park at the south end of
Lewiston. We will be camping in the C-loop which
is at the far south end of the park. The war on
Saturday will be fought in a large field south of our camp
area.
FROM WEST: Make
your best way to Clarkston WA along Rt 12. Just after
the golf course, turn right onto 15th St. Drive about 8-10
blocks to a big stop light intersection. Turn left onto
Fleshman Way. This will take you across a tall
bridge. Keep in the right lane and take the Snake River
Ave Exit at the Idaho end of the bridge. Turn left onto Snake
River Ave. Turn Right into Hells Gate State
Park
These directions will save you at
least 5-10 minutes of driving and skip many traffic
lights since you avoid driving through downtown Clarkston and
much of Lewiston. However if you miss the turn onto
15th St, then just drive straight through
Clarkston on Bridge St, then go across the Snake River on
the blue bridge in the right lane, at the end of the
bridge immediately turn right into Lewiston Idaho and
onto Snake River Ave, then just drive south until you reach
Hells Gate State Park.
FROM NORTH (US-95 or
US-195): Make your best way to Lewiston ID. From
Spokane take US-195 South. From northern Idaho US-95
South. At the bottom of the Lewiston grade merge onto US-12W
on the ramp to Lewiston/Walla Walla to the Clearwater
Bridge. On the Clearwater Bridge make sure that you
are in the right lane so that you will follow US-12 W.
At the 18th St light by Black Sheep, turn Right
onto the Levee/Dike Bypass which you will follow until it
dead ends into Snake River Ave. Turn Right and drive
south until you reach Hells Gate State Park.
FROM EAST (US-12):
When you get to Lewiston, take the US-12 W / US-95 N
ramp, continue straight onto US-12 / US-95 N, continue to
follow US-12 W to the Clearwater Bridge. On
the Clearwater Bridge make sure that you are in the
right lane so that you will follow US-12 W. At the
18th St light by Black Sheep, turn Right onto the
Levee/Dike Bypass which you will follow until it dead ends
into Snake River Ave. Turn Right and drive south until
you reach Hells Gate State Park.
FROM SOUTH (US-95):
Drive north to Lewiston, merge onto US-12 W, continue
to Clearwater Bridge. On the Clearwater Bridge make
sure that you are in the right lane so that you will follow
US-12 W. At the 18th St light by Black
Sheep, turn Right onto the Levee/Dike Bypass which you will
follow until it dead ends into Snake River Ave. Turn
Right and drive south until you reach Hells Gate State
Park.
From the NORTH, SOUTH, or
EAST: If you miss the light at 18th St
in Lewiston, then Main St will turn into D St. which will
dead end into the west end of the Levee Bypass. You
would need to turn left onto the Levie Bypass and then
the next right would be onto Snake River Ave and drive south
until you reach Hells Gate State Park.
Note that the above Weather and Map information is generated from the site address and can be easily confused. The weather will say if its for the branch or for the site. It will be for the site if the site can be found, but this again is not always the case, and if the site is some distance from the branch then the weather may be different.