Barb Gable, Dalton, looks regal as a lady in waiting. >>>>>>
Sixth-graders give GJR Black Ant, a quarter horse, some hands-on attention.
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who's dressed up with cloth barting" (which is a typo, it should read "barding"
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| Photo page from The Abington Suburban, June 14, 2007 | |||||||||||||||||
| (caption) In the Barony of Endless Hills--the local chapter of the Society of Creative Anachronism put on a medieval demonstration last Thursday for Abington Heights Middle School sixth-graders. The show at the Valley Equestrian 4H Horse Club included equestrian events, jousting and swordplay among society members, for whom northeastern Pennsylvania is the Barony of Endless Hills. Students also learned about coats of arms, medieval clothing and armor. | |||||||||||||||||
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| Clad in leather and chain-mail, Jenna Brocius, Tunkhannock, displays a sword. > Barb Gable, Dalton, looks regal as a lady in waiting. >>>>>> Sixth-graders give GJR Black Ant, a quarter horse, some hands-on attention. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> |
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| < From left: Melanie Coles, Brooke Storms, and Heidi Frantz with knight's helmets festooned with horsehair. | |||||||||||||||||
| (above)" Adele Kryger holds GJR Kid Black Ant, who's dressed up with cloth barting" (which is a typo, it should read "barding" |
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| From left: Meredith Westington, Chloe Maloney, sixth-grade social studies teacher Eileen Prisco and Ashley Akers. ^ | |||||||||||||||||
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