Andy (Left) and Mike (Right) the excitement and trepidation clear in their eager little faces...

The ‘pied’ (mmmm...PIE!) piper paid a visit.  Sadly all the rats were tone deaf...

The ruins of the old castle where the knights in shinning armour fought (what do you mean ‘it’s St. James Park?’)

Anytime fencers travel near open water, the Royal Navy sends out a Helicopter. Sabreurs don’t float, you see...

You can say ‘Ni’ all you want, your rear is still going to the ground!

STOP THROWING CABBAGES AT ME!

Sabre, as it originated (only the competitors in jousting re-enactments wear armour. They’re not thick like, well...)

One of them did manage to hit the target. The other hit a small falcon merely passing by...

To help photographers, life-size stand-ups of the knights on horse were brought in. 

Mike and Andy caught in the ‘Marmalade Curse’ of St. Cuthbert at Lindisfarne. The Mead was quite nice, though...

The jester. Minutes later that same rope was the only thing keeping him from Susan’s beer vengeance!

Dan is happy his beer is still intact. Susan, on the other hand, is getting ready to kick some wise-cracking jester rear!

A Lovely flower for all the beautiful maidens who endured reading this tripe. Mind the bee!