So I have just come home from Medieval week, and as usual, it has been a wonderful time. There were two things that made this week different though. The main thing was that for the first time I was there with my husband, David, and sharing it with him made it so much better. Since he refused to live in the camp we stayed in a cute 18th century loft in the town century instead. I forgot to take photos of it, but it was basically a small and cute wooden house, complete with a hedgehog in the bushes outside the door, and even if we had to walk to the neighbouring building to have access to the bathroom, since the 18th century building didn't have any running water, it was very private and cozy.
Here are an assortment of my favorite photos of the week.
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Most of our time were spent in the camp, even if we didn't live there
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| On Friday David's niece was visiting and she could borrow my yellow kirtle and helped out in the camp |
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| I spend most of my time cooking and preparing food |
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| My new huge apron was so good in that I didn't have to worry about my gowns under it |
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| My favorite photo of us by the wall |
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| Once again the apron really covered my wool clothes |
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| The pink ladies of Stockholmsfänikan |
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| I was mostly wearing my pink gown, but two of the days I simply wore the yellow kirtle |
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