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![]() The festival is this weekend, I was wondering if it would be worth the drive?
The pictures look nice from last year, I am in need of skills now, more than I do gear. Would this be a start to learning? If anyone lives around there do you know the cost of parking, or entrance fee? Thanks |
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![]() If you like that you might like a Youtube channel called Townsends. He does a lot of 18th century cooking and talks about how people lived during colonial times in the 18th century as well as build things. They are in the process of building a log cabin like they did in the 1700's with the same type of tools and showing what they are doing in segments. He also makes and sells clothing and different things for those who want to get into reenacting those times.
I have been watching his channel for close to 4 years now.
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![]() Thank you both for your reply. I ended up looking at a property in the other direction that weekend. I should have postponed the walk through so as to not miss it. Next year I will be there, until then I have the videos from Txplowgirl. Hopefully I will have a better understanding of what I need to know, and be able to know what to purchase, and what I can make myself.
I went to the Atwood festival and the pioneer campers and the wagon train group was the best part. |
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![]() I've seen a few of Jas ' youtube videos. Not too bad. I have bought a couple odds and ends over the years from him, but for the most part his stuff is not very authentic or quality. He sells mostly to bulk vendors and newbie reenactors. Most of it isn't authentic or handmade or handsewn, etc.
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