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Coblaith: Redirecting to The Shadowlands

2010-07-01T19:34:26Z

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	~~The Shire of the Shadowlands is located in Bryan/College Station, Texas. It is in the~~ [[~~Southern Region]] of Ansteorra.~~		#REDIRECT [[the Shadowlands]]

	~~The name was registered in May of 1980.~~

	~~Their device was registered at the same time:~~
	~~''Per pale azure and sable, issuant from the line of division a demi-compass star and a demi-annulet, in base a laurel wreath Or.''~~

	~~The badge of the Sterregazerers Gylde was registered in August of 1983:~~
	~~''Sable, a comet bendwise sinister Or between in bend a mullet of nine points and an increscent argent.''~~

	~~The badge for the Artisan of the Shadowlands was registered in April of 1988:~~
	~~''Per pale azure and sable, a chevron Or between two hands in chevron, one sinister, one dexter, and a heart argent.''~~

	~~This badge was registered in March of 1990:~~
	~~''Per pale azure and sable, issuant from the line of division a compass star throughout conjoined to a demi-annulet, all within a bordure Or.''~~

	~~'''Newsletter:''' The Shadow Knows~~

	~~'''Awards:''' MoSS: Meritorious Order of the Shire of the Shadowlands (polled order), Order of the Shadow (cookie award)~~

	~~'''Major Events Hosted:''' Tax Day Tourney at Lake Sommerville~~


	~~== 1980-1989 ==~~

	Throughout the 1980's, Shadowlands had the youthful character of a college group. Nearly all the members were students or former students at Texas A&M University. Weekly fighter practices and monthly meetings were held on campus, and the group was recognized as an official student organization, with a cubicle in the Student Programs Office.

	The group held demos at the Rudder Fountain near the Memorial Student Center, with combat between Master Godfrey de la Fosse and his opponents always drawing a crowd. (During one, Godfrey attempted to distract his opponent by pointing and shouting, "Look! There's Halley's Comet!"; hence the comet on his device.) Mistress Anna Czulneja contributed her significant sewing skills, and Master Cadfan ap Morgan provided bardic inspiration. Lord Morfin was a behind-the~~-scenes presence.~~

	There was a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.

	~~Because of its central-Texas geographical location,~~ Shadowlands members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of [[Stargate]] and [[Bryn Gwlad]], which were only two hours away. Events in the then-nascent shires of [[Raven's Fort]] and [[Loch Sollier]] were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of [[Bjornsborg]] and [[Bordermarch]]. Because there was so much activity close to home, Shadowlanders rarely attended events in distant baronies such as [[the Steppes]] or [[Namron]].

	Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the Texas Renaissance Festival in Magnolia north of Houston. This was a major fund-raising opportunity, with the proceeds from the games being distributed according to the number of members participating. (A filk ballad of the time has Stargate's Mistress Jane't using a metal detector to sift the hay for loose change.)

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Coblaith at 19:26, 1 July 2010

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	There was a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.		There was a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.

	Because of its central-Texas geographical location, Shadowlands members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of Stargate and Bryn Gwlad, which were only two hours away. Events in the then-nascent shires of Raven's Fort and Loch Sollier were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of Bjornsborg and Bordermarch. Because there was so much activity close to home, Shadowlanders rarely attended events in distant baronies such as the Steppes or Namron.		Because of its central-Texas geographical location, Shadowlands members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of [[Stargate]] and [[Bryn Gwlad]], which were only two hours away. Events in the then-nascent shires of [[Raven's Fort]] and [[Loch Sollier]] were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of [[Bjornsborg]] and [[Bordermarch]]. Because there was so much activity close to home, Shadowlanders rarely attended events in distant baronies such as [[the Steppes]] or [[Namron]].

	Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the [Texas Renaissance Festival] in Magnolia north of Houston. This was a major fund-raising opportunity, with the proceeds from the games being distributed according to the number of members participating. (A filk ballad of the time has Stargate's Mistress Jane't using a metal detector to sift the hay for loose change.)		Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the Texas Renaissance Festival in Magnolia north of Houston. This was a major fund-raising opportunity, with the proceeds from the games being distributed according to the number of members participating. (A filk ballad of the time has Stargate's Mistress Jane't using a metal detector to sift the hay for loose change.)

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Coblaith at 19:25, 1 July 2010

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	There was a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.		There was a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.

	Because of its central-Texas geographical location, Shadowlands members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of Stargate and Bryn Gwlad, which were only two hours away. Events in the then-nascent shires of Raven's Fort and Loch Sollier were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of Bjornsborg and Bordermarch. Because there was so much activity close to home, Shadowlanders rarely attended events in distant baronies such as Steppes or Namron.		Because of its central-Texas geographical location, Shadowlands members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of Stargate and Bryn Gwlad, which were only two hours away. Events in the then-nascent shires of Raven's Fort and Loch Sollier were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of Bjornsborg and Bordermarch. Because there was so much activity close to home, Shadowlanders rarely attended events in distant baronies such as the Steppes or Namron.

	Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the [Texas Renaissance Festival] in Magnolia north of Houston. This was a major fund-raising opportunity, with the proceeds from the games being distributed according to the number of members participating. (A filk ballad of the time has Stargate's Mistress Jane't using a metal detector to sift the hay for loose change.)		Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the [Texas Renaissance Festival] in Magnolia north of Houston. This was a major fund-raising opportunity, with the proceeds from the games being distributed according to the number of members participating. (A filk ballad of the time has Stargate's Mistress Jane't using a metal detector to sift the hay for loose change.)

Solarandraste at 02:07, 16 November 2009

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	'''Newsletter:''' The Shadow Knows		'''Newsletter:''' The Shadow Knows

	'''Awards:''' MoSS: Meritorious Order of the Shire of the Shadowlands (polled order)		'''Awards:''' MoSS: Meritorious Order of the Shire of the Shadowlands (polled order), Order of the Shadow (cookie award)

	'''Major Events Hosted:''' Tax Day Tourney at Lake Sommerville		'''Major Events Hosted:''' Tax Day Tourney at Lake Sommerville

Brendan: formatting, TRF info and link

2009-10-27T08:32:49Z

formatting, TRF info and link

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	''Per pale azure and sable, issuant from the line of division a compass star throughout conjoined to a demi-annulet, all within a bordure Or.''		''Per pale azure and sable, issuant from the line of division a compass star throughout conjoined to a demi-annulet, all within a bordure Or.''

	Newsletter: The Shadow Knows		'''Newsletter:''' The Shadow Knows

	Awards: MoSS: Meritorious Order of the Shire of the Shadowlands (polled order)		'''Awards:''' MoSS: Meritorious Order of the Shire of the Shadowlands (polled order)

	Major Events Hosted: Tax Day Tourney at Lake Sommerville		'''Major Events Hosted:''' Tax Day Tourney at Lake Sommerville

	1980-1989
			== 1980-1989 ==

	Throughout the 1980's, Shadowlands had the youthful character of a college group. Nearly all the members were students or former students at Texas A&M University. Weekly fighter practices and monthly meetings were held on campus, and the group was recognized as an official student organization, with a cubicle in the Student Programs Office.		Throughout the 1980's, Shadowlands had the youthful character of a college group. Nearly all the members were students or former students at Texas A&M University. Weekly fighter practices and monthly meetings were held on campus, and the group was recognized as an official student organization, with a cubicle in the Student Programs Office.

	The group ~~did frequent~~ demos at the Rudder Fountain near the Memorial Student Center, with combat between Master Godfrey de la Fosse and his opponents always drawing a crowd. (During one, Godfrey attempted to distract his opponent by pointing and shouting, "Look! There's Halley's Comet!", hence the comet on his device.) Mistress Anna Czulneja contributed her significant sewing skills, and Master Cadfan ap Morgan provided bardic inspiration.		The group held demos at the Rudder Fountain near the Memorial Student Center, with combat between Master Godfrey de la Fosse and his opponents always drawing a crowd. (During one, Godfrey attempted to distract his opponent by pointing and shouting, "Look! There's Halley's Comet!"; hence the comet on his device.) Mistress Anna Czulneja contributed her significant sewing skills, and Master Cadfan ap Morgan provided bardic inspiration. Lord Morfin was a behind-the-scenes presence.

	There was ~~also~~ a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.		There was a strong cross-pollination with the campus science-fiction/fantasy group Cepheid Variable. A number of students were members of both groups, and an SCA demo was usually scheduled during AggieCon, the annual SF convention on campus.

	Because of ~~the~~ central geographical location of Shadowlands, members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of Stargate and Bryn Gwlad, which were only two hours away. Events in the nascent shires of Raven's Fort and Loch Sollier were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of Bjornsborg and Bordermarch.		Because of its central-Texas geographical location, Shadowlands members frequently attended events (and even fighter practices) in the baronies of Stargate and Bryn Gwlad, which were only two hours away. Events in the then-nascent shires of Raven's Fort and Loch Sollier were also often attended by Shadowlanders, as well as major events in the baronies of Bjornsborg and Bordermarch. Because there was so much activity close to home, Shadowlanders rarely attended events in distant baronies such as Steppes or Namron.

	Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the Texas Renaissance Festival in Magnolia, TX.		Group members also participated actively at the SCA "village" at the [Texas Renaissance Festival] in Magnolia north of Houston. This was a major fund-raising opportunity, with the proceeds from the games being distributed according to the number of members participating. (A filk ballad of the time has Stargate's Mistress Jane't using a metal detector to sift the hay for loose change.)

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Brendan: Summary of 1980's activity, written by one who was there for most of it.

2009-10-26T02:20:38Z

Summary of 1980's activity, written by one who was there for most of it.

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Estrill: created page

2009-07-17T16:35:39Z

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The Shire of the Shadowlands is located in Bryan/College Station, Texas. It is in the [[Southern Region]] of Ansteorra.

The name was registered in May of 1980.

Their device was registered at the same time:
''Per pale azure and sable, issuant from the line of division a demi-compass star and a demi-annulet, in base a laurel wreath Or.''

The badge of the Sterregazerers Gylde was registered in August of 1983:
''Sable, a comet bendwise sinister Or between in bend a mullet of nine points and an increscent argent.''

The badge for the Artisan of the Shadowlands was registered in April of 1988:
''Per pale azure and sable, a chevron Or between two hands in chevron, one sinister, one dexter, and a heart argent.''

This badge was registered in March of 1990:
''Per pale azure and sable, issuant from the line of division a compass star throughout conjoined to a demi-annulet, all within a bordure Or.''

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