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Women in Reenacting:the18th & 19th centuries
That Monstrous Regimen(t) of Women
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2010-09-27 03:26 am (UTC)
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wandererriha
Uhg. I hear you on the heat index thing. ><;
I'm down in FAR south-western VA and do my reenacting at
Ingles Ferry
. It seemed like the only weekends to exceed 100 degrees were the ones on which I had to run around in 18th c costume. :P
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Date: 2010-09-27 03:26 am (UTC)I'm down in FAR south-western VA and do my reenacting at Ingles Ferry. It seemed like the only weekends to exceed 100 degrees were the ones on which I had to run around in 18th c costume. :P