Monthly Archives: October 2007

The Great Squirt

I got a huge kick out of this. From The Daily Mail: The instruction booklet was a little worse for wear. But then it does date back to 1577. That didn’t stop a group of gardening enthusiasts using it to … Continue reading

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A new podcast some of you might be interested in

Frock Flicks is a new podcast dedicated to costume movies, and the second episode was on the new “Elizabeth: The Golden Age” movie. You can also subscribe through iTunes (just type in “frock flicks” in the search box in the … Continue reading

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New clue in the search for the Bosworth battlefield

From This is Leicestershire: Archaeologists hunting the real site of the Battle of Bosworth may have found the most important clue of all. They believe they could have found the site of the marsh, a key feature of the battle … Continue reading

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Remembering Deborah Kerr

While this is only tangentially Tudor-related, Foose reminded me in comments to the Elizabeth open thread that I wanted to comment on the passing of Deborah Kerr. (And yes, I’ll do some more “open threads” in the future on some … Continue reading

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"Elizabeth The Golden Age" open thread

I have no idea when I’m going to get a chance to see the movie, but if you have and want to comment on it, this is the place!

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"The Tudors" give-away and survey extended

I’m going to leave the survey open for another two weeks because I’m going to be very, very busy in the next week or so, so I don’t think I’ll get a chance to deal with all of that this … Continue reading

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Interesting Embroidery Project

It’s just slightly past our period, but this was too good not to share. Since I know some of you are fellow needleworkers or are interested in historical fashion, I thought some readers might find this interesting. Welcome to Plimoth … Continue reading

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