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Aye... Looking for pyrates that make South Florida their home port in or near Broward County. Festivals, Museums, Research, Reenactment Groups (battles me favorite), Anything of Interest that's Pyratical! Mate and Maiden alike, I'd like to hear from ya... I cant believe that I be the only Pyrate in these lands. Kidd Dread@aol.com
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(Actually, we're a scurvy bunch of misfits; however, its all in the marketing...) We launched in the spring of 2006, a small band of folks who have met and gather at faires for some time and were looking to go to the next level. So our merry band has started out, guided by a few old salty dogs and a eagerness to learn and eventaully teach. We base out of Annapolistowne, Maryland and are always looking for new (or at least new to us) mates to add to the learning and merrymaking. Feel free to visit our yahoo group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GreatBayPrivateers/ Cheers! Tatu Ni'all FM, GBP
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Just wanting to see if I could touch bases with other pirates shipwrecked in the great state of Idaho!?!?
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Good day and well met gentiles. This location is blessed by it's origination is here in the pub where Ray serves the ale and friends can be where they are comfortable. We are the Pirates of Treasure Cove an idea sparked by a common need to have fun and do something possitive at the same time while interacting with patrons at local Renaissance faires and Pirate gatherings (festivals). There is nothing better than being with friends, sharing an idea, and watching as it all comes together. Our ideal of which is most common is promoting the importance of reading and sharing booklists to children about the sea, its peoples and pirates. We can too be found in our yahoo group wh…
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If this is the wrong place for this post, I apologize in advance for putting this in the Rabble Rousing section. I'm not quite sure which forum to put this in, so I'm putting it here. While at Scarborough Faire last Sunday, I came to the realization that many of the various pirate crews in Texas tend to be seperate, and don't have much communication with other crews (I know my crew doesn't have much correspondance with other crews and I'd really like to open some correspondance with the other crews (yes, I used a few big words there.). In light of this, I have created a Yahoo group, solely to {here come some more big words) facilitate communication between the various pi…
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Aussie pirates
by Guest Sonny O'Brien- 4 replies
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any ausie pirates out their?
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Ideas
by Betsy Beers- 2 replies
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Ye everyone, I’ve been reading all the posts since the fair. I my opinion there are a lot of good ideas, I like the pre gate opening meeting. The snig up list I think would work best if done on a web site posted at least a week before the next event (if possible), I set up a cite for my family that helps us know what’s up.... ie. A potluck list (so not everyone brings chips) where the meeting will be, what we will be doing, etc.. So I's thinking if a web cite was set up it could be used for a pot luck list and lists of what we want to do when ...like reading ____ book at ___time and people can put there name on that time. That way it helps make things a little smoother w…
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I am having a glitch in me get-along with postin pics from Photobucket, please bear with...grammercy
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Books
by Betsy Beers- 4 replies
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Captin on ye list o books "the barefoot book of pirates" I beleive is short stoies. "who I became a pirate" is not piored but --- try this ----this book must of come from a far away place ,a very rich place for they must of had many painters and wizads. For it shows things I never has seen or heard of ---like sun block -would that be like rubbing mud all over one self. I don't think I would like that ..... Comparing the now that they know with the past . We did it all the time in my last giuld and it worked wonders getting them to inter act. Oh please tell me a book to read
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Mayhap when we go to faire we could possible do a Kaper's list for things to do/be done and willing hands to do the work, so that it be all shared. The cap't worked his @$$ off this weekend past, and even tho he ne'er complain and loves wot he do, signing up for chores be a good way to make it even as possible. I also thot mayhap we can add a small sign on canvas about story times for the wee ones, and mayhap a song list we can be singing in camp for fun and to pass the time... We could even plan feasts together if ye be willin...if we haves fire we have a way to cook small things together... Just me thots on this today...
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I'm still looking fer good swabs to sign on and start a crew in the area, drop me a line if'n yer interested. -Captain Lazarus Gage
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The Pirates of the Drunken Ferret are looking for willing additions to our scurvy crew as well as gentlemen and ladies attired properly for the period on the proud ship Clipper City sailing Thursdays and Saturdays out of Baltimore May thru October. Pay is according to shares of the booty as described in the Articles of our Company. We also be seeking a ship's musician well versed in sailor's music willing to add harmony and pleasure to our vocal endeavors. Again, pay is according to shares. Any of you wishing to know more, please contact Capt. Mad Molly Mudd at capt@piratesforsail.com. or visit our website at PiratesforSail
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these are the listed faires we have been approved to come and be a part of. Palm Springs March 24th, 25th and 26th * Escondido April 1st and 2nd * * = booked Escondido April 8th and 9th * guest guild at Corona weekend of April 29th and 30th * Ojai Spring Event May 13th and 14th * guest guild at Corona weekend of May 20th and 21st * guest guild on Coronas last weekend June 11th and 12th * (note the three guest guild yard priveledges extended for Corona is a trial run for our band of maurading givers to become a regular guild here for future upcoming years as a Koronaberg European Fesival guild in good standing) Cutthroat Pirate (2 weeke…
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This be yer first notice o' recruitment fer The Halloween Pirate crew at Pioneer Farms Museum in Austin, Texas/ We will be planning to set up for 1-4 days in October for a Haunted Pyrate area, to include a a cemetery, Haunted barn and other areas,... we need a first mate, galley cook, two gunners, and 12-15 crew members to accomplish the planning and manning of thre haunted areas. Austin Pioneer Farms is a 19th century farm and town museum recreation which will be hosting our event , we have blacksmiths, woodworkers, and are controlled by Captain Mad Roberts We meet every Sunday at Pioneer Farms blacksmith shop between noon and 1pm for inquiries
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Hi, I just moved to NYC and I am looking for some pirates to hang out with. Not quite sure yet what pirates do in NYC, but I would love to get involved. Maybe we could go out to some bars and then ride the staten island ferry around? -MadKate
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Pennsic Pirates
by Guest saltH2Ogal8- 0 replies
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New pirate group online! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PennsicPirates/ This is a group dedicated to the advancement in the art of plunder and pillaging, within SCA (the Society of Creative Anachronisms) events and various Pirate related events. It primary goal is to attract those who like to attend events of an historical, medieval or pyratical nature. But moreso, for those who just want to have a great time, with like minded individuals. That being said, hop on board and hoist your tankards, for this ships about to set sail!
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We brought you the Mayflower, now we need a Crew
by Guest Guest_Guybrush Threepwood- 0 replies
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<- I just liked his Captain-like look. Anyways, you can call me Guybrush, I'm a student at Northeastern University in Boston, MA and I'm looking for a crew of pirates who will like to perform their best in front of a group of college students. Now this isn't any ordinary event, but an event caled Piratefest. This will the first of its kind to be launched on campus and what a better way to initiate it than with a great group of pirates. Looking for a crew of 20 pirates even less or a few more. I will even accept of a crew of 8 pirates. Just somewhere around those figures so there's enough on campus. Anwyays my e-mail adress is vieira.f@neu.edu if you need to contac…
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I'm look'n for fellow Pyrates in the Wilkes Barre, area of Pa. If'n yer out there, give me a yell.
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Our Baratarians did the Battle of New Orleans reenactment for the second year, the weekend of January 6, and the group is starting to taking off with full sails and great guns! We are attracting new members, getting invited to other events, and doing some real planning for our future. Our main focus right now is still the 1815 Battle reenactment; but we also plan to branch out into other events and eras: Great Age of Piracy, prepare to be boarded! We are having an organizational meeting this coming Saturday, January 21, at noon, at the River's Edge Restaurant in the French Quarter: Decatur Street, directly across the street from Cafe Du Monde coffee / beignet shop. …
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Pirates and Privateers - come join the Invasion of the City of Wilmington, NC. October 6-8, 2006. During our 28th Annual Riverfest. Friday night is our Pre-Invasion party for the pirates, captains and crews participating in the Flotilla. Saturday, pirates roam the streets and Riverwalk during the Riverfest and at sundown the Invasion begins. Our first year included 15 invading boats, in 2006 we hope to have over 30 boats and ships participating. Visit our website Invasion of the Pirates for contact information. The event was created by the Wilmington Harbor Enhancement Trust Funds and sponsorships may be available for established groups & pirate ships to assis…
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Yr Gwyliad, The Welsh band of Elizabethan period "privateers" is looking for 6 to eight more folk to round out their crew for fight demos, choreographed swordplay and interactin with the public at the Shrewsbury Renaissance faire in Kings Valley Oregon. We're nowhere near as nice to look at at Drake and t'other big name sea dogs, just simple dealers in maritime aquisitions as it were. Whether ye'r male er female,(over 21 with a car) if ye can take instruction, enjoy a rough semblance of authenticity in yer character and costume and are willing to learn swordplay from the ground up we'd like to hear from ye! Or if ye have some experience theatrically let us know. Drop a …
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I a looking for an pirate re-enactors whom may be in the Virginia Area. I am a 17th century revolutionary war re-enactor with my Parents as I am 29, but being young and rebelious I am turning to pyracy (the wardrobe is cooler). We have done Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Surry as well as a huge one in Pennsylvania, I think the big re-enactment rendevous is in West Virginia this year however I dont believe any Pirates will be that landlocked with all dem lanlubbers anyhow, but it is a two week event and is actually a blast. Anyone? Bueller? Beau
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I'm along the CT shoreline and I've heard there be many a corsier nearby....I've spotted them out and about and now and again a quick jig and an arr escapes them tho they appear to consider it that no one takes notice. we are drawn to the likes of each other tho it is i believe and i would be grateful to see an opportunity to jes wet a whistle and get to know some of the same kind. it would not be beyond my capabilities if it were that i may have to travel a bit to join in refreshment and merriment if that be the case as well. with a bow and a wave.... godspeed and fairwinds,
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Arrr Matey! I be recruitin' new members fer me cap'n. We're a historical pyrate troupe with a vast and varied stage combat experience! We're based out of Gainesville, Florida but we do events all over the state. If'n yer interested, drop me a line.
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Ahoy, If ye hunger ta be a maritme wealth redistribution agent or a preemptive salvage specialist check out the ships of the Voyage of Reprizal. An' if ye be interested in sailin' with us, send a signal ta one o' the Captain's an' see if they 'ave a place for ye in their crews.
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