2011 Alafia Riiver Rendezvous

[willie wobble]

Alafia River Rendezvous

The Southeast's largest pre-1840 interpretive encampment.

Over 1,200 participants living in camps and portraying many different cultures and regions of early America. Over 100 craftsmen and "stores" demonstrating/selling a large variety of historical reproductions.

January 15-22, 2011

Early Arrival 12-14, 2011

Public Days Friday & Saturday

January 21 & 22, 2011

http://www.floridafrontiersmen.org/Alafia2011.html

Floridas LARGEST reenactment event

[willie wobble]

Alafia River Rendezvous

The Southeast's largest pre-1840 interpretive encampment.

Over 1,200 participants living in camps and portraying many different cultures and regions of early America. Over 100 craftsmen and "stores" demonstrating/selling a large variety of historical reproductions.

January 15-22, 2011

Early Arrival 12-14, 2011

Public Days Friday & Saturday

January 21 & 22, 2011

http://www.floridafrontiersmen.org/Alafia2011.html

Floridas LARGEST reenactment event

[willie wobble]

Anyone else going saturday

[hurricane]

Sorry, Pirates at the Pier tomorrow and I have to wrangle some of the crewe. Have a great time WW! We'll miss you!

[D B Couper]

Great event. Went today (friday), between the raindrops. Met up with Doug from Menendeze's Men, and The Wench. Going again tomorrow to see the rest of it.

[willie wobble]

D.B , It's too Big an event for just one day isn't it

[D B Couper]

Aye. Don't know if I could do a 2 week encampment.

[Captain Jim]

Planning to be there tomorrow when the gates open...I mean later today.

[willie wobble]

We'll look for ya, headed out shortly

[D B Couper]

Great event. Lots of good buys. Windy and Coooooooooooooooooooooold!

[Captain Jim]

No finer shopping in the south. And, yeah, cold (for Florida.) The day opened in the high Fifties and ended in the low Forties, with forecast of Twenty-five overnight.