LadyBarbossa

Mega delayed reply. :) Will, my favorite paper ( my very BEST paperI reserve for VERY special occasions) is the period laid paper from the Print Shop at Colonial Williamsburg. Also... glad Gertie enjoyed the quills. I still have MANY of the goose quills and they do seem to last forever. You can shape them to make them compact for traveling, too. Don't fool yourself that any kind of quill will work... because it won't. There is a reason why Goose quills were prefered. Otherwise, go with a nib pen. I have gone with Artistic paper, such as the multi-purpose drawing paper of medium weight in the largest sizes for writing articles and other loose documents. ~Lady B

From those who have attended in previous years... can ye give some pointers for any new attendees? Not certain if I can attend this year, but shall attempt to make the trip next year. When to catch the ferry? Cost? Do's & Don't's? ~Lady B

Now THAT looks like a grand dish to have at an event! Looks SOMEWHAT close to what Perkeo made a couple years ago at the BucCornEar Fest. ~Lady B

I haven't dared watch the series for fear I would rather want to skewer & run through some people rather than enjoy the series. All in all, is it worth it? Is it worthy? ~Lady B

Thank ye most kindly, Patrick. I'm actively searching for good sheet music. I suppose I can always talk to my local music store guy, too. He's been incredibly helpful in many cases. Alas... I haven't had much luck really. Even went to Facebook & asked around. Again, no luck there. I suppose... shall have to inquire with some places & foundations & museums. :) I should have done that in the first place. But... what I do find, I shall post them here, too, for others to utilize. ~LAdy B

LOL... made a run to the grocery store, will? These are some yummy looking ideas. ~Lady B

Hmmm... alas, not sure where the site went. But I like the idea of a book of songs. Especially if there's sheet music involved. Makes it easier to learn rather than by ear. Thank ye most kindly, Patrick. :) ~Lady B

Ahoy, m' hearts! I am known as Lady B, and I'm the Master & Commander of the Resurrection. The Pirates & Buccaneers of the Resurrection is a group of historical fiction pirates and other unique characters based in Fiddler's Green - aka Eastern Iowa near the Mighty Mississippi - utilizing historical realism from 1700 to 1750 mixed with pirate lore, sea myths, Hollywood legend, and novel fiction. An interactive group with adventurous activities that demonstrates the Pirate's life, a hands-on encampment, and all- inclusive scenarios between participants and spectators. This is only a hobby and do not make a profit doing this. We lean towards the historical aspect, but not cutting out the fictional likes of Long John Silver or Captain Jack Sparrow. A family friendly group in need of plenty of bodies (preferably living folk) to portray delightful characters as Pirates, King's Navy, East India Company, common folk, or unique figures from the sea. There is a Facebook page and I invite you to Like us and interact with us there. Thank ye kindly for yo'r time looking us over. Hope to see ye at an event. ~ Lady B

Thank ye most kindly, Will. :) I know the Pyracy Pub is under the Links on our website. ~Lady B

Many Birthday wishes to ye, lass! ~Lady B

Oy! Will or Syren... could either ye do a favor? Instead of just calling it "Resurrection", could ye have "the Pirates and Buccaneers of the Resurrection"? Please & thank ye kindly. We'd also like to have a thread all our own like the others on here, too, iffn ye please. We are trying to invade proper events in Illinois, Indiana, southern Wisconsin, Easter Iowa, & per chance southern Michigan. The website is still active. We are ALWAYS actively seeking new shipmates willing and able to sign on and attend events (what few of them there are). Plenty of scenarios planned. Demos possible. Lots of interaction with the public is possible. My vision is to be hands on with spectators to teach them/show them a pirates lifestyle. Stickin' with it, mates. Granted events nigh as dry as the weather but seeking and planning. Thank ye kindly for helping to get the word out. ~Lady B

Lengthy absense but returning hopefully I won't disappear again. A hearty welcome to all ye newcomers - Jabez, Steel Scimitar, BCarp, & Calico. :) glad t' have ye with us. Oy, Calico... the Pirates & Buccaneers of the Resurrection are one of a few Crews who are in the region. Hope we see ye at an event. The Forsake is another. The Pirates of the Great Lakes has been around a while. No doubt a good number of pirates up at Bristol and down at Stronghold. :) ~Lady B

LOL That I could. And thank ye. :) ~Lady B

These are great recipes! Shall have to try them. keep 'em comin'! ~Lady B

With a grand numerous pair of weathered eyes sharped enough to spot the finest of information on the World Wide Web... I'm looking for sheet music of period songs to learn on my viola and play at events. I do not mind if they are treble clef or alto clef (I've learned my Music Theory well, I can convert), just as long as they are period songs. As I said, would like to learn songs and play them at events. Thank ye most kindly, Pubmates. ~Lady B

Be there sheet music somewhere of the music prior to 1720? Would LOVE to learn these on my viola and play them at events. ~Lady B

Still around, still active but in dire need of events and crew! We DO have a functional website with all that you need to know and a Forum. I don't give up that easily, mates. ~Lady B

Thank ye. Land sakes, have I missed this Pub! Great to be back with the lot of ye. ~Lady B

Aye I remember ye. :) Welcome back! Appears some of the old Pubmates are returning. ~Lady B

Ahoy to all! Apologies that I disappeared. One my wander off but they ALWAYS return! My thoughts have been occasionally on the Pyracy Pub for a while but life has a wonderful way of diverting one from places that matter with people who are brilliant. So, hopefully I shall be visiting the Pub more often. Nothin' beats this place. The past few years have been hellish at attending events but with gas down a little lower, I hope I can get back to events, too. I have a LOT of plans & still trying to keep the Resurrection alive but definitely in need of good folks willing and able to partake in events. I've begun learning the viola and am looking for sheet music (violin and/or viola) to play some tavern songs, period music, etc as demos at events. Despite life still being crazy (who's life is NOT crazy, as it gets busier and crazier the older we get)... I shall do my best to be on here more often. Those who do not know, I'm working in radio as an On Air Announcer, been branching out to volunteer in theater, and hoping someday soon to go into larger market Radio as On Air Talent as well as perform on more stages and other areas of Entertainment like TV and Film. Following that path that God is Gibbs Slapping me to do. Glad to be back, mates! ~Lady B

PLUNDER ME CHERRIES!!! Aye, sounds good, too. Back as well. Glad yo'r back, too, m' Sister of the Sea! ~Lady B

Belated entry into this topic... I have LOTS of goose quills that I make my own quill pens. But I do have a brass nib pen I obtained from Barnes and Noble that looks much like the old 17th/18th c styles, plus I have a simple wood stylus with interchangible nibs, also... obtained that from Barnes and Noble. But many of the 17th/18th c vendors/Sutlers like Jas. Townsend & Sons, Smiling Fox Forge, and G. Gedney Godwin would have these items, as would the Print Shop in Colonial Williamsburg. From time to time, some historical places MIGHT carry a quill pen. Ink however is in the powder. I obtain my ink from Barnes and Noble then I put it into a period container. Knowing what to look for... you can then find it anywhere. ~Lady B

Belated birthday wishes to Oderlesseye. :: offers rum :: One of th' finest... and.. :: clears throat :: an incorrigible Libertine! ~Lady B

Aye! A happy belated bday to the Corsair. ~Lady B