What does "Frontier Period" mean? Well, in reality, it covers quite a lot... In fact, the Frontier Period covers so much area, we just HAD to make a separate area for it--much like we are going to now try and do for the RenFaires...
Ideally, all this we have listed in this section should be in their respective time periods, F&I in the 1600-1800 Time/Area, Fur Traders/Trappers in 1800-1860, Native American Reenactors and Trekking in both. However, to us, it just seems logical to put "like-stuff" with like-stuff! Look for this area to really shine soon, book mark it and keep comin' back as it is only going to get better!!
The person in charge of the Frontier Period area here at reenactor.Net is Bonnie (blnzrfn)! If you have a site that needs to be listed in this area, please contact Bonnie at this e-mail: blnzrfn2000@yahoo.com . Please, feel free to look around and suggest stuff! Pix from events are always appreciated!
reenactor.Net's Online Living History ForumsI've wanted to do Forums for awhile now, but it was either too much coding, or I would have to use someone else's system (i.e. ezboard or something -- meaning we had no control over how it was run) or just whatever . I am happy to say I've found something that set up well and is expandable. There is very little there yet, but there will be soon. And, if you're signed up for one time period, you're a member inthem all. This works well if you do more than one time period. P.S. look for more changes at r.Net coming up to make it easier and better for you, the reenactor. |
The link pages are listed sort of logically by:
*A note: We at reenactor.Net are not responsible for the content of the links listed -- they are the responsibility of the site owners.If you wish to have your unit added you must:
- have a web page for your unit/group – this is important!
- Click here to go to the Frontier site listing form!
- Fill out the form--completely please!
