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New forum for female reenactors
Flamingos.r.us.:
Boy, you really were a member of the old group if you remember Lou and Judy Forbes. I kindof associated with Campeau's unit out of Detroit back then. The Forbes' were good people, doing extensive research for their time. Of course, I was just a teenager then who didn't know crap about anything, just going to have a good time. It wasn't until I worked at Valley Forge as a park ranger/historic interpreter did I go over to "THE DARK SIDE", also known as thread counters, accuracy nazis, history heads...you get the picture. If you need any help getting some girly stuff together, I always love a good sewing weekend. The offers out there. :)
Bonnie aka blnzrfn:
LOL :laugh:My brothers and I use to fetch Lou and Judys..wood and water when we were kids...LOL... I realy miss Judy...I use to hang around just to run errans..I still have my well worn copy of "Historic Colonial French Dress" (A Guide to Re-creating North American French Clothing) By Mary Moyars Johnson with Judy Forbes and Kathy Delaney...(its my clothing bible) LOL ...I got my copy when I was 14.. As a mater of fact..There is a picture of my mom infront of our camp on page 109 in "The Book of Buckskinning III " My mom is in the center sewing and thats Bobby on the right side (that was taken at thr Feast(camp sandburr).......The French group was fairly strict..."The Dark Side" is good... ;D Authentic material around, authentic fires.......Thank you for the offer.....Iam in Central Indiana......blnz
Sturmkatze:
If you're starting a new discussion, you should click the button :-0 Otherwise it stays in this topic... ;)
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