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Bjodann eda Bjodannskona Vitja (Bjarnarstrond A&S)

Friday November 16th, 2018 to Sunday November 18th, 2018
Barrow (Utqiagvik), Alaska

Sponsored by the Barony of Winter’s Gate

The fine folk of the soon-to-be Canton of Bjarnarstrond are hungry for knowledge and skills. As such they will be holding an A&S workshop that they might clothe themselves well, and to learn to make the weapons and armor that will enable them to successfully defend our northernmost border. Merriment to celebrate the visit of the Prince and Princess (and other exalted visitors) will follow this day of learning.

Dress as if hell just froze over, but in layers. Be prepared, if needed, to cover all exposed skin. This includes your eyes. A whisperer will be awaiting your arrival and will safely release you from said dragon. They will then deliver you to a place of warm sanctuary, otherwise known as 2426. Space is limited. For this event RSVP is required.

Barrow (Utqiagvik) is on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Please bring clothing appropriate to the weather. Be aware that weather delays may affect travel in and out of Barrow (Utqiagvik). Home hospitality is available, albeit extremely limited. RSVP is required to arrange housing and ground transportation.

 

Event Steward: Niell Mac Nyven mka Nathan L. Meadows — E-mail: meadowsnl@gmail.com — Phone: 304-992-4958

Site Information: 
Start Time: 
Site officially opens at noon 17 November, closes at 7. Merriment and informal instruction to follow until all the visitors have left on Sunday
Site Fee: 
Adult Event Registration: $0, Adult Member Discount Event Registration: $0
Directions: 

Directions to the site: No roads in. No roads out. Capture a dragon (they are free to come and go here) and travel to the top of the known world. Ensure that your dragon comprehends to return for you. Be aware that fluctuations in weather may delay your dragon. Not common but known to occur because dragons aren’t stupid.

Barrow (Utqiagvik) is only accessible by air and is on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Be aware that weather delays may affect travel in and out of Barrow (Utqiagvik).