Book Review: Kotrabok Icelandic Road Atlas
If you get inspired to travel to Iceland and want to get around and see or shoot these places, I highly recommend getting the latest edition of Kotrabok (unlike the Continue Reading →
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If you get inspired to travel to Iceland and want to get around and see or shoot these places, I highly recommend getting the latest edition of Kotrabok (unlike the Continue Reading →
Photographing Iceland – A Photo Guide to 100 Locations by Einar Guðmann and Gyða Henningsdóttir Format: Trade Paperback, 352 pages + Protective coverDate: 2022Publisher: Some Icelandic PressISBN: 978-9935119483Status: In Print Continue Reading →
When you sign in at Pennsic, you are issued a metal medallion to wear that shows the event staff you’ve paid. Allows you to leave and reenter the site as Continue Reading →
My previous post covered basic Pennsic stuff and camp life. This one ventures out to Court and the Battlefield. A note about photography: I like taking pictures, I hate sitting Continue Reading →
NOTE: to my SCA friends, this post is aimed at co-workers and others, so just skip to the pictures, it’s why you’re here anyway. And this will be two posts Continue Reading →
I noted with sadness the passing of John Prados, 71, a noted author, historian and game designer. And while probably unknown to most of you, I recognized him right away. Continue Reading →
Saturday morning found me standing in a line in sunny 25 degree weather waiting to take a look at the “Urban Wood Sale” put on by the Montgomery County Parks Continue Reading →
History is the autobiography of a madman Alexander Herzen I listen to a bunch of history podcasts, so I thought I would list them out with my opinions in case Continue Reading →
Apologies to Tolkien, but you do see weird stuff sometimes. Like this dude strolling down the road at about 6am. The other direction, the entrance to the group’s camp shining Continue Reading →