[MR] And the winners were...

[Marybeth Lavrakas]

(Kateryn Rous briefly awakens from her imaginary
tropical vacation to address the Tavern...)

Here is the list of winners from the Tempore Atlantia
held at Crown Tourney, with the following caveat: I
left the actual written list at home, so I'm working
from memory here as far as spelling goes!

Best Poetry, Best Documentation (overall) and Best in
Show: Lord "Rory" an Cu. Sidenote: who knew a bard
would be so dangerous in a static A&S competition? ;-)

Best in Show, English related: Lady Ysolt la Bretonne,
for an embroidered Elizabethan slip applied to a
velvet hanging.

Best Documentation, English related: Lady Maighread,
for her first late period embroidery work (an
Elizabethan coif)

Best Male Garb: Master Robert Bedingfield, for an
Elizabethan man's coat (nicely trimmed in bunny fur),
and honorable mention to my favorite knight, Sir
Keigan Broussard.

Best Female Garb: ought oh, my memory is failing here.
I believe her name is Lady Katherine...and she hand
sewed a gold Tudor gown & underdress...Honorable
mention to Countess Mary Grace of Gatland

The first place winner in the Cooking competition made
a lovely tree out of marzipan, with fallen leaves &
acorns that were really yummy. I can't remember the
spelling of her name, Lady "Ina" (from Yarnvid, I
think). Second place to Lady Hrosthvita von Cell, for
a basket full of apples that really weren't (they were
made from almonds and currants etc, and I really,
really, really want the recipe!)

The list of scribal winners I don't dare attempt
without looking at the list given me by the Scrivner
Royal, so I'll post that from home.

KR


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Lady Kateryn Rous, CP
House Broussard
Windmasters Hill

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