[MR] Fall Coronation

[Glynis Knibb (Glynis Gwynedd)]

The event bid submitted in another Kingdom is actually in Sylvan Glen, which
is between Highland Foorde and Abhain Iarthair (Canton of Stierbach). There
have been Atlantian courts held at this event before (Siege of Glengary) and
many of the people in Sylvan Glen come to Atlantian events as they are
closer to us than to many of their own Kingdom's events. I just wanted to
put some perspective on that aspect of things.

The only thing that would be amiss about having Coronation there is that
technically it's not on "Atlantian" soil - but as I said many of that group
do come to Atlantian events (including WoW, among other, more local events).
I personally wouldn't mind seeing them join Atlantia - then they wouldn't
have to drive through a different Kingdom to get to their own events, and we
wouldn't have to drive through another Kingdom to get to events in the
western central region from Highland Foorde.

Just my opinion.

Glynis Knibb
aka
~Lady Glynis Gwynedd
Barony of Highland Foorde
"Have you hugged a harp today?"
--
"Never argue with an idiot. People watching may not be able to tell the
difference."


On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 1:17 PM, Carolyn Cox <thefarseeing at bellsouth.net>wrote:

> Unto the Tavern,
>
> If TRH have no bids for their coronation, what are they expected to do?  A
> shortage of bids for kingdom events has been a persistent problem for
> years--beginning well before the ecenomy went south.  It may well culminate
> with an Atlantian coronation held in another kingdoom  We really need to be
> figuring out what is wrong, and I assert that the corrent economic woes are,
> at best, a small part of a big problem.
>
> In service to the dream
> Averey
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