A Kiss From Holly

Gurnsy gets a kiss from Holly just before his single combat, thus winning the sympathy of the crowd and dooming his opponent. Dirty tricks.

Angry Skies Over Salisbury Plain

We were driving down that way with some friends many years back. One of us suggested that 'this spot looks great for a scrap', so we stopped the car, put on some armour and had a mosh. Someone took this shot of me against an angry sky.

Armour

My 15th century gothic plate, ready for arming.

Arrow Loosed

Just shot an arrow from my longbow, hope it hit the target, my eyesight is so bad I can't focus on things more than 5 feet away.

Giant Moth

From left to right, Clarendon (before his nose job), Gurnsy (before he found that giant moth) and Longsword (before he had his flowing locks cut).

Boot To The Head

A most unsporting move sir! Longsword boots Gurnsy in the head with his size 10's.

Dances With Longswords

Longsword and Gurnsy going at it hammer and tongs.

I Can Fly!

Lady Nicola and Gurnsy dancing the Allemagne. Boing!

Mosh

Nice black and white one of Gurnsy and Longsword, big two-hander v's a matched light pair of longswords. What was I thinking!

Longsword's Wedding

Longsword's wedding was a full medieval affair, we all got the dents beaten out of our armour and gave it a good buffing. I wish my rig still looked like this.

Gurnsy's Coat Of Arms

Arms are 'azure, a unicorn rampant argent within a border argent'

Dazzling Teeth!

Clarendon dazzles Gurnsy with his teeth and moves in for the kill.

Gurnsy Lands One

Longsword takes a crippling blow to the shoulder, the crowd are not impressed.

Holly Steals The Throne

My eldest daughter makes her move for the throne.

Impaled!

A really old photo before I got my plate, someone has impaled me with my own banner-spear. How embarassing!

Killing Blow From Ned

Sir Edmund Plantaganet, Duke of York shows Gurnsy no mercy.

Lady Nicola de la Hay

Armed and ready for battle, my love the Lady Nicola de la Hay, Sheriff of Lincoln.

Axe Attack

Longsword and Clarendon go for it with axes, Longsword's axe is called "Flower".

Shiny

Longsword and Gurnsy in a rare clean and shiny moment.

Lost A Leg

Another really early photo, Sir Edmund Beaufort takes my leg off.

Full Plate And Packing Steel

A rare shot of everyone's plate in an unbashed and clean state.

From left to right:

Back row: Sir William Longsword, William Baron Latimer, Sir Robert Percy, Sir John Plessis.

Front row: Sir Robery Knollys, Sir Gurnsy dûn Albion

Mace Parry

Lady Margaret Ufford is parried by "Bonker", my two-handed mace.

Nice Hair

Sir Robery Percy asking what hairspray I use.

Incoming! A Sir John Plessis!

Enough to put the wind up most people I can tell you, its like facing a rotary lawnmower that kicks you.

Shiny Pose

A pic taken of me by a local paper, they were kind enough to send me a copy.

Sir Roger Smacks Lady Nicola

Wait a minute! He can't do that and live!

SIR ROGER I DEMAND SATISFACTION.

Sir Thomas Griffin Sees An Opening

Oh arse.

Where was my parry?

Citole

Gurnsy exchanges the Ibanez for a Citole in a production by Chanterye

(http://www.chanterye.co.uk/)

Gaudeamus

Gurnsy posing as the Lord in a production by Chanterye. (http://www.chanterye.co.uk/)

It's as close as he'll ever get to nobility.

Grrrrrr

The red rage is upon me.

Free Beer !

In Kaprun, Austria they gave us free beer until we fell over. Huzzah!!

None Shall Pass!

Sir John Chandos (Ken) looking rock 'ard in full rig.

Warrior Bard

Laura blows a trumpet fanfare, lovely gothic plate gauntlet at the ready to smack anyone that tells her to shut up.

Shield Maiden

Nice pic of Laura in Kaprun, Austria holding the shield of her love.

A Flower?

Longsword (undented) with his favourite Ax "Flower".

A Bag!

Longsword smiles and wonders why Latimer has a bag on his head.

Edmund De Thorpe

Mike in full rig with buckler and bascinet which he uses to peck people with.

Plantagenet Falls

Ned Plantagenet falls to the might of Sir John Plessis. Lovely shiny action shot.

Maid of Orleans

Anoush in chainmail. I think she looks a bit Joan of Arc.

Grim

A rare shot of Sir John Plessis without a lid on, moody and grim. He's a lovely bloke actually.