The Long March to New Market
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The Long March to New Market
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Walking dress, 1886-88
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dress, 1873-75
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Doucet ball gown, 1898-1900
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Favorite gemstone: opals, preferably raw.
Oh man oh man oh man I love opalllllll….. *A*
Totally my favorite. Just beautiful.
18th Century dancing presentation and this one guy who’s costume was really nicely done (and who had to be uncomfortably warm…)
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The actual reenactment bit.
The mob and Patriots form up and charge the Redcoat soldiers guarding the pier. The Patriots overwhelm them, stop to argue Loyalists vs. Rebels, Rebels win, storm the docks, grab boats, the ship with the teas sees them coming so fires her cannon, the rebels take over the ship holding all the tea (note the British flag on her at the beginning and the American one at the end [yes we all know that’s not the correct flag])
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Dress, 1872-74
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dress, 1873-75
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Archery on the move
oh my god i literally gasped what kind of bug is that WHAT KIND OF BUG IS THAT
That terrible bug is a “house centipede”. It’s like a spider except bigger, creepier, and much much faster. I’m very glad to be home again where we don’t have them. Here, have a picture of one being huge and awful.
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