This past weekend I dove head first into the 18th century, again. This will probably become a recurring theme in the next few years. This time we were in
Historic Halifax, recreating the 1781 British occupation of the town. I portrayed a petty sutler again, this time selling penny loaves to the British soldiers. I only snagged a few photos, most of these are from the
RRSpin.
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P and I in the British Camp selling bread |
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1725 Paul Sanby image of a Green Vegetable Seller. Part of my inspiration for my impression. I was so glad to that the photographer snapped the image above if my girl & I. |
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Trying to sell produce and bread to the British. |
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My sweet girl's first 18th C. event! |
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P & her daddy on the town green in the morning. |
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The British forces. |
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