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LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - FlaviusCrispus - 05-24-2006
Avete, comilitones et amici!
Just a quick note to let you know that an extensive photo page for the Lafe AD 43 in Arkansas event last March has at last been set up on the Legio VI Victrix (CA) website. The more than 150 images form a kind of photo essay of the this "full immersion" event. Lots of great people and equipment photos, including shots of the new Deepeeka leather command and contuburnium tents and the amazing Roman fort replica built by Legio II Augusta in the wilds of central Arkansas. Here's the link:
http://www.legionsix.org/Lafe%20Gallery.htm
Enjoy!
Re: LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - Praefectusclassis - 05-24-2006
Nice Dave! Always interesting to be able to put faces to names & it makes one want to come to Lafe...
Re: LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - Quintus Antonius - 05-24-2006
Great pictures, Dave. Thanks for sharing them. Looks like a very good time on a great location.
Re: LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - arklore70 - 05-25-2006
Dave,
Great Pictures.
Lafe was a blast and I love this photo essay; what a great way to help relive and remember a great event.
v/r
Mike
Re: LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - Emeraldweapon7d - 05-25-2006
wow...just wow!
hock: that looks like it was one heck of a awesome shindig!
Re: LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - Gallus Marinus Micarius - 05-25-2006
Thanks for the post - looks like an incredible roman experience that is not to be missed! Next year I plan to attend with many of my Legio IX brethren!
Re: LAFE AD 43 photo essay on Legio VI site - Spedius - 05-25-2006
Ave Crispus,
What a superb set of pictures.
Does anyone know how many Roman re-enactors there are world-wide?
Are they organised nationally into legions?
Is there uniformity in their choice and use of equipment?
Vale
M. Spedius Corbulo