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Chris Knight
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Any groups in kansas?

Postby Chris Knight » Mon Jul 15, 2013 7:49 pm

any groups in kansas? I'm part of a small renaissance fencing group in wichita, ks but I'm looking to expand my horizons and I don't know of any other groups I'd be willing to join. The SCA group in kansas literally just legallized cut and thrust for the kansas region (calontir) a week or so ago but I'm a little nervous joining them for that.

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Re: Any groups in kansas?

Postby Michael Kay » Mon Aug 26, 2013 5:23 pm

I'm in Leavenworth, looking to get started but folks seem thin on the ground.
Chris Knight wrote:any groups in kansas? I'm part of a small renaissance fencing group in wichita, ks but I'm looking to expand my horizons and I don't know of any other groups I'd be willing to join. The SCA group in kansas literally just legallized cut and thrust for the kansas region (calontir) a week or so ago but I'm a little nervous joining them for that.
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Postby Michael Kay » Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:47 am

My apologies, done.
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