Er... just answered that in the previous post. But think you are maybe missing the point. This is a re-enactor run event for re-enactors. It's a bloody good weekend of fun, beer and displays, living history and... did I mention fun?NOMAD wrote:If it don't make money people don't want to know this day and age has any local re-enactment group thought of putting signs up or posters or is ( bill poster will be prosecuted ) been around ?
If the public turn up that's a bonus. The event is sponsored by a local millionaire who just wants everyone to enjoy themselves and maybe the local RBL branch can benefit along the way. This event is free admission. You don't get many of those type of events nowadays.
And we as organisers do it for fun too! There's always those who point the finger yet make no effort to help. If you can see a better way to publicise this event try making some constructive suggestions and we'll take them on board.
