[Jararvellir] College of St. Bunstable

[Linda Olson]

Bunstable guarded the brandy, not the wine.  That's why he went up in 
flames, and why brandied cherries were traditionally served at his feast.

I seem to recall someone telling me that the Feast of St. Bunstable event 
originated in An Tir (probably at the eponymous College), and that a 
transplant to Jararvellir imported the idea.

Josceline
(Whose first event was the Feast of St. Bunstable in 1987)


>From: <grimmund at charter.net>
>Reply-To: grimmund at gmail.com
>To: jararvellir at minstrel.com
>Subject: Re: [Jararvellir] College of St. Bunstable
>Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:05:22 -0700
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>Do they all guard the wine, as St. Bunstable did?
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>Grimmund
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>---- hlcassandra at charter.net wrote:
> > Thought this would interest some of the old Jara members.  The Kingdom 
>of An Tir has the College of St. Bunstable, of the Barony of Madrone.  
>Here's their website:
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> > http://students.washington.edu/sca/
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