Lebus VI

Hosted by

The Shire of Coeur du Val (Corvallis, Benton County, OR )

Event Summary

Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Beringar von Rudesheim
Date: August 23 , 2002 until August, 25 2002
Site opens at: 12:00 AM on August 23th 2002
Site closes at: 12:00 AM on August 25th 2002

Event site:
North Albany Park
2800 NW Hillcrest St Albany, OR 97321

Lebus VI
Aug. 23-25, 2002
North Albany Park
Albany, Oregon

Please note SITE CHANGE —
We had to swap parks this year. This is the park where True Arte is normally held.

The Shire of Couer du Val invites all of An Tir to join us as we celebrate the seige of Lebus
castle by Ludwig of Thuringia. The ground shall be soaked with blood bravely shed on our
fields during our main tourney, King John Memorial tourney, torchlight tourney, Mythical
Beastie tourney (dress as a beast from medieval or classical mythology) and Lionesses
tourney. For those of less brutal inclinations, we shall have a rapier tourney along with Royal rounds and a novelty shoot.

We’ll welcome you on site Friday evening with a stone soup (bring something for the pot).
There will also be a potluck feast Saturday night and general merriment!

A Cloved Fruit Contest will be held at the potluck on Saturday night

Categories:
Best Presentation
Best Acceptance/Rejection
Best Cloved Fruit that Does not Resemble Human Anatomy
Best Cloved Fruit that Does

Site is discreetly wet.

Site CHANGE: North Albany Park (2800 NW Hillcrest St., Albany OR 97321) in North
Albany.

DIRECTIONS: From I-5 north or south, take OR exit 233 (Hwy. 20). Turn west (away from
the freeway) and proceed through Albany, following signs to Hwy. 20/Corvallis. After
crossing the Willamette River, turn right at the second stoplight (N. Albany Rd). Follow this
road several miles, then turn right on Crocker Lane, and proceed straight to the stop sign up
the next hill. Turn left on Valley View Dr, then left on Hillcrest St. The park is at the end of
the road. SCA signs will be posted along the route.

Site Fee:
$7. Merchants: NO FEE! Gate opens at 4 p.m. Friday, site closes at 3 p.m. on Sunday.