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Anachronism’s alive and well

Belinda Ostwald (left) and Claire McHugh von Stieglitz in their medieval costumes.
By Jenel Hunt

With such activities as feasting, fencing, fighting and archery and an interest in a pre-1600AD world, the Southern Downs Branch […]

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