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The media was not the circus at this event. Videographers from (unknown?) tape Walter Knight, Randall Upton, and State Senator Tim Cullen before the Governor Walker's arrival.
The knights at the Medieval Banquet in the evening.
The day of St George's Joust.
Cressing Temple, Witham Road, Cressing, Essex.
Knight Rider's brain. I counted 4 motherboards on this rack. This was one of my favorite entries and the team I was rooting for because they only had one sponsor. True underdogs.
Across from Fiorella's. Scott wants Knight's for his home. He's weird like that. And he highly recommends Fiorella's for gumbo even if it is a dive.
1996 Wendy's Laser Knights: The Queen a/k/a Winged Warrior, the King a/k/a Knight Warrior, and the Tank Warrior. I love this set.
The Knight Hall Dedication Ceremonies at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism, photographed for University of MD, 21 April 2010. Photo by Mike Morgan for the Merrill College.
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Held at Doncaster Racecourse on 6 Sept 2014, Knight-Con showcased cosplay, stars and cars and was an awesome day out. I got to meet Virginia Hey, Chase Masterson, Femi Taylor, Pam Rose, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, Ken Coombs and Sarah Douglas and catch up with good friends and make new ones as well.
11.8.13
SPB hosts Knight Madness held in the Kuch Gymnasium. Knight Madness included AU athletes, prize giveaways, games, dunk contests, and school spirit!
Photographer: Kara Wright '14
Held at Doncaster Racecourse on 6 Sept 2014, Knight-Con showcased cosplay, stars and cars and was an awesome day out. I got to meet Virginia Hey, Chase Masterson, Femi Taylor, Pam Rose, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, Ken Coombs and Sarah Douglas and catch up with good friends and make new ones as well.
The knights were presented to the king and princess. Unfortunately I didn't have good photos of them in the low light, even if we were only a few feet away!
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Effigy of a 13th century knight, presumed to be William 4th Earl Ferrers (d.1254).
The church of St Mary the Virgin at Merevale is one of Warwickshire's most significant medieval churches, and a rarity in having originally served as the gate chapel ('capella ante portas') to the adjoining Merevale Abbey, once a major Cistercian monastery but now completely vanished, it's site lying beneath the neighbouring Abbey Farm.
The church itself is of an unusual layout, with a short two-bay chamber for a nave (it's aisles demolished long ago) and a far grander four-bay Perpendicular chancel with aisles (it's plan seemingly a reversal of the usual parish church layout).
There are medieval tombs and the old rood screen (re-sited at the west end) but the best feature here is the ancient glass, principally the 14th century kings from a Jesse-Tree now in the east window, that are believed to have come from the Abbey. In the aisles are further fragments of medieval glass, including early 16th century elements original to this building.
The church is sadly normally kept locked without keyholder information, thus a visit will have to be pre-arranged. I am hugely grateful to the Revd Carole Young for so kindly giving up her time for me here.