he music you hear (Rachmoninoff's "Variations on a Theme by Paganini") was written in the early twentieth century, and thus may seem a little anachronistic on a site dedicated to Medieval times. It was, however, used as the theme music in the movie "Somewhere in Time". Thus I thought it was appropriate.

ue to popular demand (my own mainly), I've created this which will hopefully be the last knights page. Actually, I just couldn't resist the background!

ere is a site which explains all about the ancient religion of Druidism which is still alive and well in the twentieth century.

f you click on the castle below, you'll come to a site which gives you a complete glossary of terms having to do with knights and chivalry.

he Society for Creative Anachronism is the premier re-enactment society in the United States. They are largely responsible for many of the Renaissance Fairs in this country. To find out more about this unique organization, click on their shield below.

rizona (where we live) has three Renaissance Fairs. Two are held early in the calendar year. We attended the one in Apache Junction and had a great time! There's one Phoenix in late September, and we'll be sure to go. For more information about these events, click on the shield below.

he Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris is one of the most famous and beautiful structures in the world. It provided the setting for "The Hunchback of Notre Dame - first a novel by Victor Hugo, several films, and finally a cartoon feature from Disney. Grandma and Grandpa have been there a couple of times, and so has my Mommy, although she was too young to remember it. To see more information about this historic place, click on the name below.

ermany (where my Mommy was born) has lots and lots of castles, especially along the Rhine river. To see some pictures of these castles, click on the icon below.

estminster Abbey has been an important site in England since the year 1066. Almost every British Monarch has been crowned there. My Grandpa has been there and says that with the exception of St. Peter's in Rome, it's the most magnificent church he's seen. To take a fantastic tour of this great cathedral, click on the shield below.

rders of knighthood still exist, and there are plenty of them. To find out more about them, click on the Order Badge below.

- mail me by clicking on the little griffon below.

he patron saint of England is St. George. To find out more about this dragon slayer, click on the suit of armor below.