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9:37 pm
July 25, 2010
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julie
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Not that I'm thinking that we'll get to this anytime soon, but I wanted to let you guys see these pages, plus put the links somewhere where I won't lose them.
Baking bread in a recontructed Iron Age oven
http://www.arheo.lv/maizes_kra…..ven_lv.htm
Colonial Clay oven
http://www.engr.psu.edu/mtah/p…..y_oven.htm
Kinda cool! And definately something to think about if CTRF ever gets a hard site.
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1:12 pm
August 2, 2010
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Brittney
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While I love the idea of baking bread, how conceivable is it that the Landsknecht would be baking their own bread while on campaign? I had assumed it would be more feasible for them to just buy it from village bakers like most other people without convenient access to bread ovens. I haven't researched that at all though, so just a question.
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2:49 pm
August 2, 2010
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julie
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We probably would have been buying our bread locally. It's just that I had just been having a conversation with Alena about having a baker on site (not us) and thought, rather than sending just her the links, I'd share them with everyone.
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9:07 pm
August 2, 2010
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Brittney
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It would be really cool when the group gets huge and CTRF gets a permanent site to have a village for the Landsknecht to interact with. Let's see, a baker, a butcher, a swordsmith, a tavern…
I must say though, I have always wanted to work on baking bread in the old style ovens. A very nice thought for the future.
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