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| − | The '''Barony of Dragon's Laire''' (Kitsap and N. Mason Counties, WA) is located in the central region of An Tir. It has the honor of being the first branch created in the Kingdom of An Tir. | + | The '''Barony of Dragon's Laire''' (Kitsap and N. Mason Counties, WA) is located in the central region of An Tir. It has the honor of being the first branch created in the Kingdom of An Tir as the first Kingdom 12th Night AX XVI. At June Fair AS XXX the Shire was advanced to Barony. |
| − | Dragon's Laire hosts several events each year, the largest and most notable is June Fair, an annual demo/event that draws over 1000 SCA members and many thousands of modern visitors. | + | Dragon's Laire hosts several events each year, the largest and most notable is June Fair[http://www.medievalfaire.org/ (Link to website)], an annual demo/event that draws over 1000 SCA members and many thousands of modern visitors. |
* [http://www.dragonslaire.org/ Dragon's Laire website] | * [http://www.dragonslaire.org/ Dragon's Laire website] | ||
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The Barony of Dragon's Laire (Kitsap and N. Mason Counties, WA) is located in the central region of An Tir. It has the honor of being the first branch created in the Kingdom of An Tir as the first Kingdom 12th Night AX XVI. At June Fair AS XXX the Shire was advanced to Barony.
Dragon's Laire hosts several events each year, the largest and most notable is June Fair(Link to website), an annual demo/event that draws over 1000 SCA members and many thousands of modern visitors.