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'''Long and Short of It Tournament''' (aka "Long and Short" or "L & S") is the annual summer event hosted by the Barony of [[Terra Pomaria]]. It was the first event formed in the history of the barony and was named by Chagati Ba'atur, an early resident of the branch, while still a canton of [[Three Mountains]] in August AS XIX/1984. The organizational autocrats were Dublin O'Guinn Silverwolf and Cesare the Merchant. Traditionally the event has been held within the months of July or August. | '''Long and Short of It Tournament''' (aka "Long and Short" or "L & S") is the annual summer event hosted by the Barony of [[Terra Pomaria]]. It was the first event formed in the history of the barony and was named by Chagati Ba'atur, an early resident of the branch, while the barony was still a canton of [[Three Mountains]] in August AS XIX/1984. The organizational autocrats were Dublin O'Guinn Silverwolf and Cesare the Merchant. Traditionally the event has been held within the months of July or August. | ||
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Long and Short of It Tournament (aka "Long and Short" or "L & S") is the annual summer event hosted by the Barony of Terra Pomaria. It was the first event formed in the history of the barony and was named by Chagati Ba'atur, an early resident of the branch, while the barony was still a canton of Three Mountains in August AS XIX/1984. The organizational autocrats were Dublin O'Guinn Silverwolf and Cesare the Merchant. Traditionally the event has been held within the months of July or August.