PHOTO GALLERY: Society for Creative Anachronism fight in Peace Park

Saturday, October 17, 2009 | 6:24 p.m. CDT
Members of the SCA are able to choose from any culture from the time period and learn skills from fellow participants. "All these people are volunteers. A lot of folks are able to share a common interest," Tim Jones.   ¦  Dan Brenner
BY Missourian staff

COLUMBIA — Members of the Society for Creative Anachronism gathered in Peace Park on Saturday for a scribe seminar and practice fight. SCA members are all volunteers and came to town Saturday from as far as Nebraska.

 

 

 A 23-year-old veteran, Rod Hauser, also known as Sir Hirsch Eichman, was king for the first time Saturday. "The memories and experiences are incomparable," Hauser said.   ¦  Dan Brenner
The Society of Creative Anachronism met Saturday in Peace Park for a scribe seminar and some practice fighting. Saturday's event attracted SCA members to travel Nebraska foe daylong classes.   ¦  Dan Brenner

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