All Saints Mediaeval Fellowship
11516-103 street Edmonton, AB, Canada

Here is a fantastic series of pics. From planting flax, letting it grow during Covid (Late March planting) and flowering, cutting, stooking and Rhetting. Breaking, combing, then spinning!!

Highway cleanup has been confirmed. It’s September 19!! We are so happy to keep in with our traditional fund raiser! This one will help buy another cabin for the land so that folks can come out and relax from the craziness in the city! Please let us know who can come this year! Prizes and food and drink provided!

Building a few more cabins in the property next week to rent!! You can become part of our time share if you want, or just come out and enjoy the outdoors in style!

Built another road in this weekend!

Greetings a few photos from the repair of the shingle roof. Shingling was not a separate craft before, but people laid and repaired shingled roofs themselves, there was an old man in each cottage - a so-called workbench where chipped shingles were straightened, when preparing wood for winter, clean straight pieces were set aside and turned into shingles. , a shingle knife called fugovník was used for the groove. Wood was used what grew in the place somewhere spruce, some larc...h or fir. Nothing was painted easier, it is easier to replace a damaged shingle. The oldest variant of anchoring to battens was a wooden peg - a square conical nail into a pre-drilled hole or a notch, today it can be seen at most in open-air museums, later forged nails began to be used. People made extra money by making shingles over the winter. Better pieces, the wide ones, were for sale and narrower on their own roof. See more

Setting up cabins for folks to rent or timeshare on the land!