Okay this is the last post since all the other photos are the same and I don’t want to spoil the ending of the show in case you have not gone.

Here’s the Green Knight taunting his prey. A net is lowered for the jousting portion in case a shard of wood shanks someone in the face. Like if you sat behind home plate at a baseball game and they have that fence so people don’t get a case of bat in the face.

Yellow Knight just kicked butt and is celebrating. Possibly alluding the DX.

Maintaining this blog is a little more difficult than I thought. Mostly because work has been mentally draining and for some reason I’ve been busy on weekends. Oh well. I’m working on keeping this blog updated at least once a week.

The first time I went to Medieval Times, I was completely uninterested during the equestrian portions. This time I did pay attention since my art director talks to me about it occasionally (she’s an equestrian herself and loves horses).

The knights relaxing after throwing a javelin at a target while charging on their horses.

The horse is doing the Spanish Walk. I’ve never seen a Spanish person walk like this before but I will keep an eye out.

We went to Medieval Times this past weekend and I had a blast. Yelling a lot really helps and I enjoyed shouting insults towards the knights. Always an entertaining show.

While waiting on an extremely long line to get in, the falconer was strutting her stuff. I was surprised the falcon was unhooded and it was unnerving my friend who was trying to stare it down because she felt the falcon kept looking at her.

We were in the green section and so the Green Knight was our guy. Here he is giving lip to the king. When the MC introduced the Green Knight, he was saying how the Green Knight loved battle and violence and the green section erupted in cheers.