|   The Castello di Amorosa as seen from across Lake Mario
 |   Audrey coordinates the festival
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|   Bjornstad sets up the archery targets
 |   Brian and Jack get waterborne - It's a Viking thing
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|   Bjornstad claims the Castello island
 |   American Idol - or not
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|   Brian gives the native art a thumbs up
 |   A deceptively tranquil dragon has been sighted on the lake
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|   The dragon hunt is on...
 |   Bjornstad - 1, Dragon - 0
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|   The South end of a North-bound horse heralds the start of the festivities
 |   The Companie di Bjornstad - ready for action
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|   Annie bridges the gap before the guests arrive
 |   Kayleigh and Sean join the requisite bridge posing
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|   Melinda and Ed get Medieval
 |   Ed is ready to coach the archers
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|   The Loose-an-Arrow archery station
 |   Yoko, Rick and John await the Castello's revelers
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|   Sean and Kayleigh show off the pavilion
 |   Susan rewards the archers with a scroll
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|   Sean and Rick ready the trebuchet
 |   Pull lanyard, loose stone
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|   And the stone should splash down right about ...
 |   Henrik the Valiant demonstrates the use of sword and shield
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|   Henrik watches as a swordsman attacks
 |   Melinda keeps her distance from the sword play
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|   Ed, Jack and Brian are enjoying the day
 |   Brian provides a little nocking instruction
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|   Arrows away!
 |   And if you're right handed...
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|   Guests of the Castello di Amorosa will dine in the courtyard
 |   Don't most feasts include food of some sort?
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|   When do we eat?
 |   The feast is on
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|   Annie, Melinda and Ed approve the wine
 |   The Great Hall is a perfect setting for a feast
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|   The Orpheus West Choir is magnificent
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