By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike Well, after a week of investigation, I feel close to reveal these nearly certain results: The mysterious visit, which was reported anonimously on April 17 with the hugging of the blond woman at the market well in Bath seems to have the same origin, as what was observed by our … Continue reading Bond with a message
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike Exhausted me – I had forgotten, how hard reading and researching could be. I even asked my publisher and employer for a vacation, but got a ‘No’ for now – maybe later he said. ‘Now you will finish this story for publishing’. My eyes were more rolling than focussed, so, … Continue reading Discovering the message
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike While I had to spend more efforts to research on, what the core of this ‘Relay for Life’ issue was, I once again went back to the place at Bath opposite to the bank and with William the Fisherman to the side, to have a look at the signs we … Continue reading Messenger from another time
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike After the strange view of a special vehicle carrying away a person who obviously had visited Antiquity, I couldn’t stop thinking about, what that meant and did as much research as was in my power. Why is it, as we saw the other day, that Antiquity was visited by a … Continue reading Visitor with a message
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike At the Corner of Kingston Parade and York Street I saw a suprising spot. Just there, where formerly portraits of our dear citizens in their 18th century clothes were seen, we now have a silhouette of a modern man in a black smoking exposed. Originating in the 1850s in The … Continue reading Visit from another time
On Friday last, a number of us fell into accidental company at the coffee shop near the market in Bath, and a number of others arrived soon after a loud shout was heard in the Antiquity 1800s group. Prince Jacon seems to have imbibed elsewhere before choosing our company, losing his shirt in the process, … Continue reading And a fine time was had by all…
On the 19th of December, some of Antiquity’s stellar citizens gathered for wine and appetizers at the Francis Hotel, then moved to the Pump Room for a fine formal Christmas dinner (with crowns and sashes for those who have them!), complemented by a delightful string quartet. If you were not able to attend, here’s a … Continue reading Christmas in Bath Delicious
Antiquity Texas, Buckingham Palace and the City of Bath The full sim of Antiquity Texas is our community’s historical heart, with three levels for historical play, business and of course pub time. Our particular pride is three complex builds based on real-life locations: the Texas Capitol at sea level; the City of Bath on the … Continue reading Antiquity Texas
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