Living History Worldwide Network

[The Lonely Navigator]

I learned about this through the U-Boat Society and thought that many here would be interested - there is also a 'sister' network connected with this for vintage living which I had also joined:

Living History Worldwide

 

[Warden]

I joined up a few months back, but not used it since

Harry

 

[The Lonely Navigator]

I managed to connect with some others - one I was happy to run into as he had good info for me, not for historical stuff, but supplements to help adrenal fatigue.

I enjoy encounters like that and hope to try the supplements - I'm fed up with the CFS.:rage:

 

[olkev]

Not to threadjack, but, is it my imagination or are living history pursuits more popular in Europe than in the US? It sure seems pretty strong over there.

 

[The Lonely Navigator]

No problem in threadjacking...

I've wondered about that myself as when I saw the list of events for the U-Boat Society compared to what I could do in the mid-Atlantic region here in the U.S. ...it came to about 1-2 events per month for them, compared to...oh...maybe 3 at most that would be worth doing for someone like me.

I wish we had more events here...hopefully that is changing as I know there was one started in Carlisle, PA not too long ago, but I don't know if they're still keeping that one going or not - I haven't been to it since the first one.