March of the Black-and-Gold Lance - Medieval bushcraft camp - Part 3: Making Camp 

The Black-and-Gold Lance goes on a 2-day medieval military adventure, reenacting a knight and his retinue during the Hundred Years’ War who have been dispatched to guard a frontier road and hunt the local forests for bandits and poachers that have made their dens in the nearby caves. We marched 4 miles with 7 people in varying levels of armor with a full baggage train in tow, making camp for the night and continuing on the next day.
In this final episode of a three-part series, our journey winds to an end as we establish our encampment, pitch a period tent, light a fire with flint & steel, cook medieval food, and do some camp defense & night patrolling before breaking camp and heading back to civilization.
Part 1: Retinue & Equipment
• The March of the Black...
Part 2: Marching & Carting
• March of the Black-and...
Watch Llwyd's video on the Historic Outdoors channel, where he portrays an outlawed forester who encounters our Lance:
• Life of the Medieval O...
Music used:
Agincourt Carol - Tower of London Singers
Stella Splendens - from the Llibre Vermell de Montserrat
Verbum Patris Hodie - Lumina Vocal Ensemble
Kings of Tara by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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