Album: 2005 Joust Camp
Scott thought folks would like to take a sneak peak at Paragon Jousting behind the scenes. After taking the winter off, we're hard at work and we decided to show everyone some pictures of our first day back in training. Later, we took some more pictures in April when the sun came out.

Album: 2005 St Patrick's Day Parade - New Haven, CT
Paragon Jousting had the pleasure of joining with the folks from the Connecticut Renaissance Faire in New Haven Connecticut for the annual St Patrick's Day parade. The parade took us past Yale University and there were hundreds of thousands of people in attendance. Diablo made his public debut while Mister Mister did his best to show off for the crowd. It was also the public debut for some of our new squires.

Album: 2005 Adirondack Girl Scouts Camporee
Paragon Jousting performed for several thousand girl scouts at the Camporee in Greenwich, New York. Dame Fiona was a true celebrity, soundly defeating Sir Padraig in the joust, then staying around to sign autographs for over two hours! In spite of the heat, this was a great event, and a lot of fun for all of us! We would especially like to thank Marky Mykins for the B&W photographs featured in this album.

Album: 2005 Vermont Renaissance Festival
The Vermont Renaissance Festival 2005 saw Dame Fiona and Sir Padraig crossing lances with Sir Ulrich in both games and armored jousting.

Album: 2005 KenMont & KenWood Camps
Paragon performed at KenMont and KenWood Camps in Kent, Connecticut, for the opening of their annual Color Wars competitions. Sir Robert championed Kenmont, and Dame Fiona led Kenwood to battle on this exciting day.

Album: 2005 Northern Catskill Mountains Renaissance Faire
This was a fantastic show held in Cairo, New York, where we performed gaming and armored joust shows. This folder contains some great artistic images created by Vincent Arrigali.

Album: 2005 Connecticut Renaissance Faire - Woodstock, CT
At CTRF 2005, the show featured 5 horses, with 4 knights jousting. Sir Robert of Warwick, Sir Devon of York, Dame Fiona of Orkney and Sir Morgan of Arc competed. Dame Katherine commanded the field as Master of the List, and oversaw the tournament.