with interactive storytelling and pot making, blacksmithing and a whole host of other experiences that you can get hands on with. (If you’ve not been you should). Is it always historically accurate? No. Does it inspire kids to engage with history? Absolutely!

Great idea. I run the archery crossbows and axes at loxwood joust and that spirit of entertainment is what makes that so great. People want immersion and engagement and Loxwood delivers in spades…

It sounds very much like where I’m from originally, Leeds Wakefield Pontefract. That slow Drawl that can sound a bit…erm…dopey (sorry my people). But not everyone sounds like that and I imagine the same snobbery would have been present so yeah that accent sounds too simple, too peasanty for a king.