Ashton Court Estate, Bristol, UK. 28th May 2018 Bank Holiday Monday. Spectators take to Ashton Court Estate in Bristol to watch a Battlefield Re-Enactment between Parliamentarians v Royalists. Its the 375th Anniversary siege of Bristol,the 1st battle took place in 1643. Credit: Robert Timoney/Alamy Live News
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Ashton Court Estate, Bristol, UK. 28th May 2018 Bank Holiday Monday. Spectators take to Ashton Court Estate in Bristol to watch a Battlefield Re-Enactment between Parliamentarians v Royalists. Its the 375th Anniversary siege of Bristol,the 1st battle took place in 1643. Credit: Robert Timoney/Alamy Live News
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375th anniversary.bank holiday,
50th year,
afternoon,
aim of society not to glorify war,
armies fighting,
ashton court estate,
battle charge,
battle re-enactment,
battles and banquets,
blue and white smoke,
bristol,
but to honour those that died in battles of the,
campsites,
cannons,
cooks,
country side,
drummers,
drums,
educational charity,
english civil war,
english civil wars,
fighting armies,
first siege of bristol 1643,
flags,
gun smoke,
historical,
knives,
live history,
lord hoptons tercio,
may 2018,
military heritage,
monarchy,
oldest re-enactment society in the uk,
park,
parliamentarians v royalists,
pikes and matchlock muskets for infantry,
restoration of the monarchy,
sealed knot,
sealed knot was a secret royalist association,
single biggest re-enactment society in europe,
specatators,
swords and pistols for cavalry,
tents,
uprising,
war horrors,
wars,
weapons,
what life would have been like in 17th century,
www.thesealedknot.org.uk,