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faith enfireBRONZE Member wandering thru the woods of WI 3,556 posts Location: Wisconsin, USA
Posted: Maybe someone here could help
The SCA has decided to forbid any fire spinning at their events. They say it’s a safety concern and that the liability is too great. This is their prerogative, but some of us would like to find a way to change their mind. People are trying to talk to their lawyers and such, but I was wondering if anyone here could help Ideas on how to convince them that if properly done, fire spinning can be safe and is great entertainment If someone knows someone, like one of the lawyers If someone has been through something like this before and how they overcame it
Faith Nay, whatever comes one hour was sunlit and the most high gods may not make boast of any better thing than to have watched that hour as it passed