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The Mediaeval Knights Festival (part 2) While the mighty knights, defending the title of the best, fought each other with heavy swords, at a nearby meadow was held a children joust. My youngest daughter Tanya (she is six) wanted to struggle there too. Tanya was the only girl fought in this battle, all others were boys and mostly older than she. There were two teams – the Blue one and the Red one. Tanya was included in the Blue team. The rules of the game were quite easy. Participants have to protect their flag (a rubber stick) and capture the flag of the opposite team. Each game has three battles, each one lasts three minutes. If a participant gets a hit on the head by sword of the enemy - he has to leave the battle. He must sit down on the ground and wait the next round. All these rules were described to children by instructors: http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6190/6086575946_52f9d1f12f_b.jpg Each participant had a helmet, that should protect his head, rubber sword and shield, which he must use for fighting. http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6070/6086033719_d8d43e8fb1_b.jpg Well, I think Tanay struggled quite good. Before start I explained her the rules again and advised her to defend the flag of her team and try to capture the flag of the opposite team, instead of just beat her enemies on their heads! I had noticed that other children made this mistake – they wanted only struggle by swords with each other and completely forgot about the main goal of the game! http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6078/6086036771_bb0eafd3b3_b.jpg I suppose that she understood my explanations very well. In the first battle she rushed to the enemies in front of her team. http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6187/6086039347_f4f6bd682c_b.jpg Soon she was attacked by two boys from the Red team. http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6186/6086042383_d5f9bbb990_b.jpg http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6203/6086045221_4d8844af04_b.jpg After a short fight she had been hit on her head and sit down on the ground. In the second round she tried to capture the Red flag, but her attempt had failed. She struck many enemies, but had to leave the game as well. In the middle of the last battle she noticed that a boy from the Red team wanted to take the flag of her team. She rushed to defend the flag and hit the boy on his head. He hit her as well. Both were out of the battle, but the blue flag was saved and the Blue team had won! Tanya was very happy because of it! http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6197/6086047633_8dbe529c58_b.jpg

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The Mediaeval Knights Festival (part 2)

While the mighty knights, defending the title of the best, fought each other with heavy swords, a children's joust was held at a nearby meadow. My youngest daughter, Tanya (she is 6), wanted to struggle there too. Tanya was the only girl who fought in this battle; all the others were boys and mostly older than her.

There were two teams – the Blue one and the Red one. Tanya was included in the Blue team. The rules of the game were quite easy. Participants had to protect their flag (a rubber stick) and capture the flag of the opposite team. Each game had three battles, each one lasting three minutes. If a participant gots a hit on the head by an enemy sword of the enemy , he had to leave the battle. He had to sit down on the ground and wait for the next round. All these rules were described to children by instructors:
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6190/6086575946_52f9d1f12f_b.jpg

Each participant had a helmet (to protect his head), rubber sword and shield, which he must use for fighting.
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6070/6086033719_d8d43e8fb1_b.jpg

Well, I think Tanya struggled quite well. Before the start I explained her the rules to her again and advised her to defend the flag of her team and try to capture the flag of the opposite team, instead of just beating her enemies on their heads! I had noticed that other children made this mistake – they only wanted a swordfight with each other and completely forgot about the main goal of the game!
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6078/6086036771_bb0eafd3b3_b.jpg

I think she understood my explanations very well. In the first battle she rushed to the enemy in front of her team.
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6187/6086039347_f4f6bd682c_b.jpg

Soon, she was attacked by two boys from the Red team.
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6186/6086042383_d5f9bbb990_b.jpg
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6203/6086045221_4d8844af04_b.jpg

After a short fight she had been hit on her head and had to sit down on the ground.
In the second round she tried to capture the Red flag, but her attempt had failed. She struck many enemies, but had to leave the game as well.
In the middle of the last battle she noticed that a boy from the Red team wanted to take the her team's flag. She rushed to defend the flag and hit the boy on his head. He hit her as well. Both were out of the battle, but the blue flag was saved and the Blue team had won!
For that reason, Tanya was very happy!
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6197/6086047633_8dbe529c58_b.jpg

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