Oh oh! It looks like things aren't going too well for the government here! Hula hoops in hand, the People of Sherwood rise up in outrage. It's a scene from a History Camp production of a famous medieval ballad where Robin Hood and his merry crew win again!
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4 comments:
Holy smokes!! This looks so medieval!!!--John Brown
Yeap, Mr. Brown. Even older and farther back than you are!
Where is the movie??
Hula Hoops had not been invented yet, but the idea was very theataric so I liked it. I can't wait until the movie comes out!!!!
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