The weather has been quite fair lately, and heading into the fall with such mild temperatures, I've decided to stay a bit longer than I had intended to before heading out again for the autumn voyage. The previous winters for the last couple of years have started out in the same gentle way, and going from that experience, I think remaining here to
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Iksay? I believe I heard something about that last year, and the crew could certainly do with some harvest-time events...
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Yes, and it's the closest village to Budehuc, so it isn't as though anyone has to go far out of their way to attend. It spans three days, later this month. Plenty of food and drink for all.
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It sounds ideal for the crew, I will make it available to them if you would be so kind as to give me the dates and directions when it is time.
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But what of yourself? You aren't interested in joining in the fun?
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I will most likely stay on board. I would rather not have the 'solicitors' that are currently around have access to my ship. *the festival does sound like an interesting venue, though.*
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Ah, that's true. I hadn't thought of that. I hope that the councilors make their way back to Vinay and stay there before then...because if they're still around, I may not be able to get the days off, either. *sighs*
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If you don't mind me saying...it sounds as though you could use a diversion. Even just some time around others that aren't your crew.
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*privately thinks that some small diversion would be welcome. As nice as the Islands were, the recent talk of Scarlet Moon has made him uneasy and thinking too much of the past, of all that is different and gone.* ...I will admit, the idea of a festival does sound appealing. Does Iksay grow wine grapes, by any chance?
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Mmm well...in recent years Barts has tried to grow grapes, but the soil isn't as conducive as it is in Chisha - so he says. The vineyards there are lovely. Iksay is wheat country, and we do grow a mean tomato.
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Hmmm, it is a shame that one cannot make a proper wine out of a tomato. Wheat, however...I assume there are brewers in your town?
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Oh yes! Definitely. The drinking usually begins rather early on festival days, it's best to pace oneself. Admittedly, when I was there for May Day I got a little carried away...but then, I know where I went wrong. I intend not to repeat that problem.
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