A Place to Stay for the Winter

[rix_scaedu]

This follows on from A Dream of Bees.

They reached the manse a little before noon.  It was built in a nook below the ridgeline, surrounded by trees above and beside it that reached down the slope to border the meadow where several horses and a cow grazed.  Of the buildings there was the manse itself, a barn, what looked like a woodshed and an

Comments

[anonymous]

*grin* I like these people.

~Lyn

[kelkyag]

Heh. I see I guessed the wrong pack of puppies. :)

ETA: "No-one can’t get through the low pass"
I think "can't" there should be "can"?

[rix_scaedu]

Will Fix.

*laugh*

[ysabetwordsmith]

"Wolf priest, wolf cubs." Hee! I love this. These people are so much fun.

Re: *laugh*

[rix_scaedu]

Thank you. Technically he's more of a shaman because he serves a wolf spirit, but if a Frost Daughter can try to become the winter goddess, who knows what a wolf spirit might become?

(I will be very glad to have email again so I can not miss people's comments.)

[rix_scaedu]

Yes. They have *a* paddock. Just one. Aside from the chickens and the one cow, and probably a kitchen garden, this place doesn't produce food. The buildings look like a farm, but this isn't a farm.