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Weekly Contest #351
If these walls could speak Susan Cochrane Drawing up at the vantage point overlooking the valley Lisa stepped out of her car and scanned the spread of vineyards descending towards the river below until her gaze focused on the Château de La Vallière, a gem of Renaissance architecture. Its elegant architecture was perfectly reflected in the wide bend of the river and enhanced by a rim of forest. Its notoriety as a palace of luxury and exquisite taste originated with the reputation of its original chatelaine, Louise-Françoise de La Baume Le B...
Weekly Contest #347
Family secrets Family secrets Lies! Always lies! Why couldn’t the family share the truth about its own Who’s Who, including the embarrassing sprout lopped off the family tree. Bastards did not fit into its pristine descent pattern, that was only for legitimate spouses and their offspring. Nor were they ever likely to inherit anything. Nicolas’s grandfather had recently passed away, and the family solicitor had convened all concerned for the reading of his Will. Nicholas held no illusions that his grandfather’s Will would make any provisi...
Weekly Contest #345
Rock and a hard place.Susan CochraneMy fault! My own stupid, f…ing fault. I broke the fundamental rule of bushcraft, “Always alert someone if you’re heading off on your own”. The small cruise ship had been hired by the University for a week in the off-season as a floating base for a field trip for researchers in the otherwise impenetrable region of the Kimberley. We were of diverse disciplines – geology, anthropology, biology and marine sciences, for all of us this excursion was invaluable for collecting specimens, photographing sites and re...
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