Mopsy
I am certain Great Grandma Agnes read “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” to Aunt Ena.
Click on the defiant rabbit in the blue jacket for details.
King Henry’s Powder Horn
When Henry VIII died in 1547 leaving Catherine Parr a widow, she grieved for a couple of days then remarried.
Click on Henry’s horn for the full story.
Change the World
One of the many doorways Grandpa Bob would have walked through when he lived in Ulverston, and some guy wondering if the pigeons are aiming at him.
Knock on the door, and come on in.
A Warm and Welcoming Place
The Fallows family lived here, in the shadow of a Peel Tower.
Click on the ancient fortification for details.
Happily, Ever After
The story of the relationship between Bob Wells and Nellie Fallows is a heartwarming piece of family folklore. I was inspired to write their legend in the format of a play.
Click on Eleanor, Patricia, or Robert Wells for the opening scene.
The Fairy Folk
Despite the morbid original purpose of the trail, Bear and I enjoyed our walk to The Fairy Steps.
Click on the coffin road for the full story.
Except Marlene
The South Arcola Women’s Baseball Club did not place second very often.
Click on the Team for the full story …
Magnetic
“Exploration” “Finding Your Way” “Not Getting Lost”, all that symbolism seems appropriate for a graduate.
Congratulations Leo!
Click on the compass to set a course to the full story.
Selling Socks
Why does it seem that 4% of the population is currently breathing 80% of the oxygen?
Click on the fur traders for details…
Just a Rock
King Charles sat on this rock today.
Click on King Edward’s Chair for the full story.