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treadswaterWHO: Annie Cresta
WHERE: By the river
WHEN: 27th October
OPEN TO: Ned Stark
WARNINGS: None yet
The weather is getting colder, something Annie is not very happy with. Colder, but then in the afternoon it turns warmer, and really, if she runs around then she gets warm again. Which partly explains why Annie is out walking her geese. She's become a regular sight since spring, the small redhaired woman with her flock of geese. They still follow her like she's their momma, and she rarely has to use that slender switch she carries with her to help guide them back.
Today she's a sweet picture, her denim overalls and one of her new shirts - mostly because she's trying to cheer herself up. She's not looking forward to the winter.
So down she is by the river, singing sea-shanties under her breath as she watches over the geese. Some are swimming in the water, others are grazing in the grass and bushes. But as she watches her birds, Annie also keeps a sharp eye out on the surrounds.
Once a victor, always a victor.
WHERE: By the river
WHEN: 27th October
OPEN TO: Ned Stark
WARNINGS: None yet
The weather is getting colder, something Annie is not very happy with. Colder, but then in the afternoon it turns warmer, and really, if she runs around then she gets warm again. Which partly explains why Annie is out walking her geese. She's become a regular sight since spring, the small redhaired woman with her flock of geese. They still follow her like she's their momma, and she rarely has to use that slender switch she carries with her to help guide them back.
Today she's a sweet picture, her denim overalls and one of her new shirts - mostly because she's trying to cheer herself up. She's not looking forward to the winter.
So down she is by the river, singing sea-shanties under her breath as she watches over the geese. Some are swimming in the water, others are grazing in the grass and bushes. But as she watches her birds, Annie also keeps a sharp eye out on the surrounds.
Once a victor, always a victor.
