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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew D. Gable" data-source="post: 2128650" data-attributes="member: 4144">Trevor finds Jukes outside in a corner of the garden.&nbsp; He looks morose when his dog is mentioned, but blames Black Annie.&nbsp; &quot;It had to have been the old witch,&quot; he says.&nbsp; &quot;I've seen her imps running about on these lands many a time.&quot;The next morning, Trevor and Diggory set off and horseback to explore the estate.&nbsp; Just southeast of the Walsingham house is a smaller manor, which Trevor identifies as belonging to the Northcotes, an old Norfolk family.&nbsp; In the circular tour, you next come across the foundations of a third manor, whose stones are blackened and soot-stained.&nbsp; Diggory identifies this, much to Trevor's satisfaction, as the ruins of Oakwood Hall, the home of Edward Macallistair, son of Rev. William.&nbsp; Finally, the expanse of the Oakwood stretches on the horizon.&nbsp; Spot checks here at the Oakwood.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew D. Gable, post: 2128650, member: 4144"] Trevor finds Jukes outside in a corner of the garden. He looks morose when his dog is mentioned, but blames Black Annie. [B]"It had to have been the old witch,"[/B] he says. [B]"I've seen her imps running about on these lands many a time."[/B] The next morning, Trevor and Diggory set off and horseback to explore the estate. Just southeast of the Walsingham house is a smaller manor, which Trevor identifies as belonging to the Northcotes, an old Norfolk family. In the circular tour, you next come across the foundations of a third manor, whose stones are blackened and soot-stained. Diggory identifies this, much to Trevor's satisfaction, as the ruins of Oakwood Hall, the home of Edward Macallistair, son of Rev. William. Finally, the expanse of the Oakwood stretches on the horizon. [COLOR=DarkRed]Spot checks here at the Oakwood.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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