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Rafe–Setting Up the Loom

“For goodness sake, go help Fiona deal with her loom and quit plaguing me.” Rafe’s sister stood before the anvil, maul pounding flakes of burned iron off a horse shoe. “Her husband is too poorly, or too drunk, to be … Continue reading

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Rafe–Frozen River

Jole poked the end of his gaff into the snow that now banked the river. This was his first year doing a man’s job. Old Farley had drilled pilot holes and declared the river frozen enough to start gathering ice. … Continue reading

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A Different Homecoming

In the words of Monty Python, “Now for something completely different.” Rafe stood on the bluff, hand resting on the well carved oak. How many years had it been? Twenty-five? Twenty-seven? She pulled out her knife and began cleaning out … Continue reading

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