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<p>Tennis: /* Death */</p> <hr /> <div>[[image:saunders.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> Andrew Saunders is 45 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James, who is now retired, was a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 15 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Death==<br /> <br /> Andrew was killed horribly. He refused to become the servant of the [[King in Yellow]] after touching his cloak. The king, furious at this refusal, began to spin at high speed, the tatters of his cloak cutting like kinives. Saunders was torn to pieces before the eyes of his horrified friends.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log ==<br /> <br /> Information and Clues</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=3484 2006-10-04T06:15:58Z

<p>Tennis: /* Death */</p> <hr /> <div>[[image:saunders.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> Andrew Saunders is 45 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James, who is now retired, was a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 15 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Death==<br /> <br /> Andrew was killed horribly, as he refused to become the servant of the [[King in Yellow]], after touching his cloak. The king began to spin at high speed, the tatters of his cloak cutting like kinives. Saunders was torn to pieces before the eyes of his horrified friends.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log ==<br /> <br /> Information and Clues</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Session_4&diff=2269 2006-06-01T11:15:01Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>==Session Report - Played Monday 29th May, 2006==<br /> <br /> ===November 9th 1928===<br /> <br /> After dinner - the investigators decide what to do next. They have leads to [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]] and have been told of the 'Nine Teeth' prepared at [[Clare Melford]]. Over port and cigars they make their plans.<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] offers to set his private detective the task of checking up on Edwards, Bacon and Quarrie - to see if their current addresses match those given by [[Vincent Tuck]].<br /> <br /> The decision is made to drive to [[Clare Melford]] on Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===November 10th 1928===<br /> <br /> In Japan, the Emperor Hirohito is enthroned. In England, the four investigators drive, in Saunders' Cowley, to Suffolk. The day is cold, but clear, with snow on the ground. They stop in Clare for lunch at the Plough Inn before heading into [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> In Clare Melford they visit the Railway Inn and meet the landlord, Dick Blair. He only moved to the village in early 1926, so is no help with regards to the events of late 1925, so they start to talk to the locals.<br /> <br /> Talking to one of the locals, Saunders and Browne hear of [[Springer Mound]], and another team of archaelogical students who visited it in the pre-war years. They find out that Springer Mound is on the land of [[Harold Jennings]], who has kept a part of his land uncultivated and does not take kindly to strangers. <br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] asks Blair, the publican, if he remembers anything peculiar happening in the December of 1925, but it turns out that he did not move to the town until some months later. One of the barmaids, however, overhears the conversation and approaches the investigators' table to tell them of 'the night of the curse' on New Year's Eve 1925, when 5 locals (4 elderly and 1 small child) all died of apparently natural causes. None of those who died were in good health, but that they all died in one night is particularly odd. [[Browne]] asks whether any strangers were seen to visit the town on or near that night, but none is remembered.<br /> <br /> It is decided that a walk past [[Jennings]]' land on the public footpath is in order. While examining Springer Mound from a distance, the investigators encounter the bellicose Jennings and his large, vicious looking dogs, Henry and Lucas. Jennings is unfriendly and basically warns them off.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] spots two dark shapes circling high above the mound - others look at them through [[Withers]]' binoculars, but the best guess is that they are some kind of bat or large bird.<br /> <br /> The group drives to nearby [[Long Melford]] and finds rooms for the night at the Ox Tavern. There they find locals who remember a large bearded man fitting the description of [[Lawrence Bacon]] who stayed in the village with a group of 'well-to-do Londoners' at New Year 1925. These men left the village on the evening of New Year's Eve and did not return. That night five people died in [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> ===November 11th 1928, Remembrance Sunday===<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] has to leave for Windsor first thing on Sunday to be back for the Armistice day ceremonies. he catches the train from Sudbury with [[Bartlett]] and the two men spend their day with Withers' regiment at both the ceremony and the extended drinking session that follows.<br /> <br /> In Suffolk, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] decide to take a walk to [[Springer Mound]] from the [[Long Melford]] side. Trudging through fresh snow, they climb the hill where they discover a viscous pool of tar-like liquid that smells like rotting fruit. <br /> <br /> Browne puts his foot in a hole hidden under the snow and falls heavily, spraining his ankle. The hole proves to be large enough to have held a standing stone. Looking down into the heavily overgrown area on the other side, Saunders sees several large stones lying on their side amongst the bushes and goes down to examine them, leaving Browne to rest.<br /> <br /> There are nine stones, each a large granite obelisk of recent manufacture, engraved with lines of poetry, or ritual, in English. Saunders has just noticed a reference to '[[Hastur]]' when an angry [[Harold Jennings]] appears, with his dogs and starts waving his shotgun at Saunders.<br /> <br /> As Saunders puts his hands up and tries to explain himself, Jennings fires - either a warning shot or an accidental discharge - and hits one of the stones. Saunders turns and runs. At this point, one of the two [[flying creatures]] seen above the Mound on the previous day, drops like a stone from the sky, straight past Saunders and [[Browne]], and swoops towards Jennings.<br /> <br /> [[Harold Jennings]] screams, tries to raise his gun and is hit by a horror beyond imagining. Saunders stops running, turns around, and gets a clear view as the monster rips Jennings' throat out in front of him. Saunders continues his flight towards Browne, shouting 'Run, run!'<br /> <br /> The thing that killed Jennings is taller than a man, part insect, part reptile, with huge leathery wings, sharp claws and a head like the skull of a horse, yet filled with knifelike teeth.<br /> <br /> As Saunders and Browne flee across the snow, Browne hobbling on his bad ankle, the creature rises into the air, circles once then flies back down in the direction of Jennings' farm. Browne and Saunders make it to the Inn in [[Long Melford]] and immediately ask for a doctor.<br /> <br /> They are directed to the local GP, Doctor Elsworth. On [[Saunders]]' frantic insistence Elsworth calls the local constable, PC Smith, who arrives in minutes. Saunders tells him that [[Harold Jennings]] has been attacked, maybe killed, by his own dogs. Smith borrows a shotgun from Elsworth and saks Saunders to direct him to the site of the attack.<br /> <br /> On Jennings' land, they locate the corpse of the farmer, and almost immediately hear howls from the barn. Smith hurries towards the noise, but Saunders, who is unarmed, hangs back out of fear. He sees the policeman enter the barn, hears a gunshot, a scream and several indescribable noises - then flees in terror back to the village.<br /> <br /> This time the police are called in force. Arriving within half an hour from Sudbury they hurry to the farm and discover the corpses of [[Jennings]] and Smith, as well as those of the two dogs. They conclude that the dogs killed each other after killing Smith, although there is some suspicion that a third animal may have left the scene and is now wandering the countryside.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] are allowed to leave, and they drive back to London, badly shaken. On arrival they contact their friends and arrange to meet for lunch the next day. That night, both Saunders and Browne dream disturbing dreams.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, high above [[Springer Mound]], two black shapes resume their tireless circling.<br /> <br /> ===November 12th, 1928===<br /> <br /> [[image:dogattack.jpg|right|200px|thumb]]<br /> <br /> In the morning, [[Withers]] instructs his private detective, Walsh, to confirm the background information learned about [[Edwards]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Lawrence Bacon]], to check which if any of them remain at their former addresses.<br /> <br /> At lunch, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] describe the Suffolk horror, and the [[flying creatures]] to their friends. [[Bartlett]] offers Saunders a 'professional session' in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> That afternoon Saunders visits the Tavistock Institute and talks to Bartlett. Bartlett ends the interview convinced that Saunders is telling the truth, and shaken by the details that match the dream he had in Herefordshire - the smell of rotten fruit and the nine stone obelisks on [[Springer Mound]].<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, [[Withers]] returns to barracks to be confronted by a drunken, incoherent [[Peter Morrison]]. Morrison seems unsure what he wants, and leaves, but Withers realises that he very probably got Withers' card from [[Delia Morrison]] by force.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2243 2006-06-01T01:40:32Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 45 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James, who is now retired, was a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 15 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log ==<br /> <br /> Information and Clues</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2242 2006-06-01T01:39:43Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 45 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James, who is now retired, was a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log ==<br /> <br /> Information and Clues</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Session_4&diff=2223 2006-05-29T23:39:34Z

<p>Tennis: /* November 10th 1928 */</p> <hr /> <div>==Session Report - Played Monday 29th May, 2006==<br /> <br /> ===November 9th 1928===<br /> <br /> After dinner - the investigators decide what to do next. They have leads to [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]] and have been told of the 'Nine Teeth' prepared at [[Clare Melford]]. Over port and cigars they make their plans.<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] offers to set his private detective the task of checking up on Edwards, Bacon and Quarrie - to see if their current addresses match those given by [[Vincent Tuck]].<br /> <br /> The decision is made to drive to [[Clare Melford]] on Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===November 10th 1928===<br /> <br /> In Japan, the Emperor Hirohito is enthroned. In England, the four investigators drive, in Saunders' Cowley, to Suffolk. The day is cold, but clear, with snow on the ground. They stop in Clare for lunch at the Plough Inn before heading into [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> In Clare Melford they visit the Railway Inn and meet the landlord, Dick Blair. He only moved to the village in early 1926, so is no help with regards to the events of late 1925, so they start to talk to the locals.<br /> <br /> Talking to one of the locals, Saunders and Browne hear of [[Springer Mound]], and another team of archaelogical students who visited it in the pre-war years. They find out that Springer Mound is on the land of [[Harold Jennings]], who has kept a part of his land uncultivated and does not take kindly to strangers. <br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] asks Blair, the publican, if he remembers anything peculiar happening in the December of 1925, but it turns out that he did not move to the town until some months later. One of the barmaids, however, overhears the conversation and approaches the investigators' table to tell them of 'the night of the curse' on New Year's Eve 1925, when 5 locals (4 elderly and 1 small child) all died of apparently natural causes. None of the decendants was in good health, but that they all died in one night is particularly odd. [[Browne]] asks whether any strangers were seen to visit the town on or near that night, but none is remebered.<br /> <br /> It is decided that a walk past [[Jennings]]' land on the public footpath is in order. While examining Springer Mound from a distance, the investigators encounter the bellicose Jennings and his large, vicious looking dogs, Henry and Lucas. Jennings is unfriendly and basically warns them off.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] spots two dark shapes circling high above the mound - others look at them through [[Withers]]' binoculars, but the best guess is that they are some kind of bat or large bird.<br /> <br /> The group drives to nearby [[Long Melford]] and finds rooms for the night at the Ox Tavern. There they find locals who remember a large bearded man fitting the description of [[Lawrence Bacon]] who stayed in the village with a group of 'well-to-do Londoners' at New Year 1925. These men left the village on the evening of New Year's Eve and did not return. That night five people died in [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> ===November 11th 1928===<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] has to leave for Windsor first thing on Saturday to be back for the Armistice day ceremonies. he catches the train from Sudbury with [[Bartlett]] and the two men spend their day with Withers' regiment at both the ceremony and the extended drinking session that follows.<br /> <br /> In Suffolk, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] decide to take a walk to [[Springer Mound]] from the [[Long Melford]] side. Trudging through fresh snow, they climb the hill where they discover a viscous pool of tar-like liquid that smells like rotting fruit. <br /> <br /> Browne puts his foot in a hole hidden under the snow and falls heavily, spraining his ankle. The hole proves to be large enough to have held a standing stone. Looking down into the heavily overgrown area on the other side, Saunders sees several large stones lying on their side amongst the bushes and goes down to examine them, leaving Browne to rest.<br /> <br /> There are nine stones, each a large granite obelisk of recent manufacture, engraved with lines of poetry, or ritual, in English. Saunders has just noticed a reference to '[[Hastur]]' when an angry [[Harold Jennings]] appears, with his dogs and starts waving his shotgun at Saunders.<br /> <br /> As Saunders puts his hands up and tries to explain himself, Jennings fires - either a warning shot or an accidental discharge - and hits one of the stones. Saunders turns and runs. At this point, one of the two [[flying creatures]] seen above the Mound on the previous day, drops like a stone from the sky, straight past Saunders and [[Browne]], and swoops towards Jennings.<br /> <br /> [[Harold Jennings]] screams, tries to raise his gun and is hit by a horror beyond imagining. Saunders stops running, turns around, and gets a clear view as the monster rips Jennings' throat out in front of him. Saunders continues his flight towards Browne, shouting 'Run, run!'<br /> <br /> The thing that killed Jennings is taller than a man, part insect, part reptile, with huge leathery wings, sharp claws and a head like the skull of a horse, yet filled with knifelike teeth.<br /> <br /> As Saunders and Browne flee across the snow, Browne hobbling on his bad ankle, the creature rises into the air, circles once then flies back down in the direction of Jennings' farm. Browne and Saunders make it to the Inn in [[Long Melford]] and immediately ask for a doctor.<br /> <br /> They are directed to the local GP, Doctor Elsworth. Elsworth. On [[Saunders]]' frantic insistence he calls the local constable, PC Smith, who arrives in minutes. Saunders tells him that [[Harold Jennings]] has been attacked, maybe killed, by his own dogs. Smith borrows a shotgun from Elsworth and saks Saunders to direct him to the site of the attack.<br /> <br /> On Jennings' land, they locate the corpse of the farmer, and almost immediately hear howls from the barn. Smith hurries towards the noise, but Saunders, who is unarmed, hangs back out of fear. He sees the policeman enter the barn, hears a gunshot, a scream and several indescribable noises - then flees in terror back to the village.<br /> <br /> This time the police are called in force. Arriving within half an hour from Sudbury they hurry to the farm and discover the corpses of [[Jennings]] and Smith, as well as those of the two dogs. They conclude that the dogs killed each other after killing Smith, although there is some suspicion that a third animal may have left the scene and is now wandering the countryside.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] are allowed to leave, and they drive back to London, badly shaken. On arrival they contact their friends and arrange to meet for lunch the next day. That night, both Saunders and Browne dream disturbing dreams.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, high above [[Springer Mound]], two black shapes resume their tireless circling.<br /> <br /> ===November 12th, 1928===<br /> <br /> In the morning, [[Withers]] instructs his private detective, Walsh, to confirm the background information learned about [[Edwards]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Lawrence Bacon]], to check which if any of them remain at their former addresses.<br /> <br /> At lunch, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] describe the Suffolk horror, and the [[flying creatures]] to their friends. [[Bartlett]] others Saunders a 'professional session' in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> That afternoon Saunders visits the Tavistock Institute and talks to Bartlett. Bartlett ends the interview convinced that Saunders is telling the truth, and shaken by the details that match the dream he had in Herefordshire - the smell of rotten fruit and the nine stone obelisks on [[Springer Mound]].<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, [[Withers]] returns to barracks to be confronted by a drunken, incoherent [[Peter Morrison]]. Morrison seems unsure what he wants, and leaves, but Withers realises that he very probably got Withers' card from [[Delia Morrison]] by force.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Session_4&diff=2222 2006-05-29T23:38:40Z

<p>Tennis: /* November 10th 1928 */</p> <hr /> <div>==Session Report - Played Monday 29th May, 2006==<br /> <br /> ===November 9th 1928===<br /> <br /> After dinner - the investigators decide what to do next. They have leads to [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]] and have been told of the 'Nine Teeth' prepared at [[Clare Melford]]. Over port and cigars they make their plans.<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] offers to set his private detective the task of checking up on Edwards, Bacon and Quarrie - to see if their current addresses match those given by [[Vincent Tuck]].<br /> <br /> The decision is made to drive to [[Clare Melford]] on Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===November 10th 1928===<br /> <br /> In Japan, the Emperor Hirohito is enthroned. In England, the four investigators drive, in Saunders' Cowley, to Suffolk. The day is cold, but clear, with snow on the ground. They stop in Clare for lunch at the Plough Inn before heading into [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> In Clare Melford they visit the Railway Inn and meet the landlord, Dick Blair. He only moved to the village in early 1926, so is no help with regards to the events of late 1925, so they start to talk to the locals.<br /> <br /> Talking to one of the locals, Saunders and Browne hear of [[Springer Mound]], and another team of archaelogical students who visited it in the pre-war years. They find out that Springer Mound is on the land of [[Harold Jennings]], who has kept a part of his land uncultivated and does not take kindly to strangers. <br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] asks Blair, the publican, if he remembers anything peculiar happening in the December of 1925, but it turns out that he did not move to the town until some months later. One of the barmaids, however, overhears the conversation and approaches the investigators' table to tell them of 'the night of the curse' on New Year's Eve 1925, when 5 locals (4 elderly and 1 small child) all died of apparently natural causes. None of the decendants was in good health, but that they all died in one night is particularly odd. [[Browne]] asks whether any strangers were seen to visit the town on or near that night, but none is remebered.<br /> <br /> It is decided that walk past [[Jennings]]' land on the public footpath is in order. While examining Springer Mound from a distance, the investigators encounter the bellicose Jennings and his large, vicious looking dogs, Henry and Lucas. Jennings is unfriendly and basically warns them off.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] spots two dark shapes circling high above the mound - others look at them through [[Withers]]' binoculars, but the best guess is that they are some kind of bat or large bird.<br /> <br /> The group drives to nearby [[Long Melford]] and finds rooms for the night at the Ox Tavern. There they find locals who remember a large bearded man fitting the description of [[Lawrence Bacon]] who stayed in the village with a group of 'well-to-do Londoners' at New Year 1925. These men left the village on the evening of New Year's Eve and did not return. That night five people died in [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> ===November 11th 1928===<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] has to leave for Windsor first thing on Saturday to be back for the Armistice day ceremonies. he catches the train from Sudbury with [[Bartlett]] and the two men spend their day with Withers' regiment at both the ceremony and the extended drinking session that follows.<br /> <br /> In Suffolk, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] decide to take a walk to [[Springer Mound]] from the [[Long Melford]] side. Trudging through fresh snow, they climb the hill where they discover a viscous pool of tar-like liquid that smells like rotting fruit. <br /> <br /> Browne puts his foot in a hole hidden under the snow and falls heavily, spraining his ankle. The hole proves to be large enough to have held a standing stone. Looking down into the heavily overgrown area on the other side, Saunders sees several large stones lying on their side amongst the bushes and goes down to examine them, leaving Browne to rest.<br /> <br /> There are nine stones, each a large granite obelisk of recent manufacture, engraved with lines of poetry, or ritual, in English. Saunders has just noticed a reference to '[[Hastur]]' when an angry [[Harold Jennings]] appears, with his dogs and starts waving his shotgun at Saunders.<br /> <br /> As Saunders puts his hands up and tries to explain himself, Jennings fires - either a warning shot or an accidental discharge - and hits one of the stones. Saunders turns and runs. At this point, one of the two [[flying creatures]] seen above the Mound on the previous day, drops like a stone from the sky, straight past Saunders and [[Browne]], and swoops towards Jennings.<br /> <br /> [[Harold Jennings]] screams, tries to raise his gun and is hit by a horror beyond imagining. Saunders stops running, turns around, and gets a clear view as the monster rips Jennings' throat out in front of him. Saunders continues his flight towards Browne, shouting 'Run, run!'<br /> <br /> The thing that killed Jennings is taller than a man, part insect, part reptile, with huge leathery wings, sharp claws and a head like the skull of a horse, yet filled with knifelike teeth.<br /> <br /> As Saunders and Browne flee across the snow, Browne hobbling on his bad ankle, the creature rises into the air, circles once then flies back down in the direction of Jennings' farm. Browne and Saunders make it to the Inn in [[Long Melford]] and immediately ask for a doctor.<br /> <br /> They are directed to the local GP, Doctor Elsworth. Elsworth. On [[Saunders]]' frantic insistence he calls the local constable, PC Smith, who arrives in minutes. Saunders tells him that [[Harold Jennings]] has been attacked, maybe killed, by his own dogs. Smith borrows a shotgun from Elsworth and saks Saunders to direct him to the site of the attack.<br /> <br /> On Jennings' land, they locate the corpse of the farmer, and almost immediately hear howls from the barn. Smith hurries towards the noise, but Saunders, who is unarmed, hangs back out of fear. He sees the policeman enter the barn, hears a gunshot, a scream and several indescribable noises - then flees in terror back to the village.<br /> <br /> This time the police are called in force. Arriving within half an hour from Sudbury they hurry to the farm and discover the corpses of [[Jennings]] and Smith, as well as those of the two dogs. They conclude that the dogs killed each other after killing Smith, although there is some suspicion that a third animal may have left the scene and is now wandering the countryside.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] are allowed to leave, and they drive back to London, badly shaken. On arrival they contact their friends and arrange to meet for lunch the next day. That night, both Saunders and Browne dream disturbing dreams.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, high above [[Springer Mound]], two black shapes resume their tireless circling.<br /> <br /> ===November 12th, 1928===<br /> <br /> In the morning, [[Withers]] instructs his private detective, Walsh, to confirm the background information learned about [[Edwards]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Lawrence Bacon]], to check which if any of them remain at their former addresses.<br /> <br /> At lunch, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] describe the Suffolk horror, and the [[flying creatures]] to their friends. [[Bartlett]] others Saunders a 'professional session' in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> That afternoon Saunders visits the Tavistock Institute and talks to Bartlett. Bartlett ends the interview convinced that Saunders is telling the truth, and shaken by the details that match the dream he had in Herefordshire - the smell of rotten fruit and the nine stone obelisks on [[Springer Mound]].<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, [[Withers]] returns to barracks to be confronted by a drunken, incoherent [[Peter Morrison]]. Morrison seems unsure what he wants, and leaves, but Withers realises that he very probably got Withers' card from [[Delia Morrison]] by force.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Session_4&diff=2221 2006-05-29T23:36:44Z

<p>Tennis: /* November 10th 1928 */</p> <hr /> <div>==Session Report - Played Monday 29th May, 2006==<br /> <br /> ===November 9th 1928===<br /> <br /> After dinner - the investigators decide what to do next. They have leads to [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]] and have been told of the 'Nine Teeth' prepared at [[Clare Melford]]. Over port and cigars they make their plans.<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] offers to set his private detective the task of checking up on Edwards, Bacon and Quarrie - to see if their current addresses match those given by [[Vincent Tuck]].<br /> <br /> The decision is made to drive to [[Clare Melford]] on Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===November 10th 1928===<br /> <br /> In Japan, the Emperor Hirohito is enthroned. In England, the four investigators drive, in Saunders' Cowley, to Suffolk. The day is cold, but clear, with snow on the ground. They stop in Clare for lunch at the Plough Inn before heading into [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> In Clare Melford they visit the Railway Inn and meet the landlord, Dick Blair. He only moved to the village in early 1926, so is no help with regards to the events of late 1925, so they start to talk to the locals.<br /> <br /> Talking to one of the locals, Saunders and Browne hear of [[Springer Mound]], and another team of archaelogical students who visited it in the pre-war years. They find out that Springer Mound is on the land of [[Harold Jennings]], who has kept a part of his land uncultivated and does not take kindly to strangers. The investigators discuss this information and decide on how they should proceed. <br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] asks Blair, the publican, if he remembers anything peculiar happening in the December of 1925, but it turns out that he did not move to the town until some months later. One of the barmaids, however, overhears the conversation and approaches the investigators' table to tell them of 'the night of the curse' on New Year's Eve 1925, when 5 locals (4 elderly and 1 small child) all died of apparently natural causes. None of the decendants was in good health, but that they all died in one night is particularly odd. [[Browne]] asks whether any strangers were seen to visit the town on or near that night, but none is remebered.<br /> <br /> It is decided that walk past [[Jennings]]' land on the public footpath is in order. While examining Springer Mound from a distance, the investigators encounter the bellicose Jennings and his large, vicious looking dogs, Henry and Lucas. Jennings is unfriendly and basically warns them off.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] spots two dark shapes circling high above the mound - others look at them through [[Withers]]' binoculars, but the best guess is that they are some kind of bat or large bird.<br /> <br /> The group drives to nearby [[Long Melford]] and finds rooms for the night at the Ox Tavern. There they find locals who remember a large bearded man fitting the description of [[Lawrence Bacon]] who stayed in the village with a group of 'well-to-do Londoners' at New Year 1925. These men left the village on the evening of New Year's Eve and did not return. That night five people died in [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> ===November 11th 1928===<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] has to leave for Windsor first thing on Saturday to be back for the Armistice day ceremonies. he catches the train from Sudbury with [[Bartlett]] and the two men spend their day with Withers' regiment at both the ceremony and the extended drinking session that follows.<br /> <br /> In Suffolk, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] decide to take a walk to [[Springer Mound]] from the [[Long Melford]] side. Trudging through fresh snow, they climb the hill where they discover a viscous pool of tar-like liquid that smells like rotting fruit. <br /> <br /> Browne puts his foot in a hole hidden under the snow and falls heavily, spraining his ankle. The hole proves to be large enough to have held a standing stone. Looking down into the heavily overgrown area on the other side, Saunders sees several large stones lying on their side amongst the bushes and goes down to examine them, leaving Browne to rest.<br /> <br /> There are nine stones, each a large granite obelisk of recent manufacture, engraved with lines of poetry, or ritual, in English. Saunders has just noticed a reference to '[[Hastur]]' when an angry [[Harold Jennings]] appears, with his dogs and starts waving his shotgun at Saunders.<br /> <br /> As Saunders puts his hands up and tries to explain himself, Jennings fires - either a warning shot or an accidental discharge - and hits one of the stones. Saunders turns and runs. At this point, one of the two [[flying creatures]] seen above the Mound on the previous day, drops like a stone from the sky, straight past Saunders and [[Browne]], and swoops towards Jennings.<br /> <br /> [[Harold Jennings]] screams, tries to raise his gun and is hit by a horror beyond imagining. Saunders stops running, turns around, and gets a clear view as the monster rips Jennings' throat out in front of him. Saunders continues his flight towards Browne, shouting 'Run, run!'<br /> <br /> The thing that killed Jennings is taller than a man, part insect, part reptile, with huge leathery wings, sharp claws and a head like the skull of a horse, yet filled with knifelike teeth.<br /> <br /> As Saunders and Browne flee across the snow, Browne hobbling on his bad ankle, the creature rises into the air, circles once then flies back down in the direction of Jennings' farm. Browne and Saunders make it to the Inn in [[Long Melford]] and immediately ask for a doctor.<br /> <br /> They are directed to the local GP, Doctor Elsworth. Elsworth. On [[Saunders]]' frantic insistence he calls the local constable, PC Smith, who arrives in minutes. Saunders tells him that [[Harold Jennings]] has been attacked, maybe killed, by his own dogs. Smith borrows a shotgun from Elsworth and saks Saunders to direct him to the site of the attack.<br /> <br /> On Jennings' land, they locate the corpse of the farmer, and almost immediately hear howls from the barn. Smith hurries towards the noise, but Saunders, who is unarmed, hangs back out of fear. He sees the policeman enter the barn, hears a gunshot, a scream and several indescribable noises - then flees in terror back to the village.<br /> <br /> This time the police are called in force. Arriving within half an hour from Sudbury they hurry to the farm and discover the corpses of [[Jennings]] and Smith, as well as those of the two dogs. They conclude that the dogs killed each other after killing Smith, although there is some suspicion that a third animal may have left the scene and is now wandering the countryside.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] are allowed to leave, and they drive back to London, badly shaken. On arrival they contact their friends and arrange to meet for lunch the next day. That night, both Saunders and Browne dream disturbing dreams.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, high above [[Springer Mound]], two black shapes resume their tireless circling.<br /> <br /> ===November 12th, 1928===<br /> <br /> In the morning, [[Withers]] instructs his private detective, Walsh, to confirm the background information learned about [[Edwards]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Lawrence Bacon]], to check which if any of them remain at their former addresses.<br /> <br /> At lunch, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] describe the Suffolk horror, and the [[flying creatures]] to their friends. [[Bartlett]] others Saunders a 'professional session' in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> That afternoon Saunders visits the Tavistock Institute and talks to Bartlett. Bartlett ends the interview convinced that Saunders is telling the truth, and shaken by the details that match the dream he had in Herefordshire - the smell of rotten fruit and the nine stone obelisks on [[Springer Mound]].<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, [[Withers]] returns to barracks to be confronted by a drunken, incoherent [[Peter Morrison]]. Morrison seems unsure what he wants, and leaves, but Withers realises that he very probably got Withers' card from [[Delia Morrison]] by force.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2214 2006-05-29T22:52:06Z

<p>Tennis: /* Personal Log - Information and clues */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log ==<br /> <br /> Information and Clues</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2213 2006-05-29T22:51:16Z

<p>Tennis: /* Personal Log */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log - Information and clues ==</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2210 2006-05-29T22:42:29Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Personal Log ==</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Session_4&diff=2208 2006-05-29T22:35:58Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>==Session Report - Played Monday 29th May, 2006==<br /> <br /> ===November 9th 1928===<br /> <br /> After dinner - the investigators decide what to do next. They have leads to [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]] and have been told of the 'Nine Teeth' prepared at [[Clare Melford]]. Over port and cigars they make their plans.<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] offers to set his private detective the task of checking up on Edwards, Bacon and Quarrie - to see if their current addresses match those given by [[Vincent Tuck]].<br /> <br /> The decision is made to drive to [[Clare Melford]] on Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===November 10th 1928===<br /> <br /> In Japan, the Emperor Hirohito is enthroned. In England, the four investigators drive, in Saunders' Cowley, to Suffolk. The day is cold, but clear, with snow on the ground. They stop in Clare for lunch at the Plough Inn before heading into [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> In Clare Melford they visit the Railway Inn and meet the landlord, Dick Blair. He only moved to the village in early 1926, so is no help with regards to the events of late 1925, so they start to talk to the locals.<br /> <br /> After talking to one of the locals and hearing of [[Springer Mound]], and another team of archaelogical students who visited it in the pre-war years, the investigators discuss how they should proceed. They have found out that Springer Mound is on the land of [[Harold Jennings]], who has kept a part of his land uncultivated and does not take kindly to strangers.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] asks Blair, the publican, if he remembers anything peculiar happening in the December of 1925, but it turns out that he did not move to the town until some months later. One of the barmaids, however, overhears the conversation and approaches the investigators' table to tell them of 'the night of the curse' on New Year's Eve 1925, when 5 locals (4 elderly and 1 small child) all died of apparently natural causes. None of the decendants was in good health, but that they all died in one night is particularly odd. [[Browne]] asks whether any strangers were seen to visit the town on or near that night, but none is remebered.<br /> <br /> It is decided that walk past Jennings' land on the public footpath is in order. While examining Springer Mound from a distance, the investigators encounter the bellicose Jennings and his large, vicious looking dogs, Henry and Lucas. Jennings is unfriendly and basically warns them off.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] spots two dark shapes circling high above the mound - others look at them through [[Withers]]' binoculars, but the best guess is that they are some kind of bat or large bird.<br /> <br /> The group drives to nearby [[Long Melford]] and finds rooms for the night at the Ox Tavern. There they find locals who remember a large bearded man fitting the description of [[Lawrence Bacon]] who stayed in the village with a group of 'well-to-do Londoners' at New Year 1925. These men left the village on the evening of New Year's Eve and did not return. That night five people died in [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> ===November 11th 1928===<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] has to leave for Windsor first thing on Saturday to be back for the Armistice day ceremonies. he catches the train from Sudbury with [[Bartlett]] and the two men spend their day with Withers' regiment at both the ceremony and the extended drinking session that follows.<br /> <br /> In Suffolk, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] decide to take a walk to [[Springer Mound]] from the [[Long Melford]] side. Trudging through fresh snow, they climb the hill where they discover a viscous pool of tar-like liquid that smells like rotting fruit. <br /> <br /> Browne puts his foot in a hole hidden under the snow and falls heavily, spraining his ankle. The hole proves to be large enough to have held a standing stone. Looking down into the heavily overgrown area on the other side, Saunders sees several large stones lying on their side amongst the bushes and goes down to examine them, leaving Browne to rest.<br /> <br /> There are nine stones, each a large granite obelisk of recent manufacture, engraved with lines of poetry, or ritual, in English. Saunders has just noticed a reference to '[[Hastur]]' when an angry [[Harold Jennings]] appears, with his dogs and starts waving his shotgun at Saunders.<br /> <br /> As Saunders puts his hands up and tries to explain himself, Jennings fires - either a warning shot or an accidental discharge - and hits one of the stones. Saunders turns and runs. At this point, one of the two [[flying creatures]] seen above the Mound on the previous day, drops like a stone from the sky, straight past Saunders and [[Browne]], and swoops towards Jennings.<br /> <br /> [[Harold Jennings]] screams, tries to raise his gun and is hit by a horror beyond imagining. Saunders stops running, turns around, and gets a clear view as the monster rips Jennings' throat out in front of him. Saunders continues his flight towards Browne, shouting 'Run, run!'<br /> <br /> The thing that killed Jennings is taller than a man, part insect, part reptile, with huge leathery wings, sharp claws and a head like the skull of a horse, yet filled with knifelike teeth.<br /> <br /> As Saunders and Browne flee across the snow, Browne hobbling on his bad ankle, the creature rises into the air, circles once then flies back down in the direction of Jennings' farm. Browne and Saunders make it to the Inn in [[Long Melford]] and immediately ask for a doctor.<br /> <br /> They are directed to the local GP, Doctor Elsworth. Elsworth. On Saunders' frantic insistence he calls the local constable, PC Smith, who arrives in minutes. Saunders tells him that Harold Jennings has been attacked, maybe killed, by his own dogs. Smith borrows a shotgun from Elsworth and saks Saunders to direct him to the site of the attack.<br /> <br /> On Jennings' land, they locate the corpse of the farmer, and almost immediately hear howls from the barn. Smith hurries towards the noise, but Saunders, who is unarmed, hangs back out of fear. He sees the policeman enter the barn, hears a gunshot, a scream and several indescribable noises - then flees in terror back to the village.<br /> <br /> This time the police are called in force. Arriving within half an hour from Sudbury they hurry to the farm and discover the corpses of Jennings and Smith, as well as those of the two dogs. They conclude that the dogs killed each other after killing Smith, although there is some suspicion that a third animal may have left the scene and be wandering the countryside.<br /> <br /> Saunders and Browne are allowed to leave, and they drive back to London, badly shaken. On arrival they contact their friends and arrange to meet for lunch the next day. That night, both Saunders and Browne dream disturbing dreams.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, high above Springer Mound, two black shapes continue their tireless circling.<br /> <br /> ===November 12th, 1928===<br /> <br /> In the morning, [[Withers]] instructs his private detective, Walsh, to confirm the background information learned about [[Edwards]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Lawrence Bacon]], to check which if any of them remain at their former addresses.<br /> <br /> At lunch, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] describe the Suffolk horror to their friends. [[Bartlett]] others Saunders a 'professional session' in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> That afternoon Saunders visits the Tavistock Institute and talks to Bartlett. Bartlett ends the interview convinced that Saunders is telling the truth, and shaken by the details that match the dream he had in Herefordshire - the smell of rotten fruit and the nine stone obelisks.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, [[Withers]] returns to barracks to be confronted by a drunken, incoherent [[Peter Morrison]]. Morrison seems unsure what he wants, and leaves, but Withers realises that he very probably got Withers' card from [[Delia Morrison]] by force.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Session_4&diff=2207 2006-05-29T22:25:56Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>==Session Report - Played Monday 29th May, 2006==<br /> <br /> ===November 9th 1928===<br /> <br /> After dinner - the investigators decide what to do next. They have leads to [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]] and have been told of the 'Nine Teeth' prepared at [[Clare Melford]]. Over port and cigars they make their plans.<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] offers to set his private detective the task of checking up on Edwards, Bacon and Quarrie - to see if their current addresses match those given by [[Vincent Tuck]].<br /> <br /> The decision is made to drive to [[Clare Melford]] on Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===November 10th 1928===<br /> <br /> In Japan, the Emperor Hirohito is enthroned. In England, the four investigators drive, in Saunders' Cowley, to Suffolk. The day is cold, but clear, with snow on the ground. They stop in Clare for lunch at the Plough Inn before heading into [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> In Clare Melford they visit the Railway Inn and meet the landlord, Dick Blair. He only moved to the village in early 1926, so is no help with regards to the events of late 1925, so they start to talk to the locals.<br /> <br /> After talking to one of the locals and hearing of [[Springer Mound]] on the land of [[Harold Jennings]], who has kept a part of his land uncultivated and does not take kindly to strangers, and another team of archaelogical students who visited it in the pre-war years, the investigators discuss how they should proceed. [[Nathaniel Browne]] asks Blair if he remembers anything peculiar happening in the December of 1925, but it turns out that he did not move to the town until some months later. One of the barmaids, however, overhears the conversation and approaches the investigators' table to tell them of 'the night of the curse' on New Year's Eve 1925, when 5 locals (4 elderly and 1 small child) all died of apparently natural causes. None of the decendants was in good health, but that they all died in one night is particularly odd. [[Browne]] asks whether any strangers were seen to visit the town on or near that night, but none is remebered.<br /> <br /> It is decided that walk past Jennings' land on the public footpath is in order. While examining Springer Mound from a distance, the investigators encounter the bellicose Jennings and his large, vicious looking dogs, Henry and Lucas. Jennings is unfriendly and basically warns them off.<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]] spots two dark shapes circling high above the mound - others look at them through [[Withers]]' binoculars, but the best guess is that they are some kind of bat or large bird.<br /> <br /> The group drives to nearby [[Long Melford]] and finds rooms for the night at the Ox Tavern. There they find locals who remember a large bearded man fitting the description of [[Lawrence Bacon]] who stayed in the village with a group of 'well-to-do Londoners' at New Year 1925. These men left the village on the evening of New Year's Eve and did not return. That night five people died in [[Clare Melford]].<br /> <br /> ===November 11th 1928===<br /> <br /> [[Withers]] has to leave for Windsor first thing on Saturday to be back for the Armistice day ceremonies. he catches the train from Sudbury with [[Bartlett]] and the two men spend their day with Withers' regiment at both the ceremony and the extended drinking session that follows.<br /> <br /> In Suffolk, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] decide to take a walk to [[Springer Mound]] from the [[Long Melford]] side. Trudging through fresh snow, they climb the hill where they discover a viscous pool of tar-like liquid that smells like rotting fruit. <br /> <br /> Browne puts his foot in a hole hidden under the snow and falls heavily, spraining his ankle. The hole proves to be large enough to have held a standing stone. Looking down into the heavily overgrown area on the other side, Saunders sees several large stones lying on their side amongst the bushes and goes down to examine them, leaving Browne to rest.<br /> <br /> There are nine stones, each a large granite obelisk of recent manufacture, engraved with lines of poetry, or ritual, in English. Saunders has just noticed a reference to '[[Hastur]]' when an angry [[Harold Jennings]] appears, with his dogs and starts waving his shotgun at Saunders.<br /> <br /> As Saunders tries to explain himself, Jennings fires - either a warning shot or an accidental discharge - and hits one of the stones. At this point, one of the two [[flying creatures]] seen above the Mound on the previous day, drops like a stone from the sky, straight past Saunders and [[Browne]], and swoops towards Jennings.<br /> <br /> [[Harold Jennings]] screams, tries to raise his gun and is hit by a horror beyond imagining. Saunders gets a clear view as the monster rips Jennings' throat out in front of him. Saunders flees towards Browne, shouting 'Run, run!'<br /> <br /> The thing that killed Jennings is taller than a man, part insect, part reptile, with huge leathery wings, sharp claws and a head like the skull of a horse, yet filled with knifelike teeth.<br /> <br /> As Saunders and Browne flee across the snow, Browne hobbling on his bad ankle, the creature rises into the air, circles once then flies back down in the direction of Jennings' farm. Browne and Saunders make it to the Inn in [[Long Melford]] and immediately ask for a doctor.<br /> <br /> They are directed to the local GP, Doctor Elsworth. Elsworth, on Saunders' frantic insistence calls the local constable, PC Smith, who arrives in minutes. Saunders tells him that Harold Jennings has been attacked, maybe killed, by his own dogs. Smith borrows a shotgun from Elsworth and saks Saunders to direct him to the site of the attack.<br /> <br /> On Jennings' land, they locate the corpse of the farmer, and almost immediately hear howls from the barn. Smith hurries towards the noise, but Saunders, who is unarmed, hangs back out of fear. He sees the policeman enter the barn, hears a gunshot, a scream and several indescribable noises - then flees in terror back to the village.<br /> <br /> This time the police are called in force. Arriving within half an hour from Sudbury they hurry to the farm and discover the corpses of Jennings and Smith, as well as those of the two dogs. They conclude that the dogs killed each other after killing Smith, although there is some suspicion that a third animal may have left the scene and be wandering the countryside.<br /> <br /> Saunders and Browne are allowed to leave, and they drive back to London, badly shaken. On arrival they contact their friends and arrange to meet for lunch the next day. That night, both Saunders and Browne dream disturbing dreams.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, high above Springer Mound, two black shapes continue their tireless circling.<br /> <br /> ===November 12th, 1928===<br /> <br /> In the morning, [[Withers]] instructs his private detective, Walsh, to confirm the background information learned about [[Edwards]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Lawrence Bacon]], to check which if any of them remain at their former addresses.<br /> <br /> At lunch, [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] describe the Suffolk horror to their friends. [[Bartlett]] others Saunders a 'professional session' in the afternoon.<br /> <br /> That afternoon Saunders visits the Tavistock Institute and talks to Bartlett. Bartlett ends the interview convinced that Saunders tells the truth, and shaken by the details that match the dream he had in Herefordshire - the smell of rotten fruit and the nine stone obelisks.<br /> <br /> Meanwhile, [[Withers]] returns to barracks to be confronted by a drunken, incoherent [[Peter Morrison]]. Morrison seems unsure what he wants, and leaves, but Withers realises that he very probably got Withers' card from [[Delia Morrison]] by force.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Harold_Jennings&diff=2176 2006-05-29T12:30:00Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>[[image:jennings.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> The owner of Jennings' Farm in [[Clare Melford]], Suffolk. A short, pigeon-chested man with a flat cap, Jennings was twice encountered, along with his two frightening looking dogs, Henry and Lucas.<br /> <br /> On the first encounter he met [[Bartlett]], [[Withers]], [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] and told them to keep off his land. The next day he caught Saunders investigating the obelisks hidden on his farm and while threatening him, discharged his shotgun into one of the stones. Within seconds he was attacked by one of [[the Spinger Mound Monsters]] and torn to pieces.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] was able to convince the Suffolk Police that Jennings was killed by his dogs.<br /> <br /> It is unknown how and why the stones came to be on Jennings' land, though he clearly knew they were there and did not want strangers prying.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Harold_Jennings&diff=2175 2006-05-29T12:29:15Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>[[image:jennings.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> The owner of Jennings' Farm in [[Clare Melford]], Suffolk. A short, pigeon-chested man with a flat cap, Jennings was twice encountered, along with his two frightening looking dogs, Henry and Lucas.<br /> <br /> On the first encounter he met [[Bartlett]], [[Withers]], [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] and told them to keep off his land. The next day he caught Saunders investigating the obelisks hidden on his farm and while threatening him, discharged his shotgun into one of the stones. Within seconds he was attacked by one of [[the Springer Mound Monsters]] and torn to pieces.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] was able to convince the Suffolk Police that Jennings was killed by his dogs.<br /> <br /> It is unknown how and why the stones came to be on Jennings' land, though he clearly knew they were there and did not want strangers prying.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Harold_Jennings&diff=2174 2006-05-29T12:28:02Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>[[image:jennings.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> The owner of Jennings' Farm in [[Clare Melford]], Suffolk. A short, pigeon-chested man with a flat cap, Jennings was twice encountered, along with his two frightening looking dogs, Henry and Lucas.<br /> <br /> On the first encounter he met [[Bartlett]], [[Withers]], [[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] and told them to keep off his land. The next day he caught Saunders investigating the obelisks hidden on his farm and while threatening him, discharged his shotgun into one of the stones. Within seconds he was attacked by one of [[the Spinger Mound Monsters]] and torn to pieces.<br /> <br /> [[Saunders]] was able to convince the Suffolk Police that Jennings was killed by his dogs.<br /> <br /> It is unknown how and why the stones came to be on Jennings' land, though he clearly knew they were there and did not want strangers prying.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2173 2006-05-29T12:25:15Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2172 2006-05-29T12:21:51Z

<p>Tennis: /* Family */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> Andrew is devoted to his sister and her family. Brother and sister are very close. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2171 2006-05-29T12:17:23Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2170 2006-05-29T12:15:47Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is 28 years old. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Andrew is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. <br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2169 2006-05-29T12:09:15Z

<p>Tennis: /* Family */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents <br /> '''<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2168 2006-05-29T12:08:46Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents - <br /> '''<br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Siblings ''' - <br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Wife''' - <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2167 2006-05-29T12:07:58Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Parents<br /> '''<br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Siblings ==<br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Wife ==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2166 2006-05-29T12:06:47Z

<p>Tennis: /* Family */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Parents ==<br /> <br /> Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. They used to live in Inverness, where Andrew was raised. They moved to Edinburgh when Andrew was about 12 years old. Both are alive and still living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Siblings ==<br /> <br /> [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Wife ==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer. They don't have any children. Andrew and Jennifer have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2164 2006-05-29T12:02:15Z

<p>Tennis: /* Friends */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> Parents. Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. Both alive and living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> Siblings. [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer and they don't have any children. They have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. A good friend of Andrew's. They see each other on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2163 2006-05-29T12:00:50Z

<p>Tennis: /* Friends */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> Parents. Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. Both alive and living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> Siblings. [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer and they don't have any children. They have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]]- an author. <br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2162 2006-05-29T11:58:41Z

<p>Tennis: /* Friends */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> Parents. Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. Both alive and living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> Siblings. [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer and they don't have any children. They have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]].<br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. <br /> Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2161 2006-05-29T11:57:59Z

<p>Tennis: /* Friends */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> Parents. Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. Both alive and living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> Siblings. [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer and they don't have any children. They have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]].<br /> <br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=2160 2006-05-29T11:56:47Z

<p>Tennis: /* Friends */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> Parents. Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. Both alive and living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> Siblings. [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jennifer and they don't have any children. They have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]].<br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can. John, (who reads and speaks fluent Anglo-Saxon), introduced Andrew to Beowulf -<br /> his favourite Anglo-Saxon source.<br /> <br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to Andrew by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]<br /> <br /> ==Spiritual Home==<br /> <br /> [[image:britmus.jpg]]</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Clare_Melford&diff=2134 2006-05-29T05:52:34Z

<p>Tennis: /* Long Melford */</p> <hr /> <div>[[image:longmelf.jpg|right|thumb|400px]]<br /> <br /> [[image:cmelmap2.jpg|right|400px|thumb]]<br /> <br /> [[image:cmelmap.jpg|right|400px|thumb]]<br /> <br /> According to [[Delia Hartston]], a small Suffolk village where [[Alexander Roby]] claimed that 'nine teeth', of great beauty, had been erected for some undefined event of great significance due to take place in December of 1925.<br /> <br /> ==Local History==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders]] has researched the history of the Clare Melford Area.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Clare Melford ==<br /> <br /> Clare Melford is a tiny village midway between Clare and Long Melford. It basically comprises of a pub and a few houses. It is in the parish of Long Melford. There is no history of interest specific to it - nothing supernatural or any mention of a stone circle, apart from the standard EastAnglian ghost stories, in which ghostly dogs such as the hideous Black Shuck are a local specialty.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Clare, Suffolk ==<br /> <br /> Clare is the name of a small town on the north bank of the River Stour in Suffolk, England. It is 22 km from Bury St Edmunds and 14 km from Sudbury.<br /> <br /> The town possibly owed its earlier importance to its position on an ancient road running from Dunwich in East Anglia into the Midlands. At some time in its history the great double-ditched &quot;camp&quot; on Lower Common was built. It is of unknown origin, but probably marks the first permanent settlement in the area.<br /> <br /> After the Norman Conquest its importance continued and a castle was built about 1 km to the south of the &quot;camp&quot; and the town given, along with many other manors, to Richard Fitz Gilbert, Earl of Brion in Normandy. These lands became know collectively as the 'Honour of Clare' and Fitz Gilbert styled himself Earl of Clare.<br /> <br /> This 13th Century stone castle keep sits upon a 70ft high motte overlooking the town on the banks of the River Stour. Parts of the inner and outer baileys still exist. The castle is part of the Clare Castle Country Park which has the distinction of containing the only (now decommisioned) railway station built within a castle in the UK.<br /> <br /> Adjacent to the park is the first house of the Augustinian Friars in England, founded at the behest of Richard de Clare, Earl of Gloucester: Clare Priory, established in 1248 and still used as a retreat centre.<br /> <br /> In the 13th century the town was made a borough by grant of one of the Clare lords, although no charter survives to indicate the exact date.<br /> <br /> The parish church of SS. Peter and Paul is one of the largest and most beautiful in East Anglia. It is principally of the 15th and early 16th century.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Long Melford ==<br /> <br /> Long Melford (or Melford, as it is more generally known) is a large, ancient village in the county of Suffolk, England. It is on the border with Essex, which is marked by the River Stour, approximately 16 miles from Colchester and 14 miles from Bury St. Edmunds. <br /> <br /> Long Melford is fairly unusual for a village in that it has a parish church (Holy Trinity - which boasts a celebrated example of a stained glass three hares motif) of dimensions more suited to a cathedral. It has two stately homes (Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall), both in excellent states of repair, all built from the proceeds of the wool trade in the Middle Ages.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Clare_Melford&diff=2133 2006-05-29T05:49:35Z

<p>Tennis: /* Local History */</p> <hr /> <div>[[image:longmelf.jpg|right|thumb|400px]]<br /> <br /> [[image:cmelmap2.jpg|right|400px|thumb]]<br /> <br /> [[image:cmelmap.jpg|right|400px|thumb]]<br /> <br /> According to [[Delia Hartston]], a small Suffolk village where [[Alexander Roby]] claimed that 'nine teeth', of great beauty, had been erected for some undefined event of great significance due to take place in December of 1925.<br /> <br /> ==Local History==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders]] has researched the history of the Clare Melford Area.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Clare Melford ==<br /> <br /> Clare Melford is a tiny village midway between Clare and Long Melford. It basically comprises of a pub and a few houses. It is in the parish of Long Melford. There is no history of interest specific to it - nothing supernatural or any mention of a stone circle, apart from the standard EastAnglian ghost stories, in which ghostly dogs such as the hideous Black Shuck are a local specialty.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Clare, Suffolk ==<br /> <br /> Clare is the name of a small town on the north bank of the River Stour in Suffolk, England. It is 22 km from Bury St Edmunds and 14 km from Sudbury.<br /> <br /> The town possibly owed its earlier importance to its position on an ancient road running from Dunwich in East Anglia into the Midlands. At some time in its history the great double-ditched &quot;camp&quot; on Lower Common was built. It is of unknown origin, but probably marks the first permanent settlement in the area.<br /> <br /> After the Norman Conquest its importance continued and a castle was built about 1 km to the south of the &quot;camp&quot; and the town given, along with many other manors, to Richard Fitz Gilbert, Earl of Brion in Normandy. These lands became know collectively as the 'Honour of Clare' and Fitz Gilbert styled himself Earl of Clare.<br /> <br /> This 13th Century stone castle keep sits upon a 70ft high motte overlooking the town on the banks of the River Stour. Parts of the inner and outer baileys still exist. The castle is part of the Clare Castle Country Park which has the distinction of containing the only (now decommisioned) railway station built within a castle in the UK.<br /> <br /> Adjacent to the park is the first house of the Augustinian Friars in England, founded at the behest of Richard de Clare, Earl of Gloucester: Clare Priory, established in 1248 and still used as a retreat centre.<br /> <br /> In the 13th century the town was made a borough by grant of one of the Clare lords, although no charter survives to indicate the exact date.<br /> <br /> The parish church of SS. Peter and Paul is one of the largest and most beautiful in East Anglia. It is principally of the 15th and early 16th century.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Long Melford ==<br /> <br /> Long Melford (or Melford, as it is more generally known) is a large, ancient village in the county of Suffolk, England. It is on the border with Essex, which is marked by the River Stour, approximately 16 miles from Colchester and 14 miles from Bury St. Edmunds. <br /> <br /> Long Melford is fairly unusal for a village in that it has a parish church (Holy Trinity - which boasts a celebrated example of a stained glass three hares motif) of dimensions more suited to a cathedral. It has two stately homes (Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall), both in excellent states of repair, all built from the proceeds of the wool trade in the Middle Ages.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Marcus_Gustafsson&diff=2101 2006-05-25T22:14:42Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>[[image:farns.jpg|right]]<br /> <br /> Finnish nuclear physicist and part-time green army man. Marcus is hell bent on world domination and finally winning a game of Puerto Rico.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Julia_Blackmore&diff=2100 2006-05-25T22:13:31Z

<p>Tennis: </p> <hr /> <div>[[image:timelady.jpg|right|300px]]<br /> <br /> International financier and part-time mad old bat. Julia aims to be the BBCs first female Doctor Who.</div>

Tennis http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=Andrew_Saunders&diff=1927 2006-05-21T02:36:33Z

<p>Tennis: /* Family */</p> <hr /> <div>Andrew Saunders is assistant curator of the [http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/pe/g41.html early medieval gallery of the British Museum], specialising in Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain. He is also a keen amateur cryptozoologist. He was born in Inverness, Scotland.<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> <br /> Parents. Elaine Saunders and James Saunders. Both alive and living in Edinburgh. James is a Professor of History at Edinburgh University. <br /> <br /> Siblings. [[Hannah Keith]], married to [[George Keith]] - clerk. George is English. They have a 10 year old son, Robert. <br /> <br /> Andrew has a wife called Jenninfer and they don't have any children. They have been married for about 2 years. They live in Kensington.<br /> <br /> ==Passions==<br /> <br /> Andrew has a passion for the study of the Loch Ness monster, a creature in whose existence he devoutly believes.<br /> <br /> ==Friends==<br /> <br /> [[Nathaniel Browne]].<br /> <br /> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolkien John Tolkien] - a young professor of Anglo-Saxon at Pembroke College, Cambridge. Andrew corresponds with and sees John when he can.<br /> <br /> Richard Grant - a young archeological student who was introduced to him by John. He is also at Pembroke College in Cambridge.<br /> <br /> ==Secrets==<br /> <br /> [[Andrew Saunders’ Secrets]]</div>

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