Loch Ness from the mountains
near Crag Abbey
Location Z: While pleased to get
away from the commercialism and crowds of Stonehenge the weather in the
highlands surrounding Loch Broom could hardly have been less appealing for
outside celebrations even for the Earth Goddess. Himself insists The Goddess is
testing her believers to see if their faith is strong enough to brave frigid
conditions to celebrate the Winter Solstice. Perhaps. His Grace has done
everything possible to make the celebrants as comfortable as possible under
difficult circumstances. I think the miserable weather is almost certainly why
Location Z was abandoned. Of course His Grace isn’t going to abandon it when it
is on his property and under his control.
UK weather: We were fortunate to
have just missed a severe storm off the Atlantic by traveling from Ullapool to
the mountains around Loch Ness on Sunday Dec 22. Trains from London were still
on time as well on the 22nd.
As this is being written on Monday December 23rd southern England
and western Scotland are having severe storms with heavy rain and high winds in
the south and snow and Ice in the north especially in the mountains. We are quite
snug here at Crag Abbey behind solid walls and a lead roof and with a large
generator in the inner bailey with several months of fuel if the power goes
out. His Grace had the power line right of ways freshly cleared in the fall and
much of the line up from Inverness is buried so perhaps we won’t have a
commercial power interruption. Crossing fingers!
On Sunday after a full English breakfast the initiates were
sent on their way with gamekeepers to take them home and we loaded our things
in the Range Rovers for the trip east to Loch Ness and the climb to Crag Abbey.
The trip in sleet and snow took four hours, but was uneventful with the private
road up to the abbey well plowed. The abbey’s looming outer bailey walls and
drawbridge are modeled on 13th C examples that can still be seen
elsewhere in England. The Abbey is
beautifully decorated for Christmas with boughs of holly and other winter
greens and a huge Christmas tree in the Great Hall. The restored keep with its
wings of guest rooms, small suites mostly, had been pre-assigned and our things
were unloaded and unpacked by the staff while we had a late lunch and awaited
the arrival of the rest of the guests. I took the opportunity to visit the
Roman temple kept under lock and key with Jack. I think it is one of my
favorite spots as I feel close to the Goddess there. I think that’s because before
the Romans built on this location it was the site of a holy spring belonging to
the earth Goddess whom I serve. I talked Jack into lending me a key to the
Chapel so I can worship privately since we will be here through the New Year.
The Roman temple at Crag Abbey:
From my post for Tuesday, July 12, 2011
entitled: ‘Deer stalking, Crag Abbey and the heir’ “I was particularly interested in the mosaic
images of Roman Goddesses in the floor of the chapel which is the part of the
abbey that was the least damaged by neglect over the centuries. The part that
archeologists have found puzzling is that the mosaics appear to be of Roman
origin perhaps of the 1st or 2nd centuries CE, long before Christianity became
the state religion of the Roman Empire and much further north than the Romans
were believed to have penetrated in Scotland. There are representations of four
powerful Roman Goddesses; Venus, Diana, Minerva, and Juno, which together are
said to be unique.” For more about the
temple see the post referenced above.
Christmas reunion: Other guests
at Crag Abbey for Christmas are Taryn (on holiday from Cambridge), Cyndi, Fiona
(and Major Tree) and Tanaquil, (who runs Taryn’s Porn empire and lives in
Paris). It is like something out of Downton Abbey (before WWI) as far as the
splendor, servants and service is concerned, but with all the modern convinces.
What were needed were men for the women. His Grace had his French ballerina
from the POB, I had Jack, and Fiona had Maj. Tree, but the rest; Bea, Willow,
Odette, Odile, Beth, Taryn, Cyndi and Tanaquil needed dinner and bed partners.
Tanaquil, who procured the men worked to order knowing we needed men who could
perform expertly in bed and were good shots while hunting. There was also the
requirement that at least two or three are virile ballet dancers as we needed
partners in the women’s daily ballet classes.
Our male partners along with Tanaquil came over from Paris (first
class - His Grace is footing the bill) on the Eurostar and then from London to
Inverness on the overnight train (a 12 hour trip) getting in to Inverness about
Noon. They were picked up by several estate Range Rovers. As money was no
object Tanaquil brought elite European escorts and POB dancers thoroughly
screened, heterosexual and virile. Not that we were going to stay monogamous
for the house-party. The whole point was to share men so that all the women as
well as His Grace and Jack could sample as many different partners as possible.
The sex has been marvelous! The women are all relaxed and draining coitial
discharge. With this many men to play with we have to be careful to use plenty
of DiveGel+ which has a pH balancing formulation that minimizes the likelihood
of some of us contracting Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) from having so many different
sets of bacteria introduced into our vaginas.
Will she or won’t she: I’m not
sure if His Graces partner, the POB Ballerina, plans to sample other men. If
she decides not to sample the male smorgasbord available for our pleasure it
will be her loss. However, I’m not sure what method of contraception she is
using so that may have some bearing on her decision. I wasn’t sure about her
sexual history and health, but Himself required her to have a full STI panel
and she is clean and should be safe enough.
Certainly His Grace won’t miss this opportunity to
inseminate as many beautiful athletic women as he possibly can and the fact
that we all take our men with them bareback is an opportunity not to be missed.
Certainly Jack is interested in his father’s bedmate which I understand
completely. We have been wondering about the strength of her grip. I imagine
she is very tight with all the time she has spent en pointe, but probably not
as well muscled and tight as I am. It will be interesting to hear his comparison
of us when I ask.
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