Before my visit to the Mountain Magnolia (yesterday's post,) I drove into the grounds of what was once The Mountain Park Hotel, the grand resort that will be the main setting for the 1887 part of Under the Skin.
I can see I'm going to have to go back to Hot Springs.
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Well Vicki, it certainly is an intriguing place! What drama could have happened there? Could it have been a hidingplace of some wandering soul? May be if you return on a dark night, you could discover more of the secret behind or under the rock.
WOW! Love those rocks! Maybe it was a lovers lane sitting area. How far from the old hotel is it?
I think is a wonerful setting for some action!
When I got out and walked around, the rocks has a rather creepy vibe to me. And I kept thinking of Stonehenge. I'm going to do a little research and find out what I can.
Return on a dark night? Hmmm -- not sure my zeal for research will carry me that far but it's a thought.
Perfect stoney inspiration! Yes, I feel the creepy vibes just looking at the pics.
It seems to me in this hard reaserching job, that you are having way to much fun! :-) Love the rocks. No tellin' what has happend there over the years. No tellin' at all....but I'm looking forward to your possible scenarios.
Tammy
Tammy! Shhhh!!!
Vicki, I like Reader Wil's idea. I'd volunteer to go with you but, sadly, I'm waaaay out here in California. Darn. (Whew!)
You know, my imagination is such that were I to go there in the dark I'd be on the lookout for everything from Raven Mockers to ancient Druids to the random psychopath. Don't believe it's going to happen -- at lest, not me alone. I might end up in a temporal warp or in the midst of a Blair Project type thing, endlessly wandering round those stones . . .
Vicki, I hadn't thought about the RM'S in years. You should never say their whole name as it might draw one to you. Although I think Dad, who used to terrify me with stories about them, meant never speak their name in Cherokee, I don't think you can be too careful. Who knows...they might have become bilingual! Hee hee...gulp. :-o
After working for years as a Probation Officer, I still think I'd rather face the random psychopath than an RM!
Victoria, you'll be thrilled to hear that RMs play a significant role in the forthcoming DAY OF SMALL THINGS.
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