We had reservations at the hotel’s Spinners Rooftop revolving restaurant. Spinners was comparable to the Skylon at Niagara Falls. It revolves 360 de...rees in an hour and gives a very nice view of the beach and ocean. What a great place to watch the sunset, the restaurant was twelve stories high and slowly revolves completely around in one hour. After dinner we took a nice walk on the beach splashing in the waves. We finished our walk and stopped at the outdoor bar to have a nightcap and listen. The message had been necessarily vague but William was able to decipher that Governor Restan had news of the utmost importance that required him to return to Still Water as soon as the winds allowed.Just as the docks gave way to the housing district of Still Water, Captain Kent was able to hail a passing carriage and wrangle a ride up to Governor Restan's mansion for a small number of silver coins that William kept in the pocket of his exquisitely tailored coat. A ship's captain of his standing. " My heart pounded as I tried to grab some clothes to dive out the window, but the only thing I could find was a silk peignoir as the door was knocked from its hinges.... The pounding at my door and "Eugene, we need to leave in half and hour", broke into my unconsciousness. ARRGGH!!!!I managed a shower and some clean underwear before dressing and staggering to the refrigerator for some caffeine. "Drink that on the way, Eugene, you have shopping to do over at Westcross Mall". I muttered. Perhaps, as some think, there is something mystical about a particular place, and that's why the stone circle, henge or church was constructed there. Perhaps it is just that many people have prayed and meditated there over centuries or millennia ... perhaps something of all those things. St. Mary the Virgin, Maldon, is such a place. An ancient church, (parts dating from the twelfth century) quiet and serene. Delia, newly sensitised to such matters was struck by the atmosphere as soon as she.