"Stonehenge though!" exclaimed Rory. "I thought I'd just be impressed by the huge stones but the history and the unanswered questions..." I'm not sure...the Preselli theory is right," said Susie. "I'd put my money on the Irish Glacial whatever and that they found the stones closer. Even so, whew!"You must have been there," added Rory, "but, despite the crowds, didn't you feel something spiritual almost?"Tom nodded."Yes," replied Briony. "Not the same as being in a Christian place of worship but. “Running4Life, that’s the team name.” She told Steven.“Let’s work with this and see what we can come up with. I’ll get the names of the racers and have Denise get Langley on this.” he said to Hannah.Venice, 2 days prior to CarnivalPetra and Robert were out walking the Grand Canal to find all the checkpoints for the Carabinieri. They’d been walking since 0800 that morning and had stopped for a snack at Harry’s Bar.“This place has been here since 1931 in one form or another.” Robert told Petra.. "Weapons range in 30 seconds," the report from Didgi put both James and Luke on higher alert."Ready all shields and weapons - execute as planned," James ordered. Luke was sitting in the sensors/weapons console intently watching the readouts. James had run him through several simulations so he could get used to any idiosyncrasies of the Didgeridoo's displays. James had been duly impressed with his reaction time and tactical instincts. Didgi would be doing the actual targeting and was in charge. "Oh, right, sorry," Dee said. She took a closer look at the men. "You two look familiar. Have we met?" "Oh, no," said Karl, his flirting grin back in place. "I'm sure I'd remember someone as unique as yourself." Deanne blushed and started to say something but Karl continued. "I was just telling Lani that I would leave her tickets for the hockey game tonight. Perhaps you could go with her? Do you like hockey?" "I—sure—I don't—" Deanne couldn’t talk, so Lani stepped in. "That would be great, we'd.