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September 13, 2007

Of Gorse and Abbeys ....

Last night the Monk met the Fox. The Gorse Fox actually, and spent a very enjoyable evening over a rather good dish of curry with nan bread and a pint of finest Cobra Lager. Conversation was wide ranging and I am happy to say that, in the course of the evening, several things I learned have resolved some minor problems with the plot of my next story.

This was the first time we had met, despite having exchanged comments and thoughts electronically for some time. And I will confess that I did wonder whether I would recognise the "Madra rua" on sight. I need not have worried, he had selected the restuarant well - and he has matured well so was recognisable from the youthful image on his blog. The conversation seemed to go across a very broad spectrum of mutual interests and we certainly "put the world to rights" before he departed for his hotel and I made my way home to my abode.

I did promise to show him the Abbey when next we meet. Something I will definitely look forward to.

Posted by The Gray Monk at September 13, 2007 06:46 PM

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It was a most enjoyable evening. The Gorse Fox looks forward to the next time.

Thanks

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