The home country.
Description
The home country. Tarryford in Wiltshire, London, and Brighton carried the campaign’s opening chapters, and half the party’s letters still point here.
Notable Features
Connections
Appearances
Places Within
Brighton
Brighton is a fashionable seaside resort town in Sussex where Marina Garrick and Georgiana Dillwyn investigated the events of the Loom & Lucidity adventure in Spring 1813.
Fox and Hound Portsmouth
A coaching inn in Portsmouth where Marina Garrick arrived wounded and suffering from temporary madness after fleeing Osney Grange in the curate's stolen coach, Summer 1813.
London
The capital of the British Empire and setting for Chapter 1 of the campaign.
Osney Grange
Osney Grange is a sleepy village in the chalk hills of Hampshire, about 40 miles north-west of Brighton and 20 miles east of Winchester.
St Margarets Academy
A charity school for young ladies outside Helmsley, on the southern edge of the North York Moors, roughly twenty-five miles north of York.
Stonehenge
Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain serves as the ritual site for the London Choir's Fourth Movement of the Grand Canticle.
Tarryford
Tarryford (also referred to as Upper Tarryford or Bungford) is a village in Wiltshire where the party first came together to play The Long Corridor adventure in Autumn 1813.