Reblogged from Jim Webster, aka Tallis Steelyard:
The front of the Shrine of Aea in her Aspect as the Personification of Tempered Enthusiasm is so modest it’s almost self-effacing. It refuses to dominate Exegesis Square. To be fair it’s not the most elegant facade. We haven’t got a portico, never mind an entrance pylon. There again, Maljie has always extolled ‘clean lines’ and a lack of ‘clutter.’
Once you get round the back of the shrine then we lack even the clean lines. The finest building is in point of fact the Mendicants’ Bathhouse. They raised the money for this and I suppose it does go to prove that whilst crime doesn’t pay; extortion, moral blackmail, and undue exaction in pursuit of a good cause may well pay excellent dividends.
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
A bit of coal can give body to a wood fire 🙂
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It’s the smell…
Mind you, in Tallis’ vicinity, you never quite know… 😉
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what a thing to say to a poet 🙂
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I should have clarified that I meant the port 😉
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Ports, Poets, there’s only a letter different 🙂
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True 😉
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