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Tango01

15 May 2022 8:07 p.m. PST

…Cornish Beer from Helles

"The sun rose over the village of Humerstane in Leicester where the local Knight, Sir Guillaume le Lion raced with his retinue on that morning to defend the village from the raiding intentions of Baron Lee of Upton. The village was strangely empty as the villagers who were not with Guillaume, had left to hide in the woods surrounding Humerstane with their livestock and goods, as the two retinues reached the edges of the villages…"