Recovering Bard.

Word of the Day is ‘uhtcearu’ [ucht-kay-aru, with the 'ch' as in the Scottish ‘loch']:

Old English for ‘the sorrow before dawn', when you lie awake in the darkness and worries crowd your mind.

Sorry for the late reply. The signal out here isn't not great and the station has lousy Internet.
You were right, the lake is a false lead, I couldn't find any evidence of activity by the shore.

The camper van was a different story. We have a boot print, forensics show pine needles.

Missing family. Camped by the forest on the edge of a lake. Camper van seems like it was left during dinner. I've got three black feathers to go on.

Hello dude. Welcome to Blue-sky, it is really nice here.
We met at UKGE this year (I was the on on crutches) and it was a pleasure. Just Move!

Doing my best impression of a grizzled detective in a Norwegian folk horror.

Brilliant book and such a lovely person who willingly signed my copy. Grab a copy as soon as you can.

Such a great read and ao glad it has a place in the library.

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Hello matey. Lovely to see you here with some amazibg minis.