How Mrs. Claus Saved Christmas
How Mrs. Claus Saved Christmas
“Claus Saved Christmas CHAPTER Eleven I finally reached Canterbury about eight o’clock on a gloriously sunny Sunday morning. The temperature was cool but not cold, just right for October. Though I had been walking for almost four days, and my legs were tired—an odd sensation for someone used to traveling a hundred miles or more in a night and never becoming weary—I was still overwhelmed by the combination of bright blue sky, fluffy white clouds, rolling green hills, and golden falling leaves.... Canterbury itself, nestled in a cozy, shallow valley on the banks of the Stour River, which actually bisected part of the town, added to the overall loveliness. Its ancient origins were evident in the number of old Roman and early medieval structures that made up much of the central district, which was surrounded by a stout wall of flint and other stone. You could enter Canterbury by any one of six different gates, but the main one, the West Gate, was placed on the main road leading to and from London.MoreLess
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