Stone Circle ain't no use in trying

Valette was surprised to hear the male say that he suspected her to be a traveler. She had never thought that her being a scout would have such effect on her leadership. It was a very interesting way of thinking about leadership. "I never thought about it in that way!," she spoke. Kind of amazed now she thought of it. She had always felt that she had neglected her scouting trade as soon as she became a mother, and the sole leader. She had always been independent. She had too. She always felt that her mother's early death set her up for maturity and independence.

"Ah yes, that is true. You have some travelers who will never be able to settle down," she remembered fondly. She remembered her sister Nanook, who she felt would never settle until she did and what a wise woman she was. Valette sighed, she missed her sister. "Well who knows, Kincaid. Maybe the magic of Easthollow will make you want to settle as well," she returned with a grin. Then they reached the stones, and his reaction was much like any newcomer.

Valette shook her head. "No it was like this when we came here," she explained. "The only thing we added is the trail of small stones to that broken stone, the trail leads out onto Wapun meadow," she spoke. "That one broken stone we refer to as The Stones of Lost Souls. It stands for the family members who vanished without a trace, or are out traveling. We hope they come back to us one day by finding the trail,' she explained. She looked over the stones. One of the stones was an arch, the pilgrim stone, her sister's stone. The stone where the earth was still disturbed. "Each stone has a meaning to us family members. They all represent something. Don't worry though. We aren't a sect. It is just a way to honor our passed loved ones," she explained.