Stavanger Bay Food For Thought

It was good to have so much food for his family. It was heart-warming to Kigipigak that these two people, otherwise strangers, had come together to aid in this journey and to hunt in service of the family. Kigipigak was pleased with both of them and thankful; but he was silent as they spoke to one another, not wanting to cut anyone off.

There was a plan in place for every rabbit they had caught. Everyone was agreeable. Cerne's question came next, and Kigipigak drew a slow thoughtful breath, enjoying the strong scent of the ocean that was so close-by as he considered his answer.

Our travel depends on my sons. I do not want to hurry them. It has taken us longer to reach the coast than it should because of this reason, and I think... Perhaps in a week we will have found the heel of the mountain where the village is. He amended that thought almost immediately as he peered upon the piled rabbits...

We will rest in the woods for a time. Once the boys have had their fill of the place, and we have all eaten, we will move along. It will not be much longer.