Post by Niamh Dunlevy on Mar 17, 2009 17:53:10 GMT
Country: Allied France
Current Time: 14:18
Weather Conditions: Sunny and mostly clear, with a touch of cirrus cloud in the sky. A cool breeze blows over the French landscape, and it is obvious summer is in full swing.
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"C'mon...c'mon boy, justh a few more stheps...t'aaaaaat a horsey...."
The four-legged creature was stubborn, Niamh could say that. Ever since the horse had been unloaded back in town, the animal had been impatient and temperamental, determined not to go anywhere. Several noises and flashes had made him spook, and its tail was wrung tightly, whipping here and there. The poor beast was probably as shell-shocked as many soldiers were, not used to pulling carriages amidst mortars and gunfire. There were even a few scars along his sides and flanks.
"Eaaaaaasy boy, t'at's a nice horsey...nice boy..." Niamh murmured softly, gently leading the horse along as he looked cautiously at the nearby base. A whinny from the stables caught hia attention, and the horse whinned back, suddenly lunging forward. The Volunteer yelped, nearly falling over, but managed to hold onto the lead and pull the horse back. Stephen better had thank her for this later....
"Need some help, ma'am?!" yelled a soldier nearby, waving at the Pavee. The poor stallion's eyes went wide, and he pranced backwards, squealing in surprise - the nearby soldier winced. Niamh threw a glare his way, then huffed and shook her head. She would have yelled back, but the horse was nervous enough as it was.
Several tiring minutes later, Niamh managed to bring the horse into the main area of the base, near the quarters for the men and women respectively. She led the horse behind a nearby makeshift toolshed, tying his lead rope onto a metal pole sticking out, most likely used to put buckets on. With a tired but satisfied sigh, Niamh pivoted on her heel and began walking, heading over to the Scottish Volunteer Lyne.
"Oi, Whitney!" the Pavee boomed, waving the woman over. "Can ya find me Privathe Colly? Tell 'im ith's importhant, I goth a lil' somet'ing for him! Thell 'em tho waith by the ladies' barracks!"
"Will dae!" cried Lyne, waving back. She immediately ran off to find Stephen, leaving Niamh to rub her hands eagerly and wait for the young soldier's arrival.
Current Time: 14:18
Weather Conditions: Sunny and mostly clear, with a touch of cirrus cloud in the sky. A cool breeze blows over the French landscape, and it is obvious summer is in full swing.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"C'mon...c'mon boy, justh a few more stheps...t'aaaaaat a horsey...."
The four-legged creature was stubborn, Niamh could say that. Ever since the horse had been unloaded back in town, the animal had been impatient and temperamental, determined not to go anywhere. Several noises and flashes had made him spook, and its tail was wrung tightly, whipping here and there. The poor beast was probably as shell-shocked as many soldiers were, not used to pulling carriages amidst mortars and gunfire. There were even a few scars along his sides and flanks.
"Eaaaaaasy boy, t'at's a nice horsey...nice boy..." Niamh murmured softly, gently leading the horse along as he looked cautiously at the nearby base. A whinny from the stables caught hia attention, and the horse whinned back, suddenly lunging forward. The Volunteer yelped, nearly falling over, but managed to hold onto the lead and pull the horse back. Stephen better had thank her for this later....
"Need some help, ma'am?!" yelled a soldier nearby, waving at the Pavee. The poor stallion's eyes went wide, and he pranced backwards, squealing in surprise - the nearby soldier winced. Niamh threw a glare his way, then huffed and shook her head. She would have yelled back, but the horse was nervous enough as it was.
Several tiring minutes later, Niamh managed to bring the horse into the main area of the base, near the quarters for the men and women respectively. She led the horse behind a nearby makeshift toolshed, tying his lead rope onto a metal pole sticking out, most likely used to put buckets on. With a tired but satisfied sigh, Niamh pivoted on her heel and began walking, heading over to the Scottish Volunteer Lyne.
"Oi, Whitney!" the Pavee boomed, waving the woman over. "Can ya find me Privathe Colly? Tell 'im ith's importhant, I goth a lil' somet'ing for him! Thell 'em tho waith by the ladies' barracks!"
"Will dae!" cried Lyne, waving back. She immediately ran off to find Stephen, leaving Niamh to rub her hands eagerly and wait for the young soldier's arrival.