#redwall feast

[tinyshe]

[redwall-lyrics]

Midsummer midsummer the solstice is here, And now we give thanks to the day, We joyfully sing like the birds on the wing, For old winter is still far away. The high sun of noontide smiles down on us all,  Sending warmth to the earth from on high, Soon the autumn will yield, out in orchard and field,  Where the bounties of nature do lie. Midsummer midsummer the solstice is now, In the midst of this season so bright, Yea we sing, aye we sing, hear our glad voices ring, Far into this fine summer night.

-Redwall Midsummer Song, Marlfox

[redwall-lyrics]

May good fortune never cease, Where we build and till the soil, Mother Nature grant us peace, And reward us for our toil.

Summer’s come now life is sweet, Food is here for one and all, In good friendship let us eat, As one family at Redwall.

-Mother Abbess Germaine, The Legend of Luke

[redwall-lyrics]

Thanks to seasons an' jolly good luck, We've all got a sword an' a head, An' the way we'll tuck into these vittles Will show that we're living, not dead. 

 -Major Perigord Habile Sinistra, The Long Patrol

[redwall-lyrics]

“As I strode out gaily, one morning in spring, I spied a fair mousemaid, who happily did sing, She sang just as sweet as a lark’s rising call, For she wore a green habit, and she came from Redwall.”

“I walked alongside her, and bade her good morn, And her smile was as pretty as rosebuds at dawn, She captured my heart, and she held it in thrall, For she wore a green habit, and she came from Redwall.”

“I said, ‘Lovely mousemaid, where do you go to?’ ‘To Mossflower wood, sir, for flowers of blue, To decorate my bonnet, at the feast in Great Hall,’ For she wore a green hobbit, and she came from Redwall.”

“To the woodlands we went, and ‘twas there in a glade, I gathered wild bluebells for my young mousemaid, Then I walked her back home, lest she stumble or fall, For she wore a green habit, and she came from Redwall.”

“ ‘Pray sir,’ said the mousemaid, ‘be my gallant guest.’ O how happy was I to take up her request, For I never will leave that old Abbey at all, Now we both wear green habbits, and we live at Redwall!”

-Piknim and Craklyn, Pearls of Lutra

[redwall-lyrics]

Cut the cake, cut the cake, Cut the cake for goodness sake, Me an’ my mate have each got a plate, An’ here we have to sit an’ wait. So cut the cake, say the grace, Let’s get cream upon me face, An’ sticky paws as a slice I take, Oh cut that cake for goodness sake!

-Dibbun Cake Song, The Outcast of Redwall

[redwall-lyrics]

To table, to table and eat what you may, Come brothers, come sisters, come all. Be happy, be joyful, upon our feast day, Eight seasons of peace in Redwall. So sing from dusk to dawn And let the Abbey bells ring. The sun will bring the morn And still we will merrily sing.

[trippinasgardianblues]

Food was amazing

Made some shrimp and hot root soup(substituted venison brats for the shrimp); Some deeper 'n ever pie; Vanilla chai scones; And some honey-baked apples. Washed down with some kid friendly "October ale".