Black Loch Recreated Iron Age Roundhouse, Whithorn Trust Museum, Whithorn, Wigtownshire, Scotland
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Black Loch Recreated Iron Age Roundhouse, Whithorn Trust Museum, Whithorn, Wigtownshire, Scotland
cw incest, uncle/nephew, dad/son, brothercest, all characters = adults
abbot x dennis x jesse
dad!jack bringing his son!dennis over to stay with his uncle!jesse while he works at night. dennis can't usually sleep without his daddy there with him but his uncle does a good job of filling his role.
jack coming to pick him up in the morning and finding his son passed out on his brother's chest, naked as the day he was born, and his hole still filled with his brother's softened cock.
jack smiling and leaning down to scoop up his son in his arms, gently pressing a kiss to his sleeping brother's lips before he grunts and tugs his son off of him then carries him to the bathroom to get cleaned up and dressed for the ride home.
Idk I kinda just wanna see them kiss
The friar may have suggested that the lady too should go to Whithorn; whatever the reason, Janet herself went almost immediately. Preparations for the pilgrimage were completed by the end of June. A French saddle was bought and covered with velvet, and yet more clothes were made; damask, taffeta and velvet were bought for gowns. Janet was returning to Galloway in style. The road to Whithorn passed through the lands of both the Kennedy family and her husband Alexander Gordon, it was summer, she had done what was expected and produced a healthy son, the journey had a religious purpose but it was also a holiday. (...) On the way more goods had to be bought, including six brass candlesticks. In Dumfries she had already begun to think about furnishing her new castle; there she acquired a hundred ells of red and green kersey for Darnaway and then the king had to pay not only for the goods but also for a horse to take them back to Stirling.
‘Janet Kennedy, Royal Mistress’, Ishbel Barnes
(Also known as ‘forget the last quote lads, I found a better one on the next page’. Let’s face it we’ve all ended up impulse buying interior decorations while ostensibly on a serious trip, if only I could get someone else to pay or it.
And now I will stop before I copy out the whole book)
The mid-fifteenth century great hall at Darnaway Castle in Moray, the only medieval part of the castle which survives and would have been there in Janet Kennedy’s time.
(Pictures from here, will remove if necessary).
Black Loch Recreated Iron Age Roundhouse, Whithorn Trust Museum, Whithorn, Wigtownshire, Scotland
Reconstruction of the Early Medieval Hiberno-Norse Whithorn Chapel (and Actual Site With Retaining Wall Visible), Whithorn Trust Museum, Wigtownshire, Scotland
The Whithorn Trust Museum Iron Age Roundhouse, Wigtownshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
The Whithorn Trust Museum Iron Age Roundhouse, Wigtownshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland