
Mr Cushing had opened all the doors on the limo, as everyone piled in the seats, he looked up along the road to see some awkward customers who were coming very much nearer; it was time to close the doors and go – ‘I will drive like the wind now,’ he said.
The two gargoyles were slightly inept as they climbed into the back, although granted they were careful not to damage the upholstery, but they were a little woozy, since they had drunk rather a lot of the special cocktail made by Mr Cushing.
Scatty lay down, staring up to the panoramic roof, where the huge moon and all the lovely stars stared back; while Joan and Francis were having a little smooch.
Meanwhile, Mr Cushing had been driving the limo, as it glided around the outskirts of Paris, it was almost midnight; ‘where should I drop you?’ he asked, ‘we are near Montmartre.’
Everyone suddenly sat up – ‘that’s handy… and of course, haunting time too,’ said one of them – as they all grinned, apart from the red-head woman, ‘I am happy to hop out, just here,’ as she took her big bag and her suitcase, ‘do you want to come too?’ – as the two gargoyles nodded their heads.
Back to the cemetery for us, as their little teeth became more noticeable; but then The Old One said: ‘Mr Cushing, shall we go up together with your limo, we will look down over the city while we turn up the volume.’
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Nicely done with all the prompts Chris. How good you are.
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Aww, you are so very kind, Sadje. Big smile from me!!☺️
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Smiles back to you too dear friend
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Thanks for the inclusion Chris. So good!
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Tee-hee – nice three words from these ones!
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I’m pleased!
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If you could see me, you would also notice my little teeth; that is yet another Limited Edition! 😉🤙🥰👏💖
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Like the sound of that! Looking very good, I imagine.☺️💛🤗
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I liked this story Chris! It was so good!
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So glad that you enjoyed that, Carol!☺️
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Sounds like the night is preparing to come to life
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It’s that full moon… and other things in that old cemetery.😉
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It sounds like those gargoyles are from the Montmartre Cemetery. I imagined them coming from Notre Dame. I do remember visiting that cemetery decades ago.
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Montmartre Cemetery is a great place. I have also been there, years ago. The only better one is Pere Lachaise over the other side (wow, that place). Meanwhile, next week, we will find what’s going on around the 18th arrondissement, including the two gargoyles.
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Look down on the city and turn up the volume – what a lovely prospect!
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Absolutely! Can’t we here Jimi Hendrix just around the corner?
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Now parking up in a car and looking down at the city is something I’ve not done for a very long time. What lovely memories you’ve brought back. Perfect soundtrack, too.
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Great idea isn’t it! I have been playing that – vinyl, of course (rather scratched but still very good).
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“The Wind Cries Montmartre”? Another creatively original installment, Chris!
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That place, that time… perfect! So enjoy, Dave.
PS – try not to think about that other one (you know what I’m saying).
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Excellent episode, Chris.
“Will the wind ever remember
The names it has blown in the past?”
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Fabulous, in both senses…
Thanks, Nick.
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dude! ‘cellent citationing
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It may be Paris will remember this night.
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I think definitely!
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A perfect song for looking out at the city from a hill. This is an excellent performance of the song. It has aged very well.
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Like I am saying again – right place and right time. Can almost hear from the top of Montmartre… even here!
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Wonderful!
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Exactly!
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ah for the days of youth, cars, music and altered consciousnesseseses
fun Six
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Ah yes, those times….
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It’s not every Gargoyle, drunk or not, would be “careful not to damage the upholstery”!
No doubt a memorable midnight joyride for the red-head woman.
A most excellent conclusion to the scene, Chris. A perfect pair to be driving into the city, full moon overhead. Watch out, Paris.
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Watch out, indeed! And now… ah, Paris… and more than that!!
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Hi Chris, this sounds like a lot of fun for the red-haired woman, and she is in the company of very considerate gargoyles.
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It’s nice that all of them are back in Paris now. More adventures will occur I’m sure.
Thanks, Robbie.
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I am sure there will be more adventures.
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really good Chris and that’s a great song
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One of my favs!!🎶
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