> But I believe that they play the game of a million
> Canadians, Curling! The sweepers would, of course,
> use the great old corn broom (actually made with
> sorghum, for those who think that's a Lunar plot), for
> it's wonderful evocation of the wingbeats of a great
> flock taking off. Include real feathers for luck, if
> you wish.
>
Alison beat me to this.
SWEEEP! SWEEP! Hold... hold... SWEEP!DAMNYOUSWEEP!
Actually, river rounded granite would be best for stones - not dwarf make. Probably washed down the Quivini land rivers to the edges of the Marsh. Lismelder and other duck-wise folks can sometimes trade these 'worthless' rocks to the ducks for great sums. The best rocks seem to be the granites of Red Cow Peak and the speckled granite from Quivin himself.
Jeff
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