Chapter 25

Lorne was right. Market day was a most hectic day. Items to be sold were loaded upon wagons to be carried to market, primarily wool from the spring shearing, but also dried fish and mutton. Lists of the supplies that the MacKinnon's must purchase were also gathered and given to Rowena's care. When all was ready, they mounted a dozen carts of goods and accompanied by two dozen men-at-arms, set off