That explains Ireland better, the 'winter' and 'early winter' descriptions were throwing me off. For Part Three, only January or so in Russia, then Part Five continues in February? -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 13:33:23 04/04/11 Mon
Author: Denise
Subject: That explains Ireland better, the 'winter' and 'early winter' descriptions were throwing me off. For Part Three, only January or so in Russia, then Part Five continues in February?
In reply to: celtgirl 's message, "Part one ends in the autumn of '73- so when I say 'early winter' I mean November of '73 through to possibly Christmas time for Part Four. So it is a continuous time flow in each storyline. There's just a great deal that happens in the space of a few months at the end of '73." on 13:25:31 04/04/11 Mon

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Yes, because it only consists of a couple of days and a flashback and that's the entire part. I think I may have made it sound overly complicated because Pat has read through to the end of Part Four and says it's all flowing fine and not confusing in the least. Poor man I have been grilling him throughout the reading process. (NT) -- celtgirl, 13:39:26 04/04/11 Mon
- I'm sure Pat is right, and it all flows together and is easily understood. Yeah, I think the description was more complicated than the potential problem! (NT) -- Denise, 14:16:03 04/04/11 Mon