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and almost invisible Trolls of Blue Ridge legend.”
Waddling and rocking around among the suspicious horses, the mancabre figures dispensed their hospitality in the form of Troll Food: Troll House cookies, Troll berries (red and succulent, “Kiks” (quiches) and “Kir,” their special Troll drink.
During this performance of the family of Troll-father Jamieson and Troll-mother Tholand, little 11-year-old Ashley Troll piped up, “The Warrenton Ladies and Gentlemen, those Lees, Tufts, Wilsons, Olsons, Baldwins, Laimbeers and Helmuths, ride their old huntin’ horses almost as well as they ride the baby horses they brought along!”
Still questioning and wondering, but indeed “pleasured,” the riders were waved off by their oafish, elfish hosts. K.T. Atkins, shepperded her contingent of aforementioned Baby Horses; Leory Ryan, led his select larking group a merry chase over rails and coops, and Mrs. Riddell jogged her numerous trekkers back to the familiar terrain of Colline for a conventional “human” picnic.
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