The lost jewels of caledonia
SEUDAN CAILTE TIR CHAILLEAN
Once upon another time, long ago and far away, there was a beautiful, shimmering Celtic island called Caledonia, surrounded by the wildand darkNorth Sea, withamethyst heather-topped mountains, forests of emerald pines, white Platinum sands and shimmering sapphire seas. Caledonia was alovely happy place, and all wholived here enjoyed a long and happy life. The island was ruled by its own people, who lived harmoniously in 12 great kinships, all led by a great yet humble King andQueen, renowned for their kind hearts and just natures, who tended to Caledonia and its people with kindness, love and equality.
Caledonia was known for its jewel-rich landscape, which seemed set with precious stones of the land itself. Once each decade theKing and Queen hosted the finest celebration you would ever see, to which they invited the kings and queens and countrymen of all the other countries around them far and wide, at which was unveiled a new rare Jewel of Caledonia, set with these land-stones and made by the most talented craftspeople-whose work was said to be as fine as the work of angels, not of this earth-to mark their love and appreciation for their homeland. One jewel was made for each of Caledonia’s 12 kinships, and as the collection grew, it became known as TÙSAIRE, the Pioneering one, kept safe in the castle vaults and dearly treasured by all the people of the land.
But one day...all was nearly lost...the Princess of rivers saves the Prince of Dawn ... the King can return to the Mountains and the Queen to the Stars...their jewels are reunited, all is well and the collection remains Caledonia’s most precious treasure...but nobody knows where the jewels are hidden today and they are needed more than ever....how can they be found and brought back to light, to inspire a new generation of pioneering, fearless, humble and great Caledonians?
