Yet the band and the other people who came in and out of their lives back in that summer in the seventies never compared notes, until now. And the walks in the woods that the locals warned them never to take. A tune in the air that Julian couldn't help humming. A room with hundreds and hundreds of dead birds. A library that only two people ever found. Weird hallways and chambers that went on forever. But then a lot of mysterious things happened that summer.
A disappearance linked to a white haired girl who mysteriously appeared on the cover of the album whom no one remembered seeing. It was a summer that would produce an album named after the grand estate they stayed at that would be under everybody's Christmas Tree that December but would also lead to the disappearance of Julian Blake. Julian's British acid-folk band Windhollow Faire would secret themselves in the country for the month of August to work and reconnect. His manager knew that if Julian stayed in his bedsit in London all summer he'd get no work done and mourn the death of his girlfriend Arianna who committed suicide.
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