Cellar Doors

On the outskirts of Willow, in the shadow of a frostbitten hillside, a pair of oak doors stand against the February cold. Doors that hide an ancient secret. A secret as old and decayed as the Earth itself. And through the hollows, the lingering echo of children's laughter rises and falls in cryptic rhythm. In the wake of a grisly string of deaths, a handful of souls become entangled in a paranormal tale of lost hope, serial murder, and revenge. In their search for absolution, they find the line between the natural world, and the spiritually sinister, is easily blurred and often crossed.

Twin sisters, Mare Amy Silkes and Maeve Aggie Gordon have not seen one another since 1972. They were four years old when their father took Mare Amy away from the Descendants of David religious compound in Florida to live in Trinidad, Colorado. The girls’ mother, Day Jean LeBarre, stayed behind in the compound with Maeve Aggie and two-year-old Telley Mark. A series of lies and mistaken police reports, followed by a devastating fire at the compound, convince each of the surviving family members that the others are dead. The story traces the sisters through events that range from sentimentally delicious to terrifyingly dangerous.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.

- Showcases 40 of Australia's world-renowned wineries, each demonstrating a uniqueness in their approach to their design visions - Delves into how the architect responds to a winery brief, budget constraints and the restrictions and opportunities presented by the site during these stages that leads to an architectural style as individual as the wine itself - Offers details on how each wine destination and wine-tasting experience has been enhanced, where winemakers, owners, architects and designers provide personal insights, perspectives and individual stories - Details the processes of melding existing structure and new building techniques, building a journey to the cellar door, and the incorporation of local materials or specific winemaking techniques - Includes wineries from renowned regions, such as Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Margaret River, McLaren Vale, Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills, Hunter Valley, and many others, including from Tasmania, Canberra, and Queensland Wineries across the globe now regularly engage leading architects to create extraordinary, original constructions that complement the winemaking and tasting experiences. In Europe, world-renowned studios have rejuvenated winery and cellar-door architecture for some of the biggest names in the wine industry. Among almost 1,000 cellar doors situated across the many wine regions in Australia, the 40 projects featured in this book each demonstrate a uniqueness in their approach to their design visions, and serve to inform and illustrate the exciting new direction in Australian winery architecture. This book delves into how each wine destination and wine-tasting experience has been enhanced, where winemakers, owners, architects and designers provide personal insights, perspectives and individual stories. Find out what inspired their designs and how they worked together to create and celebrate the collaboration of wine and design.

1881/82-1882/83, 1936/38- include also the registration reports for 1881-1882, 1936/37-