.....as you walk thru the wonderfully crafted wrought iron gates, made by the Captain, Himself, your eyes are drenched with the beautiful sight of Dina, the tiny, short stemmed flower, which is sometimes called "slave flower" and lush Liana Vine growing around the gate itself, as well as bordering the walk along the way. The succulent Liana Vines, not only serve to please the eye, but are also a source of drinking water as well.....
.....as you walk down the path you'll begin to catch glimpse of the neatly manicured Kanda shrubs...but be warned...while you can nourish yourself from the beautiful Liana Vine, the leaves of this wonderful shrub have strong narcotic affects, which are of an addicting nature. Mixed with the demonic shrub of the Kanda, is the beautiful Flaminium...a lovely scarlet flower that you'll find growing through out the gardens along with the Dina and the Talendar...the delicate and very subtle yellow flower, which holds symbol of feminine love and beauty. Talendar is often woven into crowns and worn by Free Women during an FC Ceremony...and sometimes worn in a slave-gurls hair as a silent plea to be used.
The Gardens are a wonderful place....a place in which all kajirae and kajiri take comfort in coming to heal and learn and grow with each other...helping each other in their quest to better serve and please.
There are many lovely and interesting creatures that are habitants in our Gardens. As you wander about, perhaps you will have opportunity to spy Darkrose...a graceful spyder, relentlessly pruning our Gardens from any harmful insects that would interfere with the delicate balance of Beauty you behold here. Darkrose and her family work diligently all day. They spin their silken webs, some of the very silk they produce is worn by our kajirae! The delicate and much prided work of Darkrose is reflected in those lovely silks and indeed, accentuate the beauty of our gurls.
Beloved Homestone, a visitor from the Rose Gardens of the Lady Ceirana. Mother of many pebbles.
You also, more than likely, will see the slow-moving but ever-toiling gopher turtle we call Home Stone and her brood, the pebbles, as they roam over the grounds of the Gardens, too...burrowing under the soil...browsing thru the landscape...adding their own brand of captivating charm to the endless Beauty that thrives here. Lady Ceirana entrusted Us to care for Home Stone and her Pebbles, along with Blossom, her guard sleen. We've found much enjoyment and satisfaction keeping them both here at Land Ho!
The Captain Corsair's pebble, RollinStone.
We truly think you'll agree that our Gardens are soothing to the soul, pleasing to the eye and a wonderful place to visit, time and time again. Please visit them as often as you like, and enjoy the beautiful scenery that Captain Corsair` works so hard to capture for you!