Chapelhill Steading

Verity was very lucky this Christmas. She has become the guardian of a rare Twisby, who came to Marie and Francis's house with a label with her name on it!
Twisby's are apparently quite lethargic and sad creatures who originate from North of Aberdeen. They are quite shy and not many people have had the lucky fortune to see one.
Verity's Twisby is a bit different from the others as she has a bit of colour on her - they are normally very very grey in complexion. This one has little speckles of pink. Francis thinks the colouration might be evidence that our Twisby is slightly more cheerful than the others.
Marie and Francis asked us to watch her behaviour very closely and to report anything that we notice that might be useful to Twisby specialists.
Well. Today something VERY interesting happened. We found out that our Twisby has a taste for Roses chocolates... we thought they were only meant to like the taste of rotting plaster and munching on old building materials, so this has been an amazing Twisby research outcome!