Herewith the third book of tales of Pellican Square and its inhabitants.  The Square is named after its founder, Sir Gosbert Pellican (R.I.P.), last in line of the Pellican family: landowners and entrepreneurs, so there is no mistake in the spelling of their name. The stories within these covers are eclectic in form: some are amusing, some seriously poignant, some will arouse nostalgia; all entertain the reader. They are written about people enjoying themselves and one another, fairly free of the stifling bureaucracy within which we are now enclosed or, if not, they ignored it with composure or contempt. Pellican Square, and its like throughout this nation, has crumbled under the accumulation of petty restrictions, regulations, rules and directives.  Therefore, this anthology is the last in the Pellican Square series – perhaps.