That suggestion has good intentions, but it misunderstands Gosie.
A scheduled tour of patrons—however charming—would turn her into something predictable, almost ceremonial. Gosie doesn’t circulate. She appears where she’s needed, or where something… interesting… presents itself. The moment you put her on a rota, you’ve lost the very thing that makes her effective.
Having said that, there's nothing to stop her dropping by if anyone is on the way.
She's currently on the ferry to Bute. Can't think what's there that might interest her. Just a big old stately home...
But Mount Stuart isn’t just a stately home; it’s an ecosystem of art, architecture, and quietly extravagant detail. Marble, stained glass, celestial ceilings, Victorian ingenuity… and, crucially, rooms where objects sit in very deliberate arrangements, unchanged for long stretches of time.
Exactly the sort of place where someone with Gosie’s background might take an interest—not to disrupt, of course, but to… study. Assess. Perhaps make a very small, very precise intervention that only another trained eye would ever notice.
If she’s heading west, it won’t be for the scenery alone. It’ll be because something there has caught her attention. And if she does go, there won’t be a grand entrance. Just a car appearing where it shouldn’t be, a quiet visit, and then—back at the Bluestocking, stirring her coffee as if she’s never been anywhere at all.