Tufting Meadows

Tufting Meadows is a little English village in the countryside, 90 minutes northwest of London by train MM E1·00:01:44. In its village square, a short walk along rain-slicked cobblestones from the train station, stands a statue of King Charles, who looks like the Cavalier Spaniel Brennan says he was MM E1·00:01:44. The village has a vicar in an Anglican rectory, and a textile mill where, according to a newspaper, the death of Connor McCabbage has been ruled an accident MM E1·00:07:46 MM E1·00:30:28. Loam Hall, the Brockhollow family's home, is in the village MM E1·00:36:00 MM E1·00:52:27.

Tufting Meadows is the village around Loam Hall, with its own constabulary, the Tufting Meadows Constabulary named by Constable Nettles, and its graveyard MM E7·02:17:59 MM E10·02:29:25. In MM_03 a party guest remarks that the murder is "Something to talk about certainly, in Tufting Meadows!" MM E3·01:17:24. Connor McCabbage is not dead: Brennan says he has been living in the attic of Loam Hall for a long time MM E10·00:33:11. Brennan says Harding was going to give Gangie the name Connor McCabbage, to dig up a fake dead body in the Tufting Meadows graveyard MM E10·02:29:25.

In the finale, when lightning strikes, Brennan says everyone across Tufting Meadows can see the ghostly skeleton of Fletcher Cottonbottom light up MM E10·02:11:45. At the end Ian pronounces Sylvester and Daisy "Fox and Raccoon" by the power vested in him by God and Tufting Meadows MM E10·02:44:30.