04-16-2010, 10:48 AM
Trying my hand at this...I may add others later.
Territory Name: Barrington Woolen Mill
Your Name: Silver
Territory size in square miles: 1-2
If a sub-territory, approximate location on the map: Near southern end of Barrington
Territory Description: Established in 1882, this mill was used for the spinning of wool in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. It had been preserved as a museum by humans until their demise, and thus has remained in relatively good shape. It lies on the Barrington River, which flows into the nearby ocean and provided water for the mill. Several spinning wheels, looms, and dye pots remain inside, as well as tapestries and artwork placed there by humans. The mill provides an interesting place to explore, and there are probably some interesting things to be be found there, as well as sources of firewood and other supplies. The river also provides a site for fishing and swimming, and there are a few small islands nearby where the sheep were raised for wool collection.
Pic: [html]here
And just for fun, here's the official site of the museum.
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Territory Name: Barrington Woolen Mill
Your Name: Silver
Territory size in square miles: 1-2
If a sub-territory, approximate location on the map: Near southern end of Barrington
Territory Description: Established in 1882, this mill was used for the spinning of wool in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. It had been preserved as a museum by humans until their demise, and thus has remained in relatively good shape. It lies on the Barrington River, which flows into the nearby ocean and provided water for the mill. Several spinning wheels, looms, and dye pots remain inside, as well as tapestries and artwork placed there by humans. The mill provides an interesting place to explore, and there are probably some interesting things to be be found there, as well as sources of firewood and other supplies. The river also provides a site for fishing and swimming, and there are a few small islands nearby where the sheep were raised for wool collection.
Pic: [html]here
And just for fun, here's the official site of the museum.
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