Merci beaucoup, Una!
It's always a pleasure to see you bustling about the farm & village though I do have to keep an eye out for some of your workers as they always give me a bit of a start when I encounter them 
It's been a wild & wonderful ten days but it seems like the tremors have abated and Provence Coeur is beginning to settle into its new shape with an expansive shoreline and increased access via the rivers into the interior of the Duché. Of course there will always be changes to be made but the bulk of the excavation has been completed. Whew!!
Please drop by; explore the cave & tunnel system (bring a lantern), visit The Farm (pet the goats), go for a sail or just sit and roast marshmallows at the campfire on the beach.
Many thanks to everyone for their kind words and encouragement which truly helped speed this project along!
Need Milk?!
Some splendid goats have been added to The Farm . If you need fresh milk or wool please feel free to visit this small herd of nannies and take advantage of their excellent production. BYOJ/BYOB (Bring your own jar/basket)
A bit of a swamp has oozed into the NE corner of Provence. As luck would have it, a bit of rence has begun to grow there. Artisans should feel free to harvest this wayward rence and turn it into baskets, brooms, beer etc.
Wear your waterproof shoes and for goodness sake don't get caught in the quick-mud.
I hope the old goats found a good new home, or at least a competent butcher.
Let's just say the old goats aged gracefully and leave it at that
Lovely to be located by the sailable seaside! I will have to pop over to see how it looks in its new position.
Please do! It's very much still under construction but I think it's coming along nicely and the extra sailing space is fabulous 
The Blacksmith Shop has been added. Carpenters will share space with the smiths.
The iron and salt mines are located just up the hill from the Blacksmith Shop.
The forest, such as it is with only five trees, is just below the mines. QH carpenters in need of fresh wood should feel free to fell a tree or two.
We survived the seismic shift of Provence Coeur! Though the land is still experiencing the occasional tremor, it appears to be stable enough to allow for the building of The Farm. Woohoo!! I couldn't be more excited
Here's the landmark.
Please feel free to drop by; wear your boots and a good hard hat in case of falling debris.
So exciting! Every day is a new little adventure, seeing what's happening today. 
It really is! As an added bonus you get to hear me exclaiming when I rez a house on top of myself, fall into the river or dig an inadvertent swimming pool in someone's front yard. Good times
