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Revision as of 05:30, 4 November 2010
Pirates' Crossing Historical Preservation Society and Retirement Labor Camp
Located at:
- Maia 1046, -2722
Elders: Jodpar, Leghk
Kinsmen: Papier, Morindin
Members: Aylacarte, Tzalaa, DisShovel, Anien, Farnite, Hobnob, Tshenura
Resources
Personal Seeds
Please list your veggie seeds here, we can arrange trades or shares among ourselves to get everyone access to all the vegetables.
- Leghk - 4 cabbage, 4 carrot, 5 garlic, 8 leek, 6 onion
Guides
- 7k Carpentry Shop Blades, from the T3 Lollipop Guild
- Details and recipes for our Wood Treatment Tank
Mines
- Public Iron: Maia 1003, -3051
- Public Copper: Maia 990, -3070
- Public Tin: Maia 1058, -3096
- Smelting Compound 997, -3060
- Public CC Hearth
- 3x Compression Furnace
- 1x Gyration Cell
- Reactory (2x hopper upgrade)
- Public Storage Box
- Guild Warehouse
- Deep Well: Maia 951, -2765
- Public Sand/Ruby Mine (Inambaguum): Maia 1007, -3663
Onions!
- Storage Shed with Seeds, jugs, and onions 2058 -2008
- Right by Sterope CS ferry some back if you're near.
Search & Research
Projects!
Most contributions should go in the new warehouse near the main compound. Charcoal donations can best be used at the smelting warehouse, initially.
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Dowsing
The Story So Far
Historical Preservation Society
The bridge, the guild, the legend.
Our ancestors, their friends, shipmates and associated grog swillers have lived at this crossing of the Nile for 4 generations. Who are we to break such a legacy?
But, really, it's just about the bridge's legend.
Retirement Labor Camp
Why not? What else were you doing in your declining years? Work, yarr dog!