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Joan catches her breath at the end of an afternoon clearing the hay meadow.
Fairhaven is a strictly historical region set in 1557 Somerset in Tudor England. As I get ready to go back to school, my region is much more sparse than I'd hoped it would be, but I've learned so much this summer -- what an experience! I'll keep working on small pieces of it between lesson planning and grading papers.
As far as hobbies go, this is way better, if only slightly cheaper, than golf.
Fairhaven is a strictly historical region set in 1557 Somerset in Tudor England. As I get ready to go back to school, my region is much more sparse than I'd hoped it would be, but I've learned so much this summer -- what an experience! I'll keep working on small pieces of it between lesson planning and grading papers.
As far as hobbies go, this is way better, if only slightly cheaper, than golf.
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This looks amazing! Your EEP is so perfect; I can almost smell the sea air. I love all the attention to detail. While it's a work in progress, it feels more done. The sounds and the landscaping envelope you; it feels like you're walking around in a warm hug.
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Fairhaven is looking wonderful, and the historical detail really shows. Every little piece you add brings Tudor England a little more to life. And remember... if golf is getting expensive, there's always free golf waiting for you in OpenSim! 😊 Wishing you a great school year, and I hope you still find time to keep building your amazing world.
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I, for one, will miss you when you go back into the real world. Luckily you teachers have long, lovely breaks throughout the year! Don't ever be a stranger!
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