Project Fenbury
I recently reinstalled TS3 and decided to start again with Project Fenbury. I am somewhat embarrassed as I am not gifted with use of CAW but I am pleased with the progress I have made so far. For ba...
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The trouble with husbands is they bring nasty colds home from work and expect you to nurse them. The result was inevitable and the last thing on my mind has been world building. To be fair hubby did look after me but it was a flat refusal to let me have the laptop to sneeze and cough over.
Anyway the road to recovery allowed for valuable thinking time. I now have a list of all the lots I should find a home for in Fenbury. One of these ideas is a square of houses with a small park in the middle. This is typical of many small towns. In some places the squares are Georgian and very special like Bath which is a world heritage site and right on my doorstep.
Anyway I have worked out the layout for the Fenbury square. It is to be called Queens Square in honour of two local squares of the same name, one in Bristol and one in Bath. Both are Georgian, although the one in Bristol is much older and the Georgian buildings actually replaced earlier houses. My square will be full of late Victorian houses, some of which have been coverted into busnesses.
So first the layout
https://i.imgur.com/qTgx9F7.png
And one of the businesses for the square. Correct guessers will get a gold star, metaphorically speaking.
https://i.imgur.com/M4y7xo6.png
The small lot in the centre will be a small park. Think Nottinghilll and you will get what I mean.
Anyway the road to recovery allowed for valuable thinking time. I now have a list of all the lots I should find a home for in Fenbury. One of these ideas is a square of houses with a small park in the middle. This is typical of many small towns. In some places the squares are Georgian and very special like Bath which is a world heritage site and right on my doorstep.
Anyway I have worked out the layout for the Fenbury square. It is to be called Queens Square in honour of two local squares of the same name, one in Bristol and one in Bath. Both are Georgian, although the one in Bristol is much older and the Georgian buildings actually replaced earlier houses. My square will be full of late Victorian houses, some of which have been coverted into busnesses.
So first the layout
https://i.imgur.com/qTgx9F7.png
And one of the businesses for the square. Correct guessers will get a gold star, metaphorically speaking.
https://i.imgur.com/M4y7xo6.png
The small lot in the centre will be a small park. Think Nottinghilll and you will get what I mean.
