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replies to: 1880 Census – My Kind of Town
Gugu3, Alex_1210, Charles Darwin, Mithrik, Luiz P Romanini, raynev1, Vlasky, slickbg56, kdi, Mulefisk, Lato, darkaliendude, Forthwall, RepublicMaster, Eskafloreska1, Ernestmaxis, Huston, Sylvio Jorge:
-Thank you all for the kind comments - I enjoy reading each and every one and it helps motivate me to continue this CJ.
sHnozZa: Awesome! So much detail, i could look at these pictures all day.
-Thank you - I enjoy adding in all the details so I'm glad when you notice.
ROFLyoshi: Oh wow! Paved streets!
-No more dirty boots ![]()
agunter999: I love it have you seamlessly put european building in
-I'd get bored without adding in some of these neat BATs - I just chalk it up to the influence of European immigrants in the area. ![]()
MilitantRadical: Been waiting a while for this entry. Must have taken a lot of work. Great to see the progress. What is that ship you have in the port?
-Thanks - I spent extra time trying to get all the details right on this one. There are a couple ships in the harbor, but I'm guessing you are interested in the French ship. I don't have a link at the moment, but I know it can be found on the toutSimCities website.
EDIT: It's The Belem, by Orange.
Bipin: Excellent! I love towns and cities in a time frame approaching the turn of the century. Great work!
-Thanks - any time you decide to BAT some 19th century creations you know I'll be happy to feature them in New SorGun ![]()
sri2: stunning old-fashioned cj, shows that large skyscrapers aren't the only thing to admire! can't wait to see more!
-Thank you - It's fun to remember that cities didn't spring up overnight, but skyscrapers will have a place in New SorGun someday.
Prophet42: Absolutely amazing !!!! The attention to detail is just astounding. Defenitely one of the best city journals around.
-Thank you for the kind words!
Benedict: Congratulations, you're back at number one on Ben' Top Ten. I think the image of the construction of the dock is brilliant - it features as the background on the BTT image this week.
-It's always an honor to be featured on the BTT.
Next time, Fredric Stevens and crew leave the big city behind and head up the Rannug River and get a taste of the rural side of New SorGun.

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