Freewater: Big problems on a bigger horizon.
I will start with the replies to the last entry:
Cisco2 (first comment): Thanks for stopping by again! I like your idea of the ring around the coast of South Point, but, if you remember from entry 2, money is still a minor problem. Hopefully they will get nice wide avenues soon! That would be cool!
Crushedcar: Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, I have to have the retaining walls because it makes the coast realistic. The hills look terrible, but.....
Wakkaolaf53: Thanks for visiting again as well. Glad you thought the links were helpful.
There is a lot happening in this entry, and I am also asking you to vote, so with your comment, leave your opinion when I ask for it. You'll know what I mean when you see what happens.

Were in Freewater today, a town which has nicely expanded to be about 40% of the entire population of the Cultan Colony.

The community center is near some newly constructed offices and condos, featuring beautiful views over the neighborhood to the north, and eventually, to the ocean. Isn't this area pretty, with the green grass, pretty sidewalks, and large estates toward the bottom of the pic?

Nearby the condos are more beautiful large homes in the hills.

In a pulchritudinous valley inland, an entire new neighborhood is constructed, below the industrial area!

A shot of the industrial area on the hill. Another industrial area, about half the size, excluding the refinery, is located on a plateau (below).

Shown here at the factories bordering the right road is a industrial complex that makes firearms for the Cultan Colony, and the rarely-seen owners of it, the USA and Canada. Look at the one with the wind turbine through it, and the one "on top" of it.
Wait, did I just say "rarely-seen" right there? Oops.
The Cultan Colony got a big kick in the nose after receiving this document in the mail from the mainland.


Oh snap! ![]()
And this is where I am polling you. I'll make it simple: What do they do now?
(other comments are still welcome as always!)
Next entry: We look at Flint, a settlement we haven't seen much.
Entry after that: Back to Morgansville to discuss this document at the statehouse.


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