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The Streets of Water Orton

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Reikhardt

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Schulmanator: Thank you as ever for the kind words! But how could you say the hot tub couple aren't charming? That beard must've taken some serious cultivating 2.gif

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Today we'll take a closer look around the town of Water Orton:

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As with most small towns of this size, the community is focused around it's church:

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The Cherry Orchard Gardens next to the churchyard:

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Near the church there are a selection of locally owned shops:

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The standard of living in Water Orton is comfortable, with housing being to a good, if unspectacular quality:

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And to finish, a look at the small industrial park, where a significant number of residents are employed:

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As always, thank you for viewing, commenting, rating and not avoiding this CJ after last update's hot tub nightmare!

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your industrial park is very green. Looks like a place from a dream! Very nice work though! Keep it up

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 it seems like your attention to detail pays off. your handywork has a very enjoyable feel. the towns look serene, quaint and cozy. very nice!

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awesome picture, especially the 5th one, its very subtle. i also like those rural fences in the 4th picture, where did you get them?

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Industrial!?! In a forest!?! Clean looking!?!

You've done the impossible, mate. Highly commendable work.

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Very good work with! I really like it. The buildings used contributes to the small town feeling. Your residential areas look great, too. It's an art not to make these areas too dense for a small town, but you've nailed it. Nice! 

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