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Agrophilia V2.0

A City Journal by Trashbot89

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1. Hello everyone. Welcome to Santa Cleopatra monastery celebrating the Ferragosto or the 15th of August feast common in Italy & Greece. Agrento fields and village have a new addition, apart from the majestic islet of Porphyri. This time I tried to build a monastery inspired by the Meteora, Greece. Extensive landscaping work has to be done in order to create the base of the monastery. Overview of the final work and the 3 parts of the How to do are on youtube: 2. 3. We had also to landscape the nearby...
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Argento Village

By Trashbot89,

Exploring Argento Village 1. Nestled just a few miles from the fertile fields of Argento lies a charming village that perfectly blends rural tradition with coastal beauty. At its heart, you’ll find all the essentials of daily life, from a friendly local pharmacist to small grocery stores stocked with fresh produce and regional goods. 2. 3. But the true allure of Argento lies beyond its village streets. The coastline here is breathtaking, offering visitors a choice between two distinct beaches. Pirate...
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I would really like to thank @justforfun @albireo38 @raynev1 @JulioC for their kind comments 1. Hello everyone ! This is another city entry for my Agrophilia V2.0 city journal. This time I will show you an expansion over the city of Grecana in order to accommodate the Old harbour of the city. The Old Harbour of Grecana has nearly mythical origins, as it was built by the first Grekani colonists in the area. The harbour ceased to be the main port for the city after the 1970s, and it is only partially used...
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The winds of the past still whisper through the lands, carrying tales of those who first ventured to Nova Agrophilia. In their wake, a city of wonder rose from the ashes of ancient Grecani ruins. These pioneers, shaped by the unexpected calamities of their former homes, sought solace in the fertile soil of this new world. They brought with them the wisdom of the old ways, planting seeds of hope in fields where the dream of sustainable agriculture once bloomed. Surrounding the city, lush villages and...
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Just a few minutes’ drive from Scala, you’ll find yourself entering the coastal tunnel that connects Grecana with the region’s industrial park. This six-lane motorway cuts through the fertile fields of the local village of Argento. 1. Small Mediterranean farms line the area, filled with vegetables and dotted with olive trees—enough to provide each family with their annual supply of olive oil. Not to mention those small alleys of gravel that is connecting all those plots and fields together ! 2. 3. 4. 5....
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Porphyri islet

By Trashbot89,

Porphyri islet is a mini project that makes our area to get that med vibe. The how to build tutorial is available on youtube and you are more than welcome to have a look of the process: A slender strip of land separates Argento village from Porphyri Island. 1. 2. 3. Porphyri, considered one of the most beautiful islets in the region, is home to the ancient Temple of Neptune and lush orchards. Just a short walk from Argento’s cafés lies a stunning pebble beach with crystal-clear waters. 4. 5.6. Nearby, the...
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