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Hi, this sounds really good, does the file go in the NAM folder or the Nam/plugins folder or do i have to edit one of the existing files? Thanks

I'm currently working on a rural/suburban part of my region and I can't get the farms the way I like them, so I just wanted to see what other people had done and find any advice you may have. This is the farm area so far, its a european area, I'd be interested to know what people think about the trees, I think they are better than nothing, but i'm not entirely convinced.

They are probably bats from the STEX or somewhere, you should check it out if you want them.

Looking good, can't wait for the next update.

Great update, looking forward to finding out what happens to Andrew

Nice updates, the maps are really good. I hope my charachter is goin to be ok.

haha, cool update, Mayor Anne Boleyn? i can't imagine she'd be frowning much after that nasty incident at the tower of london.

I will probably bring in back in a few weeks when i have more time!

havn't been on here in ages but i felt i should comment considering my apperance, this is definetly my favourite CJ, the valley seems alot more developed than in season 1, great work

wow, this is great

wow, i wish i lived in a house where i didn't pay taxes

Lundenwic Market is one of the most famous landmarks in Burbank; it was named after Joseph von Ludenwic, the first man to import the infamous pineapple fruit in 1500, having bought them from Christopher Columbus. Lundenwic was a Austrian Baron who had been chased out of his native country after he had attempted to ban alcohol on his estate. In the middle of the night the local peasants came for him and his family with pitchforks and torches, he managed to escape in a series of tunnels which ran beneath his castle. He then travelled to England where he stocked up on the extremely rare and exotic pineapples before boarding a ship to Burbank. Upon arrival he set up a meeting with the Emperor; Nicholas II. Lundenwic asked if he could stay and in return offered a pineapple as a gift. The Emperor accepted the offer and allowed him to stay. Lundenwic decided that with his surplus pineapples he would set up a stall next to the parliament building. In 1567 Lundenwic died, since it opened his stall and the pineapple became synonymous with wealth and generous hospitality. By now Catherine I was on the throne and appointed a young servant, Charles Andrews to try and grow pineapples in the Royal Gardens. She also appointed David Scott; an architect to design a new piazza for the sail of pineapples and other exotic foods. Scott had spent the past twenty years in Italy and was greatly inspired by the grand piazzas and buildings. His creation, the Lundenwic Market which was completed in 1569. Meanwhile, at the Royal Botanical Gardens Charles Andrews had been trying to figure out how to grow pineapples, he had made several attempts and even managed to grow several plants but they had not produced any fruit, but in February his first pineapple appeared just in time for the opening of the piazza. The official opening of the market was in May and was marked by Catherine II giving the land owners the right to hold a market by Letters Patent. Replies jacqulina: Thanks for stopping by. Amerikaner: Thanks, your city i think is more french than mine, i try to make it look more realistic than Burbank City One which in mu opinion was too repetitive and had too many skyscrapers.

Replies ==== cleaner475: Thanks, glad you like it. Fallon144: Its the hungarian parliment building on the BSC exchange, sorry don't know which page. BTW thanks for the comment