Maravone

Hey! My kind of town! (And timeframe)

Looks really nice! I love these kind of buildings! I'll be anxious to see you sharing this. (If that is your idea)

You certainly know how to set the mood! Excellent.

So very well detailed! I loved it. You really captured the essence of a French village!

The transition between suburbs and rural areas look impecable! especially with the excellent use of those rail lines!

I'm already seeing a city developing in that delta to the North...It's a really cool map...It's going to be interesting for sure.

Oh really? Thats a shame. I didn't thought the city was getting bad at all. It was certainly different from the j you were based upon, but I thought it was going on a unique way. You were using a point of development that it seemed ok to me... Well it was good as it lasted.

I just can't understand what you've written in the map! It's really hard to see it well... I'm just going to throw names at will, if you want use them to name stuff in your region. Craigston, Coltarc, New Reston, Jugmond, Mosquevan... Ran out of good ideas...

Nice update showing another part of Everglade. I've noticed how your population is rapidly growing... Guess Everglade is quickly becoming a larger city!

Nice rail line and some nice townships. Does that single line rail comes with NAM? I never really noticed...

Everglade's turning green! A nice turning point for the city!

Looks really really nice! You did the terraforming by hand?

Probably the best update you had till now! Excellent! Everglade is looking very lively and appealing and it does have a lot of wealthy citizens... I'm kinda imagining Everglade becoming a wealthy coastal and calm resort destination for the upper classes of SimNation.

An excelent job here! Keep up the good work!

I find most of you complaining about US cities...But pleaseeee... I mean, if you lived were I live you would go suicidal! Really! Oporto suburbs, in Portugal... Yes it's europe, BUT it's the suburbs...So they are only like 50 years old and they suck in every possible level. The traffic is completely awfull both in normal streets as with the highway network that is a complete and utter nightmare... Portugal government for the last 10 years was just plain busy building manically all kinds of necessary and (most commonly) unnecessary highway plans. Then you have the architectural point of view that makes things even worse... Just imagine the kind of extremely ugly buildings made in the 60's, 70's and 80's and you've got an idea (maybe not but whatever) of what it is. Traffic noise, public transportation that takes 2 hours to take you 2 km into the city center and the caothic building spree that the Oporto suburbs saw in the last 20 years (with good episodes of corruption by mayors and councils...) Ugh... I had my say...

C'mon it has to be Lisbon in Portugal! One of the most beautiful capitals in Europe! It has so much soul into it.

Thats a freakin huge mining site. Now the city is going to really start seeing big business!

Oh man that must be completely frustrating... To have the third CJ you were doing went away... But you did an awesome recreation! Dude keep it up!

Good storytelling! And some very well worked pictures supporting it! With only three entries I know already that this journal as a lot of potencial! Keep it up!

Nice Intro! Right in your first update you made a captivating and interesting introduction and you've avoided a lot of clichés! Good! Now I'm hoping for the best|

The "Green" Meddlers aren't DEFINATELY going to sponsor the railway! I mean, everything they can do to mess with Anterage Mining they will do. What I propose is to develop the site nº1 and try to create a campaign in the local media against the man-eating giant racoons (I guess it wont be hard!) and from there use the public opinion in our favor against any other environmental group that wants to mess with Anterage Mining. The site number 2 doesn't seem viable at all so yeah you got the idea...

That's one thing I never do...To put a watertower or waterpump anywhere near farms or industry. It can be a pain when suddenly you have no water running because of such an irritating problem...hugh... Anyway, good problem solution man!

Nice parks! I guess that by using the natural growth technique you have a lot of profit margin to build this parks... Good use of those simoleons!

The choice here seems clear. Keep the bridge it doesn't bring any benefits to demolish it so... Keep it a pedestrian crossing, as tomyzor said.It is a nice idea.

I'm guessing M.C. Donold will be heard from again later in this journal right? Anyway nice update! I see that the region has developed a lot since the last entry!