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Very cool. I like the attention to detail. The road following the river and the mix of real images with images from the game is well done. Keep up the good work.

Nice castle. You will need a quay for your boats though. The bridges are fantastic. Keep up the good work. -Dan

Good start. -Dan

Welcome to the Far Away and Long Ago City Journal The increasingly poorly named City Journal about City Journals. So I bet you are wondering what this City Journal is all about. This journal is in regard to what I see and read in Simtropolis. It is an evolving dynamic eclectic mixture of satire and musings. Halfway though, the CJ has a meltdown that lets me change its whole nature. I use photos and short stories and random clip arts to show what I think is funny about City Journals. I think I started this region around August 2004. There is still a lot of work to do as there is a lot of humor on Simtropolis. And remember you don’t have to start on page one. -Dan Picture 1.1 The first part of this journal is about the region Far Away and Long Ago where the main city is Danton. This is the classic story of a bunch of small towns that grow into a centralized city surrounded by farms and towns, each with a unique personality. The climate is dry and the vegetation is scrubby but the woods are full of deciduous trees. There is inner city life and farm life with companies like Amalgamated Agriculture. On page five just as I thought the city was fairly close to being finished the lap top died along with all my back ups. I, thus, had to cleverly conceal the mishap with a volcanic eruption. Picture 1.2 The second part of this journal is about the region Harbor of Many Moons. Considering that the city is built on a muddy river delta it is an odd name but who really cares. The climate is wet, muddy and perfect for mangroves. Vegetation grows everywhere. It is a story about a group of prideful people who are building a new society based on bureaucracy, anarchy, and silly hats.

All, I have two kids under three and I caught viral meningitis from a mosquito (getting better) so no updates, sorry. My advice, DO NOT GET SICK. Regards, -Dan

Very good CJ. I like the zig zag. Keep it up. -Dan

Your usual excellent work jacqulina. I would like to see what you do with a beach or a rail yard. -Dan

Keep up the great work. Very good layout of buildings. Love the snow. -Dan

I like the train yard, the high school layout and the small downtown. Keep up the good work. -Dan

Love the mix of trees and fields. I am glad you included the power lines. I like the covered bridge. The layout is appealing with the rocks and the curvy road. It looks more like the bridge was designed to fit the landscape. More natural. I also like the stubborn landowner who had the road built around his house instead of giving up the right of way. Keep up the great work. Regards, -Dan

Sorry about the lives lost. I like the pictures of people. Great story so far. Regards, -Dan

Nice mix of town and country. Not too flashy. Keep it up. Regards, -Dan

Very nice so far. The curvy roads are great. I look forward to more. Regards, -Dan

Nice photos. Keep up the good work. Regards, -Dan

Good start. I like the road across the runway, as most people would be too afraid to design an airport in that layout. Keep up the groundbreaking ideas. -Dan