benjaminkingsley
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About benjaminkingsley
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The pictures look brighter and more alive than before. Good work! BK
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Nice to see an update. I was getting worried for a while... I love this CJ BK
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Wow! Nice update. Looks like there's a lot going on in Turnwood. I'd love to see the layout of the elevated rail lines.
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I'm eagerly awaiting an update. This is the only journal I really follow, and I love it when there is an update. The storyline is so entertaining that I can't wait for more.....
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Perhaps Jorge could contain the contamination by constructing a large seawall around the sunken waste. Then the water could be drained, treated, and re-released into the river leaving a dry waste pit suitable for use as a landfill. Just make sure that the pit is lined properly to avoid any possible contamination to the booming fishing industry that is driving Marina Rica's economy. Pegasus has a Water Reclamation facility available on the STEX that draws water in through pipes that extend into the river or waterway. This would work well for such a project. Also, I love the tunnel at the end of the Artery-Way. Nice update. BK
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Fantastic! I haven't been by to see the journal in a few days and I missed several updates. I'm excited to see the new Japenese style train depot, and the new Artery-Way construction looks promising. Hopefully the sound walls will help keep the cemetery a quiet, restful place. Also, it's great to see that the fishing industry is doing so well in Marina Rica, but I'm still wondering about the effects of pollution on the waterways -- is San Bugatta still dumping trash into the river??? Keep 'em coming!! BK
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One of the houses in the Western Courtyard looks quite out of place. It's the one on the corner just across from the water tower. Nice update though.
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Marina Rica emerges as the desenting force in Turnwood....will San Bugatta ever be safe??
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Looks like the region is developing nicely. I really like the condos along the waterfront.
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I just discovered this journal, and I can't wait for more. I love all the detail, but I'm also eager to see the city develop more. Will Jorge be violently ejected from power, or will he dominate the region? Will Alfredo ever rear his ugly head again, and what will all the watse being dumped into the river do to the people eating at the Fisherman's Wharf? Umm, excuse me waiter, but my trout tastes like old coffee grounds and decaying orange peels. Nice work, keep it up.
