Fairhaven
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- Region:
- Fairhaven
- Grid:
- grid.genesis-roleplay.org:8002
- Rating:
- General
- Category:
- History
- Added by :
- Breila Jenvieve
- Created :
- 5 months ago
- Traffic Rank:
- 479th
- Avatars in Region:
- 0
~Under Construction~
Fairhaven is an historically informed Tudor market town exploring the social, economic, and cultural changes transforming England, Europe, and the wider world during the sixteenth century. Through its streets, workshops, and landscapes, Fairhaven traces the transition from medieval life to the Renaissance and early modern age.
We are currently building the mudflats and tidal moors that Somerset is so famous for, and researching the historic ecology of marginal land and the economic forces that pushed people to those areas.
We're located in the Genesis Roleplay Grid. If you are interested in helping to research and build Fairhaven, or do historical roleplay or live in the region, please contact Breila Jenvieve, or go to www.tudorfairhaven.org.
Fairhaven is a strictly historical region set in 1557 Somerset in Tudor England. As I get ready to go back to school, my region is much more sparse than I'd hoped it would be, but I've learned so much this summer -- what an experience! I'll keep working on small pieces of it between lesson planning and grading papers.
As far as hobbies go, this is way better, if only slightly cheaper, than golf.
 | Breila Jenvieve: Thanks so much for your comments and likes, y'all! Kimm, I want you to know especially that the Hunt you're developing for this fall has really encouraged me to focus (hard to do with my stroke-addled... 19 days ago |
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- Online
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 | Ⲙⲁꞅi✦✔ Fairhaven draws me into Tudor England with every visit. Joan fills the region with authentic details that capture the spirit of 1557 Somerset, from the hay meadow to the working village. I enjoy exploring each corner because every path, building, and scene reflects careful research and creativity. M... |
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