Asherby Logs

Roleplaying with Max... D&D ficticious world.

Wednesday, August 23, 2006

The North Country

The Wexford Pass was brutal!! We were up to our knees in icy mud. The cat climbed up higher on the mountains and cross that way and I expect to see them waiting at the Pass exit. They are being very good and scarce. I almost forget they are there. They come when called, thankfully. I needed them to help pull Hoofsong from the mud and warm us at one point.

Wexford Mines are a dotting of holes in the mountain as you take the Pass Raod down to the town. It is a remarkably large town. The North is not as desolate as I thought it would be. From this vantage point on the mountain, I can see vast pine forests, lots of craggy rock outcroppings, hills and villages. But so true... the greater expanse is rocky plains. It looks like very poor farming land. I wonder how they survive? This would make excellent horse country though! Maybe Father can propose it to the King here and see if we can set up an Asherby free-estate ranch.

I have not met my guide/escort. I understand he is a Ranger. I can see from here where I have to go, but I know all too well that the way is less obvious once the treeline blocks your view. I will try to get a map when I get into Wexford Mining Town.

Be well. Make sure Kitrya is not ruining her dresses in the dirt while drawing. Wexford supposedly mines the most lovely gemstones. I promise to send some back for you all with the letters when I get to town. You likely won't hear from me until I return to this town.

Yours,
Kyllian

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