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Some folks live clustered close together, for safety. But not all.
The rough scrubland east of Frontier Town stretched out into the distance, uninhabited for the most part. Just the occasional wagon or traveller on foot, trudging along the dusty highway. But a few miles past the edge of town, a hilly, broken stretch of land bore a single hand-built structure. It was a wooden cabin built on a stony knoll, overlooking the other side of the elevated land, and large enough for a small family to have plenty of space among themselves. Its walls were well-weathered, and outgrowths of weeds obscured the mossy pathway up to the front door. One might assume it had been abandoned for quite some time.
From here, you could see Frontier Town to the west, framed by purple-shadowed mountains, or the Silver Ravine to the north, through which the river of the same name flowed, or a vast stretch of near-barren land out east. Before the climate changed, this place was called Desert Knot. The climate hadn't changed that much.
The rough scrubland east of Frontier Town stretched out into the distance, uninhabited for the most part. Just the occasional wagon or traveller on foot, trudging along the dusty highway. But a few miles past the edge of town, a hilly, broken stretch of land bore a single hand-built structure. It was a wooden cabin built on a stony knoll, overlooking the other side of the elevated land, and large enough for a small family to have plenty of space among themselves. Its walls were well-weathered, and outgrowths of weeds obscured the mossy pathway up to the front door. One might assume it had been abandoned for quite some time.
From here, you could see Frontier Town to the west, framed by purple-shadowed mountains, or the Silver Ravine to the north, through which the river of the same name flowed, or a vast stretch of near-barren land out east. Before the climate changed, this place was called Desert Knot. The climate hadn't changed that much.
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