Rhapsody Freehold/right-col
Meadow of the Well
Just outside the freehold is the large meadow where upon the top of the hill, is a wishing well. Many a holiday party is often held here, while Kith and Kin can be found picnicking when the Dreaming's weather allows. Nearby at the foot, is the Lost in Time Market where practically anything can be found.
The Blue Boar Inn
This rustic, comfortable Inn and stable is located just by the Freehold itself. All are welcome to enter and partake of good food, strong beverage, festive music and the hospitality of Gliadrachan ni Gwydion.
Lost in Time Market
The Lost in Time Market is a County-conceived, Commoner-operated initiative. The hard work and dedication from allied Counties, traders, and the local population originally brought the Market to life; that life is sustained by its current Kinain and Kithain merchants (predominantly John Balance, Ethan, and Mr. Rodrigo Garcia). The Market's defenses are overseen by the local nobility, and paid for out of taxes collected for the County and Ducal coffers. The day to day affairs, however, are left to shop owners, and the environment is especially Commoner friendly.
Shops of Note
- A most unusual shop that occupies one of the largest lots in the northeast quarter of Lost in Time Market. Unlike most of the other stalls and storefronts, the merchandise that the ground-floor shop deals with is unique even by the standards of the Dreaming - its trade is in bespoke dreams (and undoubtedly nightmares) themselves. Contact its proprietor, John Balance if you have any inquiries or wish to consult his services.
- Steeds Crossing Outpost
- Several stalls have been set aside to showcase the mounts that come from Steeds Crossing Ranch, these days said stalls remain empty. Previously, the finest specimens produced were set aside for use by the army of the Duchy. With the chimera population having run wild and feral for many seasons, the freehold (now under the command of Ethan) is in the process of building back up and taming the breeding stock.
