Troyes

Description

Troyes has been known for the broad fertile plains stretching from the northern hills of Poitiers to the grasslands of Morshes. The county lies north of a river laden with fish.

Along the southern stores, villagers can be seen washing their clothes, collecting water for irrigation, or fly-fishing. Several villages line the shores. A great stone bridge connects Troyes to Bescnanon, and eventually to the heart of Perdan.

The west Troyes border consists of steep rocky cliffs . Peering out to the ocean, one can see ships frequently sailing up and down, freighting goods to Perdan from sunrise to sunset.

Troye's main settlement lies in the heart of the plains; it is rather large town consisting of nearly a thousand hovels. In the center lies the Count's stone manor. Having an appreciation for wine, he had set aside several acres for vineyards.

May 17, 2020 by Greatjon

Statues and Monuments

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