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'''Oakhollow''' is a village in [[Myrken Wood]]. As it is located just south of a large forest, its primary industry is logging; however, arable land is cultivated just to the south of the village by a number of small family farms. | '''Oakhollow''' is a village in [[Myrken Wood]]. As it is located just south of a large forest, its primary industry is logging; however, arable land is cultivated just to the south of the village by a number of small family farms. | ||
| − | Oakhollow experienced a slight increase in population during the construction of the [[Ringwall]], and makeshift boarding-houses were constructed near the outskirts of town to house migrant workers from other parts of [[Myrken Wood]]. They were deserted shortly after the Wall's completion, although village residents often make claims of activity there that have been as yet unsubstantiated by eyewitnesses. | + | Oakhollow experienced a slight increase in population during the construction of the [[Ringwall]], and makeshift boarding-houses were constructed near the outskirts of town to house migrant workers from other parts of [[Myrken Wood]]. They were deserted shortly after the Wall's completion as workers returned to their homes, although the remaining village residents often make claims of strange, unknown activity there that have been as yet unsubstantiated by eyewitnesses. |
[[Category:Geography]] | [[Category:Geography]] | ||
[[Category:Myrken Wood]] | [[Category:Myrken Wood]] | ||
[[Category:Cities & Towns]] | [[Category:Cities & Towns]] | ||
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Oakhollow is a village in Myrken Wood. As it is located just south of a large forest, its primary industry is logging; however, arable land is cultivated just to the south of the village by a number of small family farms.
Oakhollow experienced a slight increase in population during the construction of the Ringwall, and makeshift boarding-houses were constructed near the outskirts of town to house migrant workers from other parts of Myrken Wood. They were deserted shortly after the Wall's completion as workers returned to their homes, although the remaining village residents often make claims of strange, unknown activity there that have been as yet unsubstantiated by eyewitnesses.
