Penny's latest (#126) mentioned two maps, so I have drawn them and posted them in the Map Repository.
I simply don't have the time to make them all 'Palarandi', so I hope their modernity doesn't distract from the 'atmosphere'.
They do have lots of swishy colours!
They are numbers 3 and 12 in the list (currently).
I thank you all for the enthusiasm you have shown for my tale of the Einnlanders, this was much appreciated.
Now I have taken a step back from writing, it occurred to me that Penny and Julia had between them expanded the knowledge of Tranidor - so I have updated the Tranidor Map - which is the sixth (currently) in the list of maps.
So those keen about Palarandi or Anmarian matters can now have a little more detail.
I have included the positioning of the Semaphore Towers and shown Junction Square, Main Street, Cross Street and so on.
to all of you have been so generous with your time to read my Einnlander tale, and to those few of you who took that extra time to comment.
Of course, I need to mention that I am overwhelmed by the generosity of Kudos.
Please be aware that this would not have come to light had it not been for the patient assistance of Penny herself, so she should carry much of the credit.
I think I shall retire for a while back to the Anmarian map world ---- :-)
There was a comment on the latest excellent episode of "Somewhere Else Entirely" that asked about some maps, or, more exactly, where somewhere was on the map.
I know advertising agencies are famous for playing fast and loose with the English language, but this from an oriental manufacturer (presumably the manufacturer - could still be the advertising agency) takes the biscuit ......
..... for me to give formal notice of thanks and immense gratitude to those who continued to contribute to all our pleasure even over the past few days.
Thank you so much.
Checks can be made out & sent to:
Joyce Melton
1001 Third St.
Space 80
Calimesa, CA 92320
USA
Note: $6000 is the operating, maintenance and upgrade budget. Amounts received in excess of the $6000 will be applied to long term debt accrued over the last 19 years.
