In fact, there are two distinct parts of Kittiwickshire. The first, a wooded, bucolic area, can be seen in the picture below (the small cottage in the foreground belongs to Mr. 1wuz Gray):
The other Kittiwickshire is in the main street, which is the commercial hub of the town. On one end, Miss Martini Discovolante's carousel on the pier:
One new addition is the Astrotorium, a large structure focused on the stars and planets (and showing a moving picture!). Below, the interior:
And the exterior:
Several other shops, focused on tinies (though wares for full-figured-folk can also be found) line the commercial heart of the area:
Naturally, the Caledon train system runs through it, and Mr. Bubba Daniels' Caledon Air Transport company has a hydroport in the southwest corner.
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Everytime I read your reports from Caledon, I want to live there! I first went to Tangle wood a couple of years back, but as always for a Euro-timer with limited time in-world, I don't recall meeting anyone - but it impressed me greatly as a lovely place.
I can't guarantee people in-world during Euro times (though we have a fair-sized British contingent, and probably some Brits I don't even know about, as they fake an American accent so well :) ), and, truth be told, Caledon's sheer size sometimes makes it difficult to find people together, but many parts are simply lovely.
As for Tanglewood, that was my next stop - prepare for pictures in a day or so!
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