A Tour of Steelhead St Helens (Part 1*)

I know you know I’m living in St Helens, right? I mean I know I’ve been all quiet and shy about it I know, but I’m sure I’ve mentioned it in passing once or twice. Anyhoo, a couple of weeks ago when it was all new and near-neked I went a-wandering to take some pics of what people had done and to show you, my dearest reader, that there was still land available for renting should you be tempted by the delights of life in wild west wilderness of 1890s Oregon.

Here’s Lunar great build – I’m not sure what it is, sort of a train station crossed with a power plant, I’ll have to ask him once he’s less busy – as seen from across Spirit Lake:

Behind that you’ll find Maev Ceawlin’s balloon air tours:

Which is next to Elegia Underwood’s newly relocated Dragon’s Leap Inn:

Fogwoman Gray has a charming wee cabin nestled at the base of the mountain:

Which is in the shadow of a very rundown looking watermill on the border of St Helens & Shanghai:

There’s even a wee hidden cave buried inton the moutain if you can find it. And if you can, let sleeping bears sleep eh?

Across the water from me, Mari Moonbeam has a lovely place:

As does Frequency Picnic:

And let’s not forget Maxim place on the eastern Boomtown border!

The whole place is rooted firmly in rough, rustic frontier life and the builds reflect just how much people have taken that to heart. Lunar has done a great job making the whole place look wild and old and, well, green

* More parts to come as some pictures never appeared in my flickr so I’ll need to take them again and since I took the ones that did make it more people have moved in and places have changed. There’s still a few plots left though – come along and see for yourself!

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