Thank you all!



Welcome to Fieranti province – where for the first time we aren’t in Calora. We’re up in the north of the province, in the small town of Allea. This is Allea, viewed from the east.



Here is the centre of Allea – a small community made up of a series of hamlets. The community is reliant on its agriculture, and hasn’t changed in centuries.



Fieranti is home to much of Cattala’s cattle stock, and most of the beef and milk found in markets and shops are from Fieranti’s cows.



One of the hamlets in Allea is Norbestia, north of the main town. Here you can see the harvest is underway, with the villagers busy collecting their crops for this year.



Finally, a glance at the village lake during the night.

Wow :O

Beautiful !
Realy nice

Lovely place !

It seems to be peaceful ! Good work !

Thank you both.




Welcome back to Cattala, and to Seina. Today we’re starting off in the east of the town, in the industrial park near the new estate that we saw last time we visited. This area is surrounded by small rivers and streams, and is known as Aqueina.



In the heart of Aqueina, is the pond that we saw several entries ago. It’s fed by two streams – one coming from the south, and another from the east. Local wildlife thrives in this part of town.



Here we see Seina’s main train station. It’s small, but on weekdays it gets very busy with commuters travelling to Calora, the nearest of Cattala’s three largest cities.



To end today’s update, a panorama of Seina town. Since making this update, I have changed my street side mod to a better sandstone mod by Paeng. Click the link to see the image in better quality.

CLICK HERE: http://tiny.cc/g9s85

Great work and good pictures, congrats

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Welcome back to Jennai, the most populated region of Cattala. Today we’re in the north of the province, in the city of Confini.



Confini is a large town in the north of Jennai province, and is the closest town to the border with Monte Calida.



Confini used to be a major trading town between Jennai and the north of the country. In recent decades, the town has grown denser thanks to it’s strong transport links to Jennai city.



The town remains reasonably industrial, with a small yard where freight trains stop after travelling from northern and eastern Cattala, before travelling on to Jennai.



The town isn’t just an important railway route – it is also an important stop on the A1 motorway, which links Monte Calida to the M3 motorway between Jennai and Calora.



But the town is most defined by its sprawling residential areas. Several thousand people live in the old 18th century homes that were built as the town’s population rose sharply after the first trading route opened up.



I hope you liked Confini – next time we visit there will have been some changes made, so if you have any further suggestions please tell me and I will try to include them as I develop Jennai Province.

amazing ^^

Your city is absolutely charming. It's definitely a change of atmosphere Great work

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Good evening and welcome to Ontano Island once more. Unfortunately, you seem to have arrived on another wet day. You would’ve been better off going to sunny old England, which is warmer than anywhere in Cattala this weekend.



Early autumn has been cold and wet in Cattala this year, with little respite for farmers to take their crops to market. Roads across Ontano have been damaged by the heavy rainfall in recent weeks.



The local streams and irrigation ditches have also struggled to cope with the amount of rain falling. Some areas in the valleys in central Ontano have seen over 25mm of rain falling every day for a week. The provincial government has had to call in environmental engineers to help prevent flooding.



However bad the weather, local residents are still venturing out. The village restaurant in Desulo has recently opened a second pub further down the road, due to a rise in customers from nearby towns and hamlets.



“Summer ends when the fields of Ontano are empty” is a famous saying in Cattala, which has led to October becoming known as the “Silent Field” month. All the bushes and fields you see here have had their crops harvested for this year – now the many farmhands have left and the orchards are bare again.



To end this 66th update, our sixth image is an overview of part of South Ontano at night. Good night from the farming island.

Splendid pics

It reminds me these kinds of Spanish farms. It's absolety amazing.

Very nice, you're a professional. Really.

Oh my god
It's really beautiful !

Stunning city over here !! The lay out is awesome and there are lots of pleasant details ! Very nice mediterranean touch as well.

Too bad the buildings don't fit along the diagonal roads/aevnues but there's not so much things you could do to avoid this unfortunatly.

Keep it up !

Nice city with a good atmosphere. May be a bit repetetive, but it is normal.

The last pic of the 31st of August is very nice. I can really fell that it is a little and quite village. Very charming.