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 Some of the surrounding villages include a dedicated small temple to Erastil (clearly old and refurbished) and a large standalone statue of Erastil (again clearly old and refurbished), perhaps bringing the area back to something like its original population. Also of note are Bar-Z, a horse breeding ranch (specialising in forest ponies) with a sideline in pigs, and a couple of mobile lumberjack camps, where trees are taken carefully and with druidic permission. Other villages are based around smallholdings and ++ Forest Gardens|
-\\ Forest gardens are clearing that have been cultivated to produce more of the forest plants that are edible by humans. Most gardens have one or more Sweet Chestnut, Hazel or Beech trees growing along their perimeter, while the borders of the garden are clearly defined by a thick hedge of Forest Gooseberries. The clearing itself is generally scattered with wild apple trees, although the bulk of the garden is taken up by the Apios Vines trained up trellises. Clumps of sorrel grow close to the perimeter, while sweet smelling violets make up most of the ground cover and are used to mark the borders of paths through the garden. \\ \\ Apios is based on Apios Americana - a climbing vine that produces tubers that can be cooked like potatoes and edible beans. They were cultivated by Native Americans as an early food source. Every other plant mentioned produces edible leaves or fruit.++
+\\ **Forest gardens** are clearings that have been cultivated to produce more of the forest plants that are edible by humans. Most gardens have one or more Sweet Chestnut, Hazel or Beech trees growing along their perimeter, while the borders of the garden are clearly defined by a thick hedge of Forest Gooseberries. The clearing itself is generally scattered with wild apple trees, although the bulk of the garden is taken up by the Apios Vines trained up trellises. Clumps of sorrel grow close to the perimeter, while sweet smelling violets make up most of the ground cover and are used to mark the borders of paths through the garden. \\ \\ Apios is based on Apios Americana - a climbing vine that produces tubers that can be cooked like potatoes and edible beans. They were cultivated by Native Americans as an early food source. Every other plant mentioned produces edible leaves or fruit.++
 Exports include good timber, skins and, leather (all properly sourced), as well as bacon, herbs natural spell/alchemical ingredients and Riverun Ale and Mead.