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powder and patch :: Home News Forum Name Topics Posts Last Post General Rosevale Post (4 sub-boards) Read and respect the rules to become a citizen of Rosevale Woods. 36 118 on Oct 15, 2008, 6:10pm by Duchess in The silver swan of the... Artistic Arch (4 sub-boards) Here the artists of Rosevale can show off their talent. 17 72 on Jan 18, 2008, 10:36pm by Comtesse in La Rubis General Board You can talk about anything here Moderator: Duchess 6 28 on Jul 4, 2007, 3:18pm by Comtesse in ***Lovers' Log*** Games and Gamblings (1 sub-board) If you have a suitable game, or something enterataing- such as a (clean) joke, come and post it here. 12 74 on Aug 30, 2007, 5:46pm by x Sophie Cabrinovic x in The Word Game! Rosevale Rest For old pasts and posts. 227 1,236 on Feb 11, 2008, 10:55am by Duchess in Loxsley Island Rosevale Woods Butterfly Bower Where lovers can meet in secret, surrounded by scented roses and fluttering butterflies. 12 260 on Jan 10, 2008, 6:21pm by Comtesse in Wake me up when August... Orchard Clearing A sunlit clearing in the centre of Rosedale Woods, filled with apple blossom trees. 27 537 on Nov 21, 2007, 10:26am by Duchess in Riding the wind (Lucian) Rochesterford Richmond Park (19 sub-boards) Richmond Park, ancestral home of the Alvertons, has graceful mellow- red brick, built in the tudor age, and added on to by each new generation, till it is given the impression of Elizabethan Manor meets French Chateau. The house is surrounded by fine grounds and parks, with tall polar, elm and pine trees as a re-occuring motif in it, as they all appear in the Alverton Coat of Arms. 91 2,108 on Mar 2, 2008, 11:27am by Duchess in A miracle Richmond Lodge (8 sub-boards) Richmond Lodge has the same mellowed red brick walls as Richmond Park. It stands on the edge of the estate in a grove of pine trees with a well tended to large garden of herbs and wild flowers with a swing built into a cherry blossom tree. 25 580 on Jan 18, 2008, 7:52pm by Duchess in Morning visit (Nadine) Haverly Palace (19 sub-boards) Built in 1700 for the wronged wife of a younger prince, to appease her feelings- it is a grand building indeed- but never lived in. The princess died just as it was being finished. The parkland is shut off from the world by Rosevale Woods, for it is built in a massive clearing at the edge. The walls are pale gold sandstone, and the Greco-Roman roof is supported by dozens of grand marble columns. It has many steps leading to the enormous carved oaken front doors, and there is a mile long gravel drive leading to the palace. Greek and Roman gods decorate the pillars and roof, and towards the back of the mansion is a smaller domed roof on which a golden angel sits as a weather dial. The grounds are stately and sumptous, well kept and some of the finest in the whole of Europe.It is now the property of the Duke and Duchess Armande, of Devonshire. 45 1,261 on Oct 27, 2008, 8:29pm by Duchess in Waiting for you... (Ed... Kingswood Hall (11 sub-boards) Home of Baron Carter and family. 15 140 on Jan 5, 2009, 1:35pm by Duchess in Tender limbs take flig... Elmsgrove Park (12 sub-boards) Elmsgrove Park is a lavish and rather big Manor built on a large section of land. The path leading to the front Manor doors is wide enough for at least two carriages. There is a covering leading to the front to help aid in company not getting wet or dirty. The Manor consists of twenty three rooms. The architeture is done by the latest designers and builders, while using past architecture as inspiration. It has many rooms that are not being used, in which the count plans to give to servants or rent them out for others enjoyment. 3 71 on Jul 17, 2007, 8:36pm by Comtesse in Runaway Bride (Orph, M... Romania Estate (6 sub-boards) A large estate with a large garden in the back. The esate was built in around the Tudor age. The manor was once a torn down place but it is now refunished. 12 153 on Jun 23, 2007, 4:56pm by Comtesse in Discovered!!(Roman,Wil... Milton Court (12 sub-boards) Considered one of the great 18th-century houses in England, Milton Court is a fitting monument and pendant to a man who recently inherited the estate, the Comte de Penthièvre. In the past fifty years, the former owners demolished the rear section of the dwelling, while leaving the hall range and wings intact. In its place, grouped round an open courtyard, was built a new kitchen, scullery and a range of servants' rooms, including a steward's parlour, a housekeeper's room and a strong room, together with family rooms and a staircase. A faint Jacobean trim was added to the front, with a balcony on each of the wings and cresting above them and over the centre of the house. The latter bears the arms of the new master. On the west front the Jacobean tower was remodelled, its square turrets being replaced by round ones, while the three bays immediately to its left may also have been replaced. The front of the mansion is covered in vast amounts of ivy, making the structure look as though it has grown out of the lush surroundings. 65 1,757 on Oct 13, 2008, 7:57pm by Duchess in Valentina's Day (Rene) Redwood Manor (6 sub-boards) Redwood manor has red brick walls and holly bushes planted along a small sandy gravel path leading to it. The grounds are quite small, only about several acres, but they contain several sepia trees and red rose bushes, which explains the manor's name. 9 204 on Aug 31, 2007, 2:07pm by Maria in A Friendly Conversatio... Linden Orchard Manor (10 sub-boards) This is the manor and farm owned by the Baptiste family. The manor has a sandy gravel drive leading up to it, lined with fruit trees. The house is a mixture of sand and red stone and the windows are patterned diamond panes. The roof is made of thatch, dark red and brown slates covered with moss and the odd bit of ivy. The farming land that surrounds the manor is about ten acres, it is well loved and tended to by it's owners. 9 177 on Feb 10, 2008, 9:05pm by Maria in A Romantic Day & Dinne... Cotton Woods (9 sub-boards) If one was to look at Cotton Wood, they would see over grown gardens, pealing paint and rusty gates. Not what it was once, or could be again. When it is finished, It will be the perfect portrait of a young couples home. With emerald green gables and black shutters. A white wall finish to cover the otherwise cracked exterior. The garden's will be radiant, only in honor of the Mistress of the household. The sun shines upon Cotton Wood with hope of a better day...love's pure light. 47 948 on Jan 11, 2008, 9:39pm by Duchess in Parting is Such Sweet ... Raven Rock Manor (13 sub-boards) A most picturesque, and beautiful ancient manor house. The hall stands on a raised platform of limestone, above the western fields of Rochesterford. A river nearby is crossed by an ancient picturesque bridge. Passing over it is the foot of the rock fronting the lodge of the custodian who keeps the keys. Going by the old stables, the gateway with its massive nail-studded door looms. The architecture of this part of the building is extremely beautiful; it is Gothic, and the heraldic bearings with which it is decorated are admirably carved. 41 845 on Jan 20, 2008, 8:52pm by Comtesse in Baptism, MacDonnell St... Inverary Castle Home of the Laird MacAlister and family 5 118 Tansey Manor (10 sub-boards) Home of Lord Tansey and family 10 25 on Oct 15, 2008, 9:55am by Duchess in Gardens Apple Beeches Town Town Square Here the weekly market is held on a friday, and the town crier announces the latest news in the county. 15 268 on Aug 30, 2007, 6:12pm by Maria in A Friendship Begins(Ly... Primrose Parade (3 sub-boards) The street containing all the shops; boutiques, milliner's, seamstresses, tailor's, butcher's, grocer's, baker's etc... 24 467 on Mar 1, 2008, 7:32pm by Comtesse in Do you believe in mira... Magdalene Monastry (1 sub-board) A large church at the centre of the town, of ancient, faded red brick, where weddings, funerals, baptisms, and christenings take place as well as the usual sunday services. Because of it's historical background, one of the few monastries in the whole of England that was not vandalised during the time of Henry VIII, many people make pilgramidges to it every year. 23 572 on Dec 30, 2008, 9:56pm by Comtesse in Beginning our happily ... Town Hall Here matters of local importance are debated, discussed and new laws are passed by the council. 6 124 on May 20, 2007, 7:12am by Faron in A Voice to Call His Ow... Tanglesdale Lilywood Cottage (8 sub-boards) The cottage belonging to the Morton Family. A rambling, long and low building of two floors, red brick. There are some tiles missing and some windows are cracked. Only about seven rooms are still available for living in. The garden is a big sprawling field full of herbs, flowers and apple trees. 26 568 on Oct 31, 2008, 12:25pm by Duchess in It gets worse with eve... The Old Harrison Mill (5 sub-boards) Varied colors of gray stone walls with weathered wood frame and mud colored mortar. It has a hay and clay roof and a slightly tilting water wheel to the left of the front door. There is a window between the wheel and the entrance of smeared glass and the door itself is made up of several boards attached to one another by a plank board with a copper door pull. To the right of the door is another windowed wall and above that is yet another window to the loft... All look the same as the first. Out further near the street stands a broken wood fence and a dirty cobble stone walkway. More prairie grass than can fit in a football Field lines the inside of the fenced yard with the appearance of a garden in the back and an out house to the side of that. 2 30 on May 3, 2007, 4:20pm by Audrey Linn in Where Have You Been? (... Beechwood Cottage (4 sub-boards) The ramshackle cottage is made out of faded sandstone, with a roof of thatch mixed with wood, and leaks in two places, the chimney smokes, and wild roses and ivy cling to the walls. There is a small garden, surrounded by a wooden fence, and a crumbling wall, beyond that, it backs onto a tiny wood and the hay field, belonging to the farmer whom Sir Absolom Aubrey has rented his cottage from. 1 32 on Dec 14, 2006, 3:06pm by Bridgette Rose in The quiet in the storm... Cherry -Blossom House (4 sub-boards) A ricketty old house that was really not meant for people to live in. With renevations of course it was made not flattering of any sort but for Mr. Crane to live in and persue his talents. The exterior of the house is surrounded by weeds and an ugly pathway. The house itself is not the most beautiful, but it is what is inside that will capture beauty. 1 3 on Apr 1, 2007, 9:54am by Eponine in Inspirations *Duchess* Info Center Forum Statistics Total Topics: 812   -   Total Posts: 12,776 Last Updated Topic: Tender limbs take flight (Tris... by Duchess (Jan 5, 2009, 1:35pm) View the 10 most recent posts of this forum. 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