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Caer Gurgust was a small port in northern Saralainn.The Town had not changed much since the days of the Dunadan Kingdom of Cardolan. It sustained itself through the efforts of the local fishers and farmers and could thrive if there was enough shipping between the Gwathló and the Baraduin (Brandywine).

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rdfs:label	Caer Gurgust
rdfs:comment	Caer Gurgust was a small port in northern Saralainn.The Town had not changed much since the days of the Dunadan Kingdom of Cardolan. It sustained itself through the efforts of the local fishers and farmers and could thrive if there was enough shipping between the Gwathló and the Baraduin (Brandywine).
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abstract	Caer Gurgust was a small port in northern Saralainn.The Town had not changed much since the days of the Dunadan Kingdom of Cardolan. It sustained itself through the efforts of the local fishers and farmers and could thrive if there was enough shipping between the Gwathló and the Baraduin (Brandywine). 1. The Wharf, a simple structure of rocks piled within wooden supports. It could handle ocean-going vessels. 2. The Bailey, a stout one storied stone house, it served as the fort and residence of the Master of Cairc-fergus. The bailey was surmounted by a small tower that also served as a lighthouse. 3. The Wall, an ill-maintained, unmortared stone wall averaging about 5' high. The wall was provided with six small bastions. 4. The North Road leading to the Ait Mell art and eventually to Annon Baran. 5. The Wooden Tower, three stories. Supposedly the cornerstone of the towns defenses it served as a barn. 6. The East Road to Suduri. 7. The "Long Travellers" Rest a moderate quality, rather expensive inn. The stable hand, Sigmar, was a compulsive kleptomaniac. 8. The South End. A decaying collection of warehouses that stood as memorial to the towns better days. 9. The Market. To the North stood the "Crabs" a the most popular local bar and brothel, a good place to find a brawl. 10. Goose Rocks Beach. The fishermen dragged their small dories up onto the rocky beach which was contained by a rough seawall. 11. Seaside, the fishers' district. 12. Goose Rocks Bay. 13. The huts of the local farmers. 14. The "Tides" a surprisingly inexpensive inn. Its owner, Huor, was an spy for virtually everyone interested in the region

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