Peach

Peach is a charming and rustic village located in southern Oldeshire, known for its pastoral beauty and intriguing surroundings. Positioned directly south of Minas Tirith and east of Timber Stone Town, Peach was established by Maw150 and has since developed a unique identity within the region.

Overview

Peach is situated along the edge of a wide ravine, providing it with dramatic natural scenery. The proximity of the southern sea adds to the village’s picturesque landscape.

Founded by Maw150, who initially settled the area as a small farm, Peach has grown modestly while maintaining its agricultural roots. The original settler's transition from farmer to a doctor specializing in marriage counseling led to the establishment of a small practice in the village.

The heart of Peach is its operational farm, featuring a variety of animals including llamas, pigs, and sheep. The farm is also known for its extensive vegetable cultivation.

Including Maw150’s original farmhouse, there are four homes in Peach, each embodying the village's simple and traditional lifestyle. Also in the village is a windmill, used for milling grains. This structure is both functional and a symbol of the village’s agricultural heritage. Finally, there is a horse stable, catering to the equestrian needs of the residents.

The vicinity of Peach holds several points of interest:

To the south of the village lies an area once used for testing various architectural theories and designs. Now abandoned, this zone is a designated Superfund site due to its experimental nature. To the southwest, a large ice skating rink doubles as an ice boat bumper car arena, offering a unique recreational activity for both locals and visitors.

Peach is a community that values simplicity, agriculture, and small-town living. The village’s size and close-knit community foster a sense of togetherness and shared purpose.