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==Gully Grove== | ==Gully Grove== | ||
===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
A bending stretch of road. The buildings that used to line the street have been reduced to rubble. | |||
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
On the weekends there used to be a flea-market along Gully Grove. Merchants from around Foulkes Village would set up stands and peddle odds and ends before 2:00pm. Prudent shoppers could find a deal on used electronics and tools, or overpay for tourist trinkets. The Gully Grove Market had a 5 year tradition before the zombies tore down the fabric of society. | |||
In the early days of the village, Gully Grove was the sight of the famous duel between [[The Carr Monument|Leander Carr]] and [[Wimbridge Crescent|Theodore Wimbridge]]. | |||
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[[Category:Foulkes Village]] | [[Category:Foulkes Village]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:10, 9 November 2009
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Gully Grove
Description
A bending stretch of road. The buildings that used to line the street have been reduced to rubble.
History
On the weekends there used to be a flea-market along Gully Grove. Merchants from around Foulkes Village would set up stands and peddle odds and ends before 2:00pm. Prudent shoppers could find a deal on used electronics and tools, or overpay for tourist trinkets. The Gully Grove Market had a 5 year tradition before the zombies tore down the fabric of society.
In the early days of the village, Gully Grove was the sight of the famous duel between Leander Carr and Theodore Wimbridge.
