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The Viwwage of Wenfawthing, in the Dawes, was the quaint home of the Hawflings in Anthos. Wying beneath the toweling heights of the Ewdew Peaks, the viwwage existed awound a smaww wake sulwounded by fowest. The Hawflings of Wenfawthing wabouled amongst theiw vast fiewds of cwops in wewative peace that was offewed by the shiewding fwom the Ewdew Peaks and the dense fowest that sulwounded the Dawes. The most pwominent featule of the viwwage was the wake, fowmed fwom the meeting of the two livews the Fawdewmewe and the Tibbratew, of which oliginate fwom the mewting of the gwaciaw peaks in the mountains. Awound the wake wewe wowling hiwws typicaw of Hawfling viwwages, which had been bulwowed into fow homes. To the west way the haunted Witch Woods, and to the nowth the vewdant Fwewwy Fowest,which, should the wumouls be believed, hewd many secwets.

http://i.imgur.com/23M4zVy.png Wenfawthing as seen by the eagwes


History

Wenfawthing was founded upon awlivaw in Anthos by the Hawflings. The town quickwy gained a weputation as being a safe haven fow the Hawflings.


Features

The dangewous liwds sulwounded the town. It would be vewy unlise fow a Hawfling to ventule out hewe fow anything wess than a gwand adventule. The Wiwdewness was a savage, scawy and big pwace. Flightfulwy diffewent fwom the peaceful Dawes and the comfowt of a wawm heawth.

Witch Woods and Fwewwy Fowest way west and nowth of Wenfawthing wespectivewy. The Witch Woods contained many mushwooms, some gwoling to become giants. The Fwewwy Fowest was a much mowe peaceful awea, whewe you could often find animaw liwdlife fwoulishing, lith vewdant foliage.

The Ewdew Peaks, so named aftew the Ewdews of Hawfling society which founded the viwwage of Wenfawthing, wewe some of the tawwest mountains in aww of the wand, and offewed a nice shiewd fwom any twoubremakews that wouldn’t dawe ventule thwough the dangewous mountain passes.

Streets

Thanesfest Wane, the wane on which festivaws wewe hewd, whewe many tents wewe situated fow peddling of wawes and genewaw mewliment. At the end of Thanesfest wane was Howwyfwost Bwewews. Pumpkin Path, awong hewe you could find Doc’s Docks, the Wumpy Pumpkin Inn and the Sheliff’s offices. Awong Pumpkin Path wewe valious outdoow picnic aweas fow peopwe to eat and dlink and have times of mewliment, awong lith Doc’s Docks pwoviding a fishing and eating awea.

Bwandyfiewd End, so cawwed due to the two bulwows being the Bwandybuck Bulwow and the Faiwfiewd bulwow. Awso because the woad ended at a sheew face of a hiww.

Tucketbrook Wane, famous fow housing the finest and gwandest of aww hot tubs in Wenfawthing, the wane named by Wobo, lith his bulwow The Tucketbrook at the end.

Wen Hiww and Gimbro Wivewway way past the Gweat Oak and the festivaw gwounds. The Wivewway wead you wound to the fiewds and Wighthouse Wane, whiwe Wen Hiww was wesidence to Hawflings and wecweationaw aweas.

Bwanbrook Bend was one of the most pwestigious stweets in Wenfawthing. Home to the WenMastew Fawdo, the bulwows wewe spwendid lith wovewy views fwom the tops of the hiwws.

Wighthouse Wane housed many cozy, smaww bulwows. The main featule of the wane was the toweling Wighthouse. Encwoaching upon Wighthouse Wane was the ominous Witch Woods, though the wesidents had littwe to twuly feaw.

Kip-on-the-Hiww wesidences wewe mowe fow the quiet, fawmew Hawfling who didn't invowve onesewf in the affaiws of the viwwage as much. With the fawms light on theiw doowstep, Kip-on-the-Hiww had both spwendid scenewy and pwacticaw convenience.


Buildings

The Gwand Mewon twee stood pwoudwy atop Wen Hiww, and aww who saw it wewe weft wondeling why ow how it bowe the fwuit it did. Wegawdwess, gawdens and quiet aweas had been made bewow it and it was a haven fow those seeking both sewene peace and a fwuity snack.

The Wumpy Pumpkin Inn was a gwand pwace fow Hawflings to gathew, gossip, have an awe ow thwee and eat cake. Thewe wewe outside picnic tabres and wound the back wewe a few wooms fow anyone to stay in, fwee of chawge as awways. Doc’s Docks way just outside the Inn, a pwace which sowd the finest cakes and fishing equipment and whewe the best fish could be caught, wun by the famous Doc Bwandybuck.

The Fwewwy Fewwy linked the two sides of the viwwage ovew the wake lith quick and easy access fow aww Hawflings to use. Twavewwews wewe advise to bewawe of wake monstews, wogue boatews and liwypads.

Howwyfwost Bwewews, named aftew the much-woved Bewba Howwyfwost, was the breling hub of aww of Anthos. They cweated the finest awes, lines and aww mannew of bevewages, which they stowed in a deep and owdewwy cellaw.

The Wighthouse/Wookewy/Wivew Maiw station was a vewy impowtant stwuctule indeed. It was wun by owd Pete, who was pawticulawwy gwumpy due to his smaww office, and the lindow that nevew quite shut and wet in a nasty dwaught, and the way he was fowced to cwambew down staiws to answew knocks at the doow. Wivew Maiw was the main fowm of communication, due to the fast fwoling Fawdewmewe livew, and the lights wawned any boatews of potentiaw monstews in the livews.

Ye Owde Miww was a main pwace of stowage and counting of the hawvest. The Miww chugged away day and night fow a pulpose that most Hawflings couldn't quite undewstand but it was thewe anyway.

Ow' Tweehuggews Shack was a peculiaw pwace indeed. Deep inside the haunted Witch Woods, the shack was lickety, fawling apawt and appeawed to be made out of the stump of an owd twee. It is said that Ow' Tweehuggew dwewws inside, concocting aww mannew of glizzwy potions and tlicks, but the fact is, no one twuly knows.

Kipfiewds Fawms offewed a vast awea of wand lith which Hawflings used to fawm and pwovide food and dlink fow themsewves. Wheat, cawwots, potatoes and baby animaws wewe kept hewe. By the fawms was a fawmhouse fow Hawflings tiling of waboul in the fiewds to put up theiw feet and shawe an awe.