Tullach Port

Affectionately known as Aggy's, this tiny park is a nice place for nature-lovers to relax. A town ordinance was put into effect a very long time ago that the tree in this park was not to be harmed, and that no one was to take berries or flowers from its branches. The gardens around it are carefully maintained, and there is almost always a guard nearby to make sure there aren't any hooligans up to no good. The picture shows what the tree looks like, but obviously the scenery around it doesn't fit.

 

Named after one of St. Brigid's miracles, this is where one can go to see plays and musicians. Most of the subject matter of the performances is religious in nature. External link: Medieval Theater!

Ships and people come and go, many just stopping along their trade routes, others looking for a bit of adventure.

This is the only place in town to stable a horse. It's expensive and not great quality; your horse will be fed and housed, but won't have much room to move around. You're better off going with Appleberry, which is outside the town proper.

Most of the shops, stalls, and artisans can be found here. Many of the buildings in this area have Townhouses above them.

Just south of Green Oak Grange is a nice flat expanse of grass. It's often used for festivals and events.

This... this is not a garden at all. It looks more like a house. A house full of beautiful women who are all named after flowers, and they all answer to the marvelous Madam Nightshade. Hmm. More information: The Garden of Simple Pleasures.  Characters who live here can describe their rooms on the House (Tullach Port) page. 

The area beneath the Uppertown path above it is known as the Underbelly.  All kinds of unsavories hang out here, and some of them even sleep here. 

They say a watched pot never boils. Owned by Beverly Noyles, the Potched Waught is a warm and comfy tavern in Uppertown, not too far from the church. Whether this speaks to the saintly nature of its patrons, or whether it speaks to their need for confession after their nightly activities is anyone's guess.

Here are some favorites:

• Rye Porridge, Mug of Mead
• Pottage, Mug of Beer
• Boiled Peas, Mug of Perry
• Stewed Sausage and Dried Parsnip, Tankard of Stout 
• Salted Pork and Parsnip, Tankard of Stout
• Boiled Mutton and Dried Parsnip, Tankard of Bitter
• Barley Porridge, Mug of Bitter

This used to be literally a temple and place of worship, but ever since the church of St. Brigid was built, it's no longer used for that purpose. This is exclusively a hospital, where you can get help from healers of various types: those with magical talent, those who wield the power of the divine (especially that granted by Brigid or Raphael), those who work in mundane knowledge of the body, and those who use the strange cures and tricks of nature.