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There is a long side hall that is used for storage and travelling merchants areas. It also has a rack of wood buts at one end where archery and thrown weapon contests are held, or what can most kindly be called "break out". While one side of this hall is open to the general common room through arches and windows, the other wall, called "the long wall" is extremely solid and is wood covered inside and thick supporting stone outside. The long wall looks a bit out of place since it is one of the remenants of a long abandoned castle. Inside the wooden wall it covered with relics of past wars as well as quivers of arrows and hunting equipment of various antiquity. | There is a long side hall that is used for storage and travelling merchants areas. It also has a rack of wood buts at one end where archery and thrown weapon contests are held, or what can most kindly be called "break out". While one side of this hall is open to the general common room through arches and windows, the other wall, called "the long wall" is extremely solid and is wood covered inside and thick supporting stone outside. The long wall looks a bit out of place since it is one of the remenants of a long abandoned castle. Inside the wooden wall it covered with relics of past wars as well as quivers of arrows and hunting equipment of various antiquity. | ||
− | Another nook of the common room is the Hobble. It was a stone wall that is the back of the cooking hearth in the kitchen. This cozy nook has 2 tables and 8 crude bench chairs with pillows and blankets. In many ways this overly warm area is the retirement area for elderly and the infirm. | + | Another nook of the common room is the Hobble. It was a stone wall that is the back of the cooking hearth in the kitchen. This cozy nook has 2 tables and 8 crude bench chairs with pillows and blankets. In many ways this overly warm area is the retirement area for elderly and the infirm. This are is out of the general movement of the hall and is often quiet. A loose curtain can be pulled across the entrance. |
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The second story of the Inn has a dozen various shaped rooms for travelers and 6 2-room apartments that have permanent residents. | The second story of the Inn has a dozen various shaped rooms for travelers and 6 2-room apartments that have permanent residents. | ||
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The third floor is the resident of the innkeeper and his family. | The third floor is the resident of the innkeeper and his family. | ||
− | The 4th floor is the exposed roof. It has areas for drying as | + | The 4th floor is the exposed roof. It has areas for drying as wePl as providing great views. |
A stable can manage many animals. A storage building of stone mixes a castlevwall, wall chunks, and native stones to create a gigantic storage area for winter stores. | A stable can manage many animals. A storage building of stone mixes a castlevwall, wall chunks, and native stones to create a gigantic storage area for winter stores. | ||
The Inn is a mini village in its own right when you include it's out buildings. It has its own grainery, brewhouse, blacksmith/tinkerer, a house dedicated to weaving and dying fabric, a small mill, olive press, and ciderhouse. Several less secure storage buildings are tuckered into a corner of old castle wall. | The Inn is a mini village in its own right when you include it's out buildings. It has its own grainery, brewhouse, blacksmith/tinkerer, a house dedicated to weaving and dying fabric, a small mill, olive press, and ciderhouse. Several less secure storage buildings are tuckered into a corner of old castle wall. |