Re: [DL] Realism

[Frank <frank.wisnes@student.uib.no>]

hehe.. I like this thread. we should do this for all the states, gives us
ferners something to work with when we try to describe the landscape. I
usually go for the universal term "plains" when describing the
landscape. 

How's the winters over there btw ?
Where does it snow, how cold does it get and so on?


- Frank -

Nebraska... Can't say i've been there, but I was in a play about settlers in Nebraska in the 1880's ,called "O Pioneers". great play, great book. Basically, theres nothing at this time. the ground is hard and difficult to plow, farms come and go with the seasons, a lot of the farmers starve or head back east where it's safer. In the Deadlands world, that can be even more so. Nebraska is mostly wide open fields of tall grasses. In fact here are so few trees that many settlers built houses out of sod, affectionatly alled Soddies.
 
well ,that's a quick overview of Nebraska... 1 down 49 to go.... make that 48... do you really need Hawaii?
 
Dave
 
On Tue, 15 Apr 2003 08:50:32 -0700 (PDT) Troll <belchingtroll@yahoo.com> writes:

Speaking about realism, I was wondering if anyone had any info(read quick and easy) on the lay of the land. The reason being is that I am getting tired of "So, what's the area / terrain look like?", "Uhh... well your in Nebraska so.. there is lots of cornfields."  As you might guess, I don't know a lot about the terrain of other states / areas that my posse will be stomping daisies in (being a troll I don't get to travel very much). Any help would be wonderful.

 

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