Blackbarrow

Blackbarrow is a town and barony in Valand.
Following an old stone road that passes through damp thickets of old oak trees, a wooden sign hangs askew, reading “Blackbarrow”. It is the name given to both the town and the barony that surrounds these lands, including Kenrow, and Ramshorn to the west, where a particular stone bridge crosses a river, and where honey bees can be seen all over the heather rich hills during springtime, providing the town with it’s famous honey and mead.
There’s a lake on one side of the town, a mile east, with a river running south. To the north-west is Bleakwood Forest, and directly north are the wetland moors. 
Large town surrounded by a stone wall overgrown with moss and ivy. Behind the wall you see pointy wooden buildings, two or three stories high.
It’s damp and misty, with a murky smell lingering in the air. A fluttering sound above draws your attention. 2 pigeons land to perch themselves atop the broken ceiling above the gate. Beneath your knees comes a faint buzz as midges hover like suspended motors over puddles of dank water.
Category:Valand
Category:Towns and villages