Uffington

Uffington, the place of the Holy Moles, the seven books, the solitude and the meditation.
== Landscape ==
Uffington has a hill, hillocks and beech trees, thinner than Duncton's, but gave the illusion they were taller and stood atop the hill like a crown. Inside the tree oval, lies a line of great sarsen stones.
=== Blowing Stone ===
A Stone that lies at the foot of Uffington Hill. Is known for its power of truth. As the wind blows it chimes musical notes.
=== Uffington Libraries ===
Nobody knows the secrets of the libraries quite like Boswell, or the old language. Skeat doubted Boswell could make the journey to Duncton Wood.
=== The White Horse ===
Although there and mentioned once or twice, it doesn't serve much to the moles.
== Notable Events ==
(wip)
== Notable Residence ==
=== Natives ===
* Dunbar (?)
* Merton
* Milton
* Quire
* Scirpus
* Skeat
=== Immigrants ===
(wip)
=== Visitors ===
* Boswell
* Bracken
* Spindle
* Weed
== Trivia ==
* Although not mentioned, Dragon Hill, a small hillock right below the White Horse of Uffington, is a natural chalk hill with an artificially flattened top. According to legend, Saint George slew the dragon here. A bare patch of chalk upon which no grass will grow is purported to be where the dragon's blood spilled. It has been suggested as some sort of Iron Age ritual site associated with the nearby hill figure.
== Gallery ==
Uffington White Horse.jpg|The Uffington White Horse
800px-Dragon_Hill.jpg|Dragon Hill, taken from the White Horse
White-Horse-from-Dragon-Hill.jpg|Uffington's view of both the White Horse and Dragon Hill
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