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Episode 106 (7th January 1982)

**Episode 106** is the 2nd episode of the 3rd season of **Take The High Road**. It was first shown on Scottish Television on **Thursday 7th January 1982**.

## **Synopsis**

Alison tries to give Jimmy advice on how to make money over the winter months. Graham Hogg isn’t happy with his welcome to Glendarroch. Jimmy tries to clear the air with Fiona.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Elizabeth Cunningham – Edith MacArthur
* Fiona Cunningham – Caroline Ashley
* Douglas Dunbar – Clive Graham
* Grace Lachlan – Marjorie Thomson
* Dougal Lachlan – Alec Monteath
* Morag Stewart – Jeannie Fisher
* Donald Lachlan – Stuart Herd
* Jimmy Blair – Jimmy Chisholm
* Lorna Seton – Joan Alcorn
* Archie Menzies – Paul Kermack
* Graeme B. Hogg – Jim Byars

### **Guest Cast**

* Klaus Meier – Frederick Bartman
* Alison Lambert – Carol Ann Crawford
Episode 1340 (25th September 1998)

**Episode 1340** is the 39th episode of the 19th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Friday 25th September 1998**.

## **Synopsis**

Isobel and Mairi are upset that Tom and Morag are ignoring their efforts to apologise. Kitty's girlfriend Tina comes to stay, and Lachie doesn't think anything of them sharing a room. Trish refuses to use the suppliers that Lafferty was using anymore. Sheila tells Eddie she isn't interested in sleeping with him anymore, and later, he calls an escort agency and meets a woman.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Eddie Ramsay - Robin Cameron
* Sam Hagen - Briony McRoberts
* P.C. Tony Piacentini - Alan McHugh
* Isabel Blair - Eileen McCallum
* Mairi McNeil - Anne Myatt
* Sheila Ramsay - Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Dominic Ramsay - Gary Hollywood
* Kitty McIvor - Sarah Gudgeon
* Lachie McIvor - Alec Heggie
* Mrs Mack - Gwyneth Guthrie
* Davie Sneddon - Derek Lord
* Trish McDonald - Natalie Robb
* Paul Lafferty - Simon Weir
* Jude Burnett - Deborah McCallum
* Tom Kerr - John Stahl
* Morag Kerr - Jeannie Fisher
* Sarah McDonald - Shonagh Price
* Baby Sadie McDonald - Katie McGregor
* Sally McGann - Catriona Evans
* Victor Kemp - Iain Andrew

### **Guest Cast**

* Tina Harrigan - Amanda Beveridge
* Maureen Gilchrist - Lesley Mackie
* Mandy - Anita Vettesse

## **Notes**

* Richard Greenwood (Eric) is credited but doesn't appear in this episode.
Episode 1421 (8th May 2000)

**Episode 1421** is the 18th episode of the 21st season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Monday 8th May 2000**.

## **Synopsis**

Isabel is worried that Sam is drinking again. Dominic is leaving to go to university. Mairi and Lachie are back from their mini break, and everyone wants to know what happened between them. Liam returns to tell Sam that he has to nurse his ex-wife while she is dying. Sam gets drunk and tries to drive home, and ends up slapping Isabel when she tries to help. Abandoning her car, she staggers to the beach, climbs in a boat and rows off across the

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Dominic Ramsay – Gary Hollywood
* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Sam Hagen – Briony McRoberts
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Morag Kerr – Jeannie Fisher
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron

## **Notes**

* Final appearance of Briony McRoberts as Sam Hagen.
* Last appearance of Dominic Ramsay until September 2002.
Episode 1429 (17th July 2000)

**Episode 1429** is the 26th episode of the 21st season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Monday 17th July 2000**.

## **Synopsis**

Lachie is after a big trout in the loch. Siobhan still has feelings for Tony, but he doesn't feel the same way. Eric is still annoyed with Joanna for leaving with Lucy. Eddie suggests to his boss that he help Dan with his writing, but it doesn't go well.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Baby Sadie McDonald – Courtney Jane Mowatt
* Ewan Logan – Gordon Brown
* Eric Ross-Gifford – Richard Greenwood
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Siobhan Devlin – Chrissi-Jo Hyde
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans

### **Guest Cast**

* Iain MacRae – Dirk Robertson
* Dan Sutherland – John Havlin
* Josh Allan – Gary Cross
* Calum James – William Blair
* Mr Finlay – David Carmichael
Episode 1373 (24th May 1999)

**Episode 1373** is the 20th episode of the 20th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Monday 24th May 1999**.

## **Synopsis**

Michael Lewis calls Joanna and threatens her again, and she is frantic with worry. While Lucy is off school, Lewis manages to get into the bar. Kitty is delighted with her dad's reaction to her being gay, as he seems ok with it.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Joanna Ross-Gifford – Tamara Kennedy
* Eric Ross-Gifford – Richard Greenwood
* Sam Hagen – Briony McRoberts
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Baby Sadie McDonald – Morgan Miller
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Kitty McIvor – Sarah Gudgeon

### **Guest Cast**

* Lucy Ross-Gifford – Rosa Barbour
* Louise Boyd – Anita Vettesse
* Michael Lewis – Liam Brennan
* Receptionist – Janice McSkimming
Episode 1506 (19th January 2003)

**Episode 1506** is the 3rd episode of the 24th and final season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Sunday 19th January 2003**.

## **Synopsis**

Sneddon’s pursuit of Joanna draws a jealous reaction from Sheila, but his efforts only succeed in pushing Joanna into Lafferty’s arms. Chic is devastated to discovers that Lachie’s new woman friend is none other than his lost love Lily.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Joanna Ross-Gifford – Tamara Kennedy
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Ewan Logan – Gordon Brown
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew (uncredited)

### **Guest Cast**

* Lilly Russell – Suzanne Dance
* Dr Douglas Clark – John Kazek

## **Notes**

* Courtney Jane Mowatt (Baby Sadie) is credited but doesn't appear in this episode.
Episode 145 (26th October 1982)

**Episode 145** is the 41st episode of the 3rd season of **Take The High Road**. It was first shown on Scottish Television on **Tuesday 26th October 1982**.

## **Synopsis**

Alice is in a lot of pain, and she and Bob fear the worst when she is taken to hospital. Hogg surprises Elizabeth and Douglas with an unexpected gesture.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Dougal Lachlan – Alec Monteath
* Grace Lachlan – Marjorie Thomson
* Dr Wallace – Michael Elder
* Alice Taylor – Muriel Romanes
* Bob Taylor – Iain Agnew
* Donald Lachlan – Kevin Shearer
* Elizabeth Cunningham – Edith MacArthur
* Douglas Dunbar – Clive Graham
* Graeme B. Hogg – Jim Byars
* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Brian Blair – Kenneth Watson
* Jimmy Blair – Jimmy Chisholm
* Lorna Seton – Joan Alcorn
* Kate Blair – Lucy Durham-Matthews
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Mr Murdoch – Robert Trotter
* Archie Menzies – Paul Kermack
* Alex Geddes – James Cosmo
* Fiona Cunningham – Caroline Ashley (uncredited)

## **Notes**

* First appearance of the Church Hall set.
* Jim Byars (Graeme) is credited twice in error.
Episode 1452 (4th March 2001)

**Episode 1452** is the 9th episode of the 22nd season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Sunday 4th March 2001**.

## **Synopsis**

The community unites for Sam Hagan’s memorial service. Nigel turns up drunk at the Ardnacraig. Sheila takes baby Robbie home from hospital, but Effie is upset she doesn't want to go to Sam's memorial service. Isabel gets a letter from Susan asking if she would like to come to Dundee for three months to look after Jamie.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Morag Kerr – Jeannie Fisher
* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Ewan Logan – Gordon Brown
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Baby Sadie McDonald – Courtney Jane Mowatt
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Nigel Jenkins – Keith Warwick
* Dominic Ramsay – Gary Hollywood
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord (uncredited)

## **Notes**

* Aired as a double-bill with Episode 1453.
Episode 137 (28th September 1982)

**Episode 137** is the 33rd episode of the 3rd season of **Take The High Road**. It was first shown on Scottish Television on **Tuesday 28th September 1982**.

## **Synopsis**

Alice finally has a doctor’s check to confirm whether she is pregnant. Glendarroch are preparing themselves for the games day. Jimmy is irritated by Eddie.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Brian Blair – Kenneth Watson
* Jimmy Blair – Jimmy Chisholm
* Grace Lachlan – Marjorie Thomson
* Dougal Lachlan – Alec Monteath
* Morag Stewart – Jeannie Fisher
* Alice Taylor – Muriel Romanes
* Bob Taylor – Iain Agnew
* Elizabeth Cunningham – Edith MacArthur
* Fiona Cunningham – Caroline Ashley
* Douglas Dunbar – Clive Graham
* Graeme B. Hogg – Jim Byars
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Dr Wallace – Michael Elder
* Ken Calder – Bill Henderson
* Lorna Seton – Joan Alcorn
* Archie Menzies – Paul Kermack

## **Notes**

* Kevin Shearer (Donald) is credited but doesn't appear in this episode.
Episode 1453 (4th March 2001)

**Episode 1453** is the 10th episode of the 22nd season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Sunday 4th March 2001**.

## **Synopsis**

Tom is having his operation earlier than he first thought, and is nervous. Isabel is planning to leave for Dundee. Sam's will is read out, and the estate is left to Sadie which will be left in trust until she is eighteen. Chic talks Lafferty into entering the Ben Darroch hill race.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Nigel Jenkins – Keith Warwick
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Morag Kerr – Jeannie Fisher
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Dominic Ramsay – Gary Hollywood
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew (uncredited)
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh (u/c)

## **Notes**

* Aired as a double-bill with Episode 1452.
* Gwyneth Guthrie (Mrs Mack) and Courtney Jane Mowatt (Baby Sadie) are credited but don't appear.
Episode 1252 (21st January 1997)

**Episode 1252** is the 3rd episode of the 18th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Tuesday 21st January 1997**.

## **Synopsis**

It's Sheila's birthday, but she is keeping it quiet. Stella looks after the shop while Isobel goes to get her hair done and go shopping, but Mairi isn't happy to see her there. Peter begs Sarah not to tell Sam what happened. Victor and Trish argue about his friendship with Mrs Mack.

## **Cast List**

#### **Regular Cast**

* Gary McDonald - Joseph McFadden
* Sarah McDonald - Shonagh Price
* Sheila Ramsay - Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Dominic Ramsay - Gary Hollywood
* Sally McGann - Catriona Evans
* Isabel Blair - Eileen McCallum
* Mairi McNeil - Anne Myatt
* Sam Hagen - Briony McRoberts
* Peter Odell - Ross Davidson
* Davie Sneddon - Derek Lord
* Mrs Mack - Gwyneth Guthrie
* Victor Kemp - Iain Andrew
* Trish McDonald - Natalie Robb
* Chic Cherry - Andy Cameron
* Eric Ross-Gifford - Richard Greenwood
* Joanna Ross-Gifford - Tamara Kennedy
* Eddie Ramsay - Robin Cameron
Episode 122 (4th March 1982)

**Episode 122** is the 18th episode of the 3rd season of **Take The High Road**. It was first shown on Scottish Television on **Thursday 4th March 1982**.

## **Synopsis**

Dougal is worried about Bob and Mr Dunbar assures him he will do all he can for him. Bob and Alice clear the air and discuss what they might have to do if Bob loses his job.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Elizabeth Cunningham – Edith MacArthur
* Fiona Cunningham – Caroline Ashley
* Douglas Dunbar – Clive Graham
* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* David Blair – Derek Anders
* Jimmy Blair – Jimmy Chisholm
* Grace Lachlan – Marjorie Thomson
* Dougal Lachlan – Alec Monteath
* Bob Taylor – Iain Agnew
* Alice Taylor – Muriel Romanes
* Lorna Seton – Joan Alcorn
* Kate Blair – Lucy Durham-Matthews
Douglas Dunbar

**Douglas Dunbar** was the Factor of the Glendarroch Estate for two years, appointed by **Elizabeth Cunningham** to replace **Alan McIntyre**, and left his job and Glendarroch to marry his long-term girlfriend, Jackie Ogilvie. He was played by **Clive Graham** in 91 episodes between June 1981 and August 1983.

## **Biography**

Douglas Dunbar applied for the job of Factor at Glendarroch after the departure of Alan McIntyre to Brazil. The son of a Scots father and an English mother, he was educated at an English boarding schoo He ran the estate for Elizabeth for a few years until he left to return to his old job as Factor on an estate in the north and to marry the owner's daughter.

## **Appearances:**

### **1981 - 27 episodes**

* Thu 2 Jul
* Tue 20 Oct
* Thu 5 Nov
* Tue 24 Nov
* Tue 15 Dec
* Tue 6 Oct
* Thu 22 Oct
* Tue 10 Nov
* Tue 1 Dec
* Thu 17 Dec
* Thu 8 Oct
* Tue 27 Oct
* Thu 12 Nov
* Thu 3 Dec
* Tue 13 Oct
* Thu 29 Oct
* Tue 17 Nov
* Tue 8 Dec
* Thu 15 Oct
* Tue 3 Nov
* Thu 19 Nov
* Thu 10 Dec

### **1982 - 48 episodes**

* Thu 21 Jan
* Tue 16 Feb
* Thu 4 Mar
* Tue 24 Aug
* Thu 9 Sep
* Tue 28 Sep
* Thu 14 Oct
* Tue 2 Nov
* Thu 2 Dec
* Tue 2 Feb
* Thu 18 Feb
* Tue 9 Mar
* Thu 26 Aug
* Tue 14 Sep
* Thu 30 Sep
* Tue 19 Oct
* Thu 4 Nov
* Tue 7 Dec
* Thu 4 Feb
* Tue 23 Feb
* Thu 11 Mar
* Tue 31 Aug
* Thu 16 Sep
* Tue 5 Oct
* Thu 21 Oct
* Tue 23 Nov
* Thu 23 Dec
* Tue 9 Feb
* Thu 25 Feb
* Tue 16 Mar
* Thu 2 Sep
* Tue 21 Sep
* Thu 7 Oct
* Tue 26 Oct
* Thu 25 Nov
* Thu 11 Feb
* Tue 2 Mar
* Thu 18 Mar
* Tue 7 Sep
* Thu 23 Sep
* Tue 12 Oct
* Thu 28 Oct
* Tue 30 Nov

### **1983 - 16 episodes**

* Thu 21 Jul
* Thu 11 Aug
* Tue 30 Aug
* Tue 26 Jul
* Tue 16 Aug
* Thu 28 Jul
* Thu 18 Aug
* Tue 2 Aug
* Tue 23 Aug
* Thu 4 Aug
* Thu 25 Aug

## **References**

1. ↑ Elder, Michael (1990) *10 Years of Take the High Road*, Boxtree, London, p.59
Episode 1499 (1st December 2002)

**Episode 1499** is the 28th episode of the 23rd season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Sunday 1st December 2002**.

## **Synopsis**

Mairi continues to argue with everyone that comes into the shop and confides in Morag. Chic is still trying to avoid Sharon, and is continuing to see Lily. Effie suggests to Sheila that Davie would make a good husband, and goes about trying to set them up. Sally has reservations about visiting the new doctor.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Nigel Jenkins – Keith Warwick
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Morag Kerr – Jeannie Fisher
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Baby Sadie McDonald – Courtney Jane Mowatt
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans

### **Guest Cast**

* Lilly Russell – Suzanne Dance
* Sharon Love – Leni Harper
Episode 1503 (29th December 2002)

**Episode 1503** is the 32nd and final episode of the 23rd season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Sunday 29th December 2002**.

## **Synopsis**

Sarah gets confirmation that she is pregnant and confides in Sheila about her doubts. Joanna returns home with a new wardrobe, look and persona and draws the attention of the males in the village. Ewan shares the workload of Blair’s Store with Morag and advises Lachie he should be getting out more.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Ewan Logan – Gordon Brown
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Joanna Ross-Gifford – Tamara Kennedy
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Nigel Jenkins – Keith Warwick
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron

### **Notes**

* Shown as a double-bill with Episode 1502.
Alan McIntyre

**Alan McIntyre** worked as the Factor of the Glendarroch Estate in 1980. He had a blossoming romance with District Nurse **Kay Grant,** but eventually left the village when he opted to reunite with his estranged wife in Brazil. He was played by **Martin Cochrane** between **February** and **December 1980** and appeared in **50 episodes**.

## **Biography**

Alan McIntyre was the first factor of Glendarroch. An efficient man with a wide understanding of the job, Alan had managed an estate in Brazil for his father-in-law. His marriage had broken up, the reason for his return to Scotland, but he later decided to go back to Brazil and to his wife, Paula.

## **Appearances**

### **1980 - 50 episodes**

* Thu 6 Mar
* Tue 25 Mar
* Thu 10 Apr
* Tue 6 May
* Thu 22 May
* Tue 21 Oct
* Thu 6 Nov
* Tue 25 Nov
* Thu 18 Dec
* Tue 11 Mar
* Thu 27 Mar
* Tue 22 Apr
* Thu 8 May
* Tue 27 May
* Thu 23 Oct
* Tue 11 Nov
* Thu 27 Nov
* Mon 22 Dec
* Thu 13 Mar
* Tue 1 Apr
* Thu 24 Apr
* Tue 13 May
* Thu 29 May
* Tue 28 Oct
* Thu 13 Nov
* Tue 2 Dec
* Wed 24 Dec
* Tue 18 Mar
* Thu 3 Apr
* Tue 29 Apr
* Thu 15 May
* Tue 14 Oct
* Thu 30 Oct
* Tue 18 Nov
* Tue 9 Dec
* Mon 29 Dec
* Thu 20 Mar
* Tue 8 Apr
* Thu 1 May
* Tue 20 May
* Thu 16 Oct
* Tue 4 Nov
* Thu 20 Nov
* Tue 16 Dec
* Wed 31 Dec

## **References**

1. ↑ Elder, Michael (1990) *10 Years of Take the High Road*, Boxtree, London, p. 74
Episode 139 (5th October 1982)

**Episode 139** is the 35th episode of the 3rd season of **Take The High Road**. It was first shown on Scottish Television on **Tuesday 5th October 1982**.

## **Synopsis**

An investigation takes place into the theft of the prize money at the games. Alice anxiously awaits news from the doctor and Jimmy’s jealousy starts to show.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Elizabeth Cunningham – Edith MacArthur
* Douglas Dunbar – Clive Graham
* Graeme B. Hogg – Jim Byars
* Lorna Seton – Joan Alcorn
* Archie Menzies – Paul Kermack
* Grace Lachlan – Marjorie Thomson
* Dr Wallace – Michael Elder
* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Brian Blair – Kenneth Watson
* Jimmy Blair – Jimmy Chisholm
* Alice Taylor – Muriel Romanes
* Bob Taylor – Iain Agnew
* Kate Blair – Lucy Durham-Matthews
* Sgt. Murray – James MacDonald

## **Notes**

* First appearance of Kate Blair since 18th March 1982.
Episode 1358 (1st February 1999)

**Episode 1358** is the 5th episode of the 20th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Monday 1st February 1999**.

## **Synopsis**

Sandy is frantic as Lachie's pigs have been stolen. Lafferty's moods are getting increasingly worse, and he takes it out on Sally, who is still in love with him. Kitty doesn't seem very happy about the engagement. Jockie goes to Liverpool to get Trish and bring her back home, but she isn't coming back.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Trish McDonald – Natalie Robb
* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Kitty McIvor – Sarah Gudgeon
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Dr Andy Sharpe – Richard Conlon
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Joanna Ross-Gifford – Tamara Kennedy
* Eric Ross-Gifford – Richard Greenwood

### **Guest Cast**

* Sandy McNeil – Joel Strachan
* Nurse Morrison – Ian Sizeland

## **Notes**

* Final appearance of Natalie Robb as Trish McDonald.
Episode 1316 (10th April 1998)

**Episode 1316** is the 15th episode of the 19th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Friday 10th April 1998**.

## **Synopsis**

Sarah returns home and finds out that Sadie is gone, and is furious to find that Jockie was the one who took her. Kitty isn't happy that Tina is staying at the farm, but Lachie really likes her. Sam stops everyone fighting over Sadie, and they all sit down to discuss a better arrangement to see the baby.

## **Cast List**

#### **Regular Cast**

* Sam Hagen - Briony McRoberts
* Joanna Ross-Gifford - Tamara Kennedy
* Eric Ross-Gifford - Richard Greenwood
* Victor Kemp - Iain Andrew
* Effie McDonald - Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald - Jackie Farrell
* Sheila Ramsay - Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Eddie Ramsay - Robin Cameron
* Sarah McDonald - Shonagh Price
* Kitty McIvor - Sarah Gudgeon
* Lachie McIvor - Alec Heggie
* Sally McGann - Catriona Evans
* Chic Cherry - Andy Cameron
* Baby Sadie McDonald - Bethany Hannah Robb

#### **Guest Cast**

* Tina Harrigan - Amanda Beveridge
* Driver - Colin Hamilton
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* Autruche d'Afrique
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* Boa Constricteur
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* Grenouille Goliath
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* Grizzly
* Guépard
* Hippopotame
* Hippotrague noir
* Hyène tachetée
* Iguane des Petites Antilles
* Iguane vert
* Kokoï de Colombie
* Lion d'Afrique de l'Ouest
* Loup gris
* Lycaon
* Lémur catta
* Macaque japonais
* Mandrill
* Monstre de Gila
* Mygale de Leblond
* Mygale saumonée
* Mygale à pattes rouges
* Nyala
* Okapi
* Orang-outan de Bornéo
* Oryctérope du Cap
* Oryx gazelle
* Ours Isabelle
* Ours noir de Taïwan
* Panda géant
* Panda roux
* Pangolin de Chine
* Panthère des neiges
* Paon bleu
* Phacochère commun
* Rhinocéros indien
* Scarabée goliath
* Scolopendre géante
* Scorpion forestier géant
* Scorpion velu du désert
* Serpent brun
* Springbok
* Tapir de Baird
* Tigre de Sibérie
* Tigre du Bengale
* Titan
* Tortue géante des Galapagos
* Tortue géante des Seychelles
* Varan du Nil
* Vari roux
* Vipère de la mort
* Vipère heurtante
* Zèbre des plaines
* Eléphant d'Afrique
* Eléphant indien
Astarid

## Introduction

Astarid's main defining feature is the arid desert, which is magical in nature. the desert came to be after a wizard made a crucial mistake during a ritual, dried up one of the rivers in Astarid and created a spreading desert. the dunes move so it's easy to get lost around the desert if you're not close to one of the many pillars of rock that are scattered across the land.

## Cities and towns in Astarid

* Fallenspell
* Gale pass

## Water and mountains in Astarid

* Deadisle River
* Strange currents
* Dalcam mountains
* Elvish Edge
Mountains of per Ulv

The mountains of per ulv are the mountains inbetween Ublia, Oberlaide, Acrad and Tutros. they provide a natural border, although from all sides most people have accepted the dwarves to have reign over them, apart from the caverns where creatures dwell who the dwarves cannot overcome.

beneath the mines in per Ulv are several entrances to the underdark, either accidentally opened up in dwarven mineshafts and badly covered up or natural caverns to the survace.
Episode 1489 (12th May 2002)

**Episode 1489** is the 18th episode of the 23rd season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Sunday 12th May 2002**.

## **Synopsis**

Sarah and Tony have the big house to themselves and plan to make use of the privacy, only to be thwarted once again. Effie is convinced that Mrs Mack is trying to enter a soup recipe through someone else, but she is removed as judge after the allegations. Lafferty thinks Zoe likes him, and discovers Chic is carrying on their scam behind his back.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Sarah McDonald – Shonagh Price
* Baby Sadie McDonald – Courtney Jane Mowatt
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* Nigel Jenkins – Keith Warwick
* Mairi McNeil – Anne Myatt
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
Kingdom of Avalon

*The second Avalon.* The city of stars. Home to the gifted. The mage capital.

## The Founding

Avalon's beginning starts with High Queen Astrielle - the Mother Queen of Avalon, second daughter to the god Sirius and ever beloved by her people. Astrielle was known as a generous and magnanimous leader, loving of her people and possessing a stark sense of justice. She did her best to provide them with access to safety, healthcare and education; by her power, everyone is protected, for there is hardly a more powerful being than herself in all of Soranha. Those who ruled alongside side her know however, that the Queen was emotional, stubborn and often mislead. She was prone to manipulation and suffered faults of judgment. She thought often that she knew more than what she did, and could not grasp what life is for those who share a mortal fate, unlike herself.

Astrielle is associated with motherhood, balance and duality. She is one of the first Orb Witches, said to have been taught by the goddess Kamara herself, and the shining image of her father's legacy. She never married but took many consorts throughout her reign with whom she had numerous children, leaving a vast lineage behind her. It is because of this that finding a suitable ruler is difficult. Astrielle never named a rightful heir and no house directly descending from her blood is superior to the other.

She fled upon learning of her eldest son's disappearance. Her beloved Avalon knows nothing of her fate or if she'll ever return.

## Present Day

The mysterious disappearance of the crown's first born was where the crumbling of Avalon's power initially began. Astrielle fleeing the city in her grief was the last push that knocked the kingdom to it's knees. With their Queen gone and with no promise of return, Avalon fell into the hands of it's council.

Avalon's council has seven seats, held by the heads of the kingdom's most prominent noble houses. Not all, but most, being descendants of the High Queen herself. The weight of the crown originally sat on her grandson, Haruka's shoulders, as well as his house, the Asano's. But he withdrew his claim for the sake of keeping his only daughter from sharing the same cursed fate of Astrielle's children. A cousin, head of House Dawnstar; Elias, stepped up to take his place as the ruling figure in the realm - as Avalon's Regent.

All that the kingdom has left to remind them of their divine beginning and their beloved queen is the large "star" that sits atop the royal palace. A glowing crystal supported by three spires; two at it's sides and one at it's back. In truth it isn't a star at all, but a collection of magical energy - essence if you will, said to have been placed there by either Astrielle herself during the kingdom's founding or by Sirius himself as a gift. No one knows for certain apart from that fact that it has always existed, glowing ever brightly.
Pestilence

Pestilence is a legendary warrior, part of the Five Horsemen. Though now mostly forgotten, his power over sickness still makes him a formidable power in the world.

Pestilence's weapons of choice are a shortbow, poisons, and magical attacks based on sickness and rot. He seems very much capable of using other, even older magics and even teaching those to others.

Pestilence and Death are not on good terms. Pestilence encountered a skilled adventurer destined for greatness and killed them out of anger at his own curse. This caused Death and Pestilence to fall out, as it was not that adventurer's time.

## Appearance

An 12ft (3.6m) tall werewolf, hunched over to be closer to 8ft (2.4m) stands before you. Scruffy looking patches of fur stick out from under a leather breastplate and a green cloak, bandages around his snout, hands, legs, feet. A quiver hangs from his belt with a few arrows sticking out. In his left hand he holds a shortbow, spikes on the ends and a bright orange frog bound to just above the handle. On his right shoulder, several vials of liquid can be seen dangling from a piece of rope, attached to a metallic shoulder plate.

the moment you come closer to him, you start to smell rotting flesh, and now you see why the bandages are there, around the wrist area, the back of his hand, even the neck you can see yellow to brown tinted growths, the edges where they meet skin are afflicted with some form of disease. as you look you can see the growths actually move around, changing size and dissapearing before another takes it's place.
Gavial du Gange

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Le gavial du Gange est une espèce de crocodile en danger critique d'extinction, originaire des rivières du sous-contientn indien. Les estimations les plus récentes font état de 200 individus dans la nature. En déclin, cette population ne se trouve plus que sur quatre portions de rivière au Népal, et dans le nord de l'Inde. Cette disparition est due à la pollution croissante des cours d'eau, qui a restreint le nombre de poissons, ainsi qu'à l’extraction de sable, qui détruit les rives où les femelles pondent.

Doté de longue mâchoires étroites adaptées à la consommation du poisson, le Gavial du Gange vit quasiment toutl e tempsdans l'eau. En effet, contrairement aux autres crocodiles, ses pattes sont faibles et il se déplace mal sur la terre ferme. Cependant,il est très agile en eau profonde du fait de sa longue queue aplatie très musclée. Le mâle a un bulbe sur l'extrémité du museau, qu'il utilise pour produire des sons afin d'attirer les femelles et d'intimider ses rivaux à la saison des amours.

Des programmes de reproduction en captivités ont permis de relâcher de nombreux jeunes gavials du Gange dans la nature afin d'augmenter leur population et d'empêcher l'extinction de l'espèce.

### Reproduction

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### Le saviez vous?

* A suivre.
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### Inaccuracies

* Gharials are shown walking in a semi-upright stance like crocodiles or alligators, but in reality adult Gharials are unable to walk, having to slide on their bellies.

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Bosha

## Introduction

Bosha is a large country on the south side of the continent. it is defined by the edge of the hunter's plains on the west side, where it meets the Shivera forest, the Caratara river in the north and the Dalcam mauntains in the east. some of the shivera forest is disputed with Acrus, but so far there has been no actual conflict between the two countries.

the hunter's plains are named because when humans first came to them it was full of simple wildlife such as deer, boars, goats, horses, cows of many varieties and more.

there is a small forest in the east of the country which houses many small tribes of various creatures. in the south of this forest there is a monastery to the god of protection, Helm.

## Cities and towns in Bosha

* Galewaters
* Kruon
* Township

## Water and mountains in Bosha

* Caratara river
* Argincrag river
* Lanway river
* Galewater
* Dalcam mauntains
* galewater lake
* Shallow harbor

## History

generic history about the country, how did people get to live there.
Dusnia

A small country, located entirely on a peninsula south of mount votden.

Many of the people here are either tabaxi or import, staying for spiritual reasons. there are several clans of tabaxi, generally specialized in a certain way of life. many of them gravitated towards the city, where life was easier, others stuck to outside areas.

* hunters in the deep jungle.
* monks on the foot of mount votden.
* looters near shipwreck strait.
* fishers around shallow harbor.
* assassins, a small group paid to kill in other parts of the world. found in the cities and towns.
* smugglers, many of the sailors in Corsastille.
* merchants, also in Corsastille.
Mudhill

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n the south of Oberlaide there is the small city of Mudhill, originally built as a small town of bricklayers, the bricks started being used for the city. more people came here looking for riches as the city expanded, became stuck because they couldn't earn enough money to leave. this resulted in the city being filled to the brim with nearly half the people being homeless, simply because there is no places to stay anymore. Because of this Mudhill is not the cleanest place, so to say.

The lake north of the city is the largest of the old quarries, which filled with water and is now a stagnant lake. it is mostly filled with amphibian creatures rather than fish as fish cannot leave the pool of water.

There are several areas around the city that are used for the gathering of clay, the center of the city is almost completely turned to housing rather than industry, the industry always moving to the
outskirts of the city since that is where the new clay comes from. the streets of Mudhill are never straight, always going up, down and around corners because of the way people just built their houses wherever possible. Mudhill gives the feeling as if it is just slums near a far bigger city, there is a church close to the middle of the city which at first sight would not be recognised as such, it is a rather small building and has a shallow roof instead of a large peak.
Episode 1401 (6th December 1999)

**Episode 1401** is the 48th episode of the 20th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Monday 6th December 1999**.

## **Synopsis**

Tom orders the dog to be dug up and sent away for an autopsy to prove that he was within his rights to shoot it. Kitty tells Andy that Sally only came onto him after a bet, but he doesn't believe her. It was Mrs Mack's dog that killed Tom's sheep, but Victor still tells him he was out of order. Tom is arrested for what he did.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Dominic Ramsay – Gary Hollywood
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Dr Andy Sharpe – Richard Conlon
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Morag Kerr – Jeannie Fisher
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell
* Baby Sadie McDonald – Courtney Jane Mowatt
* Lachie McIvor – Alec Heggie
* Kitty McIvor – Sarah Gudgeon
* Mrs Mack – Gwyneth Guthrie
* Victor Kemp – Iain Andrew
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
The cycle

The cycle is the selection for the grand wizard of Fallon spell, it follows in a counterclockwise direction the wizarding schools in order taking there best magician who has to have performed a great feat.
Each wizard.of this selected has to perform the best magic they know the highest level of each of the other schools it is done decided by the heads of the other schools if this wizard is fit to lead. The job of Oz wizard is treacherous and not many people and willing two become one. Is a wizard is deemed fit he is elected until he retires or dies.

The current archwizard biserethdor

In the cycle there has only been one count of female wizard who simply charmed the other wizards to get the job, for years they kept a memorial for her death until all the charmed wizards eventually died off
Salsgate

Salsgate is one of the absolute largest cities in all of traybron, many traders have their place here, as well as tradespeople, mercenaries, nobles and the King of Oberlaide "Alanus Sansonnet Challes II". The king has a large navy that patrols the entire west side of the continent, including the marshy coast of Tro'éca in search of pirate ships, goblins and other problems that might arise.

As Oberlaide spans effectively the entire west side of the continent it has several ports, and everyone coming from the west will anchor at one of them before eventually ending up at salsgate. people who come from inland will generally travel at least a full day through the wheatfields surrounding the city. a large well maintained road network connects the storage barns to the city. The wheat is transported by large carts pulled by 8 bulls each, either to the windmills and bakeries that are scattered around the fields to feed the workers or to the city to be exported.

A large cathedral is the centerpoint of the city, throughout it's build cycle it has been tributed to several deities. currently it is home to the order of the platinum dragon "Bahamut", who use it as a home base for their paladins, clerics and priests. worshipping other dieties of good alignntment is of course permitted.

There are slums all around the city walls and the inner city is divided in clearly dedicated districts, where even shops and shop owners' housing is divided.

The biggest export products of Salsgate are wood, ships and wheatproducts.
Episode 1359 (8th February 1999)

**Episode 1359** is the 6th episode of the 20th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Monday 8th February 1999**.

## **Synopsis**

Chic finds Sally beaten up in one of the taxis, after she fled from Lafferty. Isabel is upset that Mairi didn't tell her about the engagement, as she heard it from Sneddon. Eddie goes to see Louise again, and seems to be developing strong feelings for her. He wants to give her money so she will stop being an escort.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Paul Lafferty – Simon Weir
* Sally McGann – Catriona Evans
* Chic Cherry – Andy Cameron
* Dr Andy Sharpe – Richard Conlon
* P.C. Tony Piacentini – Alan McHugh
* Kitty McIvor – Sarah Gudgeon
* Davie Sneddon – Derek Lord
* Dominic Ramsay – Gary Hollywood
* Sheila Ramsay – Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Eddie Ramsay – Robin Cameron
* Isabel Blair – Eileen McCallum
* Effie McDonald – Mary Riggans
* Morag Kerr – Jeannie Fisher
* Joanna Ross-Gifford – Tamara Kennedy
* Tom Kerr – John Stahl
* Jockie McDonald – Jackie Farrell

### **Guest Cast**

* Sandy McNeil – Joel Strachan
* Louise Boyd – Anita Vettesse
* Fraser McGann – Simon Tait
Episode 1247 (10th December 1996)

**Episode 1247** is the 50th episode of the 17th season of **High Road**, and was first shown on Scottish Television on **Tuesday 10th December 1996**.

## **Synopsis**

Tom and Morag are married. Effie has written Jockie's best man speech since the original wasn't good. Gary has been spending a lot of his money, and Sarah isn't impressed. Michael and Isabel talk for the first time since he and Susan left. Ewan pushes himself on Menna while they are having a quiet moment, and scares her.

## **Cast List**

### **Regular Cast**

* Isabel Blair - Eileen McCallum
* Sheila Ramsay - Lesley Fitz-Simons
* Carol Wilson - Teri Lally
* Joanna Ross-Gifford - Tamara Kennedy
* Eric Ross-Gifford - Richard Greenwood
* Mrs Mack - Gwyneth Guthrie
* Menna Morgan - Manon Jones
* Morag Kerr - Jeannie Fisher
* Mairi McNeil - Anne Myatt
* Tom Kerr - John Stahl
* Effie McDonald - Mary Riggans
* Jockie McDonald - Jackie Farrell
* Trish McDonald - Natalie Robb
* Gary McDonald - Joseph McFadden
* Sarah McDonald - Shonagh Price
* Davie Sneddon - Derek Lord
* Chic Cherry - Andy Cameron
* Tiffany Bowles - Rachel Ogilvy
* P.C. Douglas Kirk - Graeme Robertson
* Michael Ross - Gordon MacArthur
* Ewan Patterson - David McGowan

## **Notes**

* Final appearance of Gordon MacArthur as Michael Ross.
* Final appearance of Graeme Robertson as P.C. Douglas Kirk.
* Final appearance of David McGowan as Ewan Patterson.
Chapter 18

**Chapter 18** is the eighteenth chapter of the Whispered Words manga.

## Characters

* Ushio Kazama
* Sumika Murasame
* Charlotte (Lotte) Münchhausen
* Tomoe Hachisuka
* Kiyori Torioi

## Summary

Sumika thanks Ushio for coming over today. As she recovers from illness she messages Ushio to take care of Lotte at school.

Ushio is also absent from school and Kiyori speculates that is was because Sumika planted one on her.

As the class discuss this, and wonder if there is any hope for the guys around here, Charlotte is unsure of what they are talking about.

Along with Tomoe and Miyako they join Sumika at her house, who is attempting to nervously laugh off the suggestion.

She remembers Ushio was cuter than ever before and witnessed the boundless depths of Ushio's eyes. They make Sumika want to immerse themselves in them without even knowing what awaits her on the other side.

After school, Sumika goes to check Ushio at her apartment.
Allegra Garcia (Arrowverso)

**Recurrente**

Temporada 6

**Allegra Garcia** es uno de los personajes protagonistas de la serie **The Flash** durante la séptima temporada y fue recurrente durante la sexta. Está interpretada por **Kayla Compton**.

## Episodios

### *The Flash*

#### Temporada 6 | 11 episodios

* **6x02** La luz del relámpago
* **6x03** Hombre muerto
* **6x06** Licencia para alargarse
* **6x07** La última tentación de Barry Allen Parte 1
* **6x08** La última tentación de Barry Allen Parte 2
* **6x10** Maratón
* **6x11** El amor es un campo de batalla
* **6x13** Grodd me hizo amigo
* **6x16** Adiós y buenas noches
* **6x18** Paga al flautista
* **6x19** El éxito está asegurado

Temporada 7 | Protagonista

* **7x01** No hay mal que por bien no venga
Tutros

## Introduction

Tutros is the land of the dwarves, who mostly build underground. As Tutros is largely maintains, it contains mostly dwarven mines and several villages built around those mines. as well as the capitol Coalfirth which houses the council.

The borders of Tutros are relatively well defined, with the Pinlan river being the northeastern border to Acrad, the mountains being the border to Oberlaide, and the southern edge of the desert defining the border to Ublia.

Almost all of the area surrounding the mountains is riddled with dwarves, though some goliaths, giants, orcs, half-orcs and other exceptionally strong races are seen often as well, mostly to help with the shaping of metallic objects too large for a few dwarves to handle.

The desert where the winds don't blow is mostly stone and sand, with rocky outcrops. in the desert exist several small Bedouin clans and dangers such as sandworms and dune stalkers.

Since the desert is nothing but death, the maintains are relatively useless near the surface and only dwarves can dig deep enough to get any use out of them, when humans first came through they only built a few small settlements near the Pinlan river and proceeded to move on to the plains north of Corsa.

all in all, Tutros is a thriving small country with little conflict in its borders.

## Cities and towns in Tutros

* Coalfirth
* Dryrise
* Rivermill
* Timber town
* Magdoral

## Water and mountains in Tutros

* Bellrath river
* Mountains of Per Ulv
Smith's nook

Smith's nook is a small village built around a mile away from a smithy, which in turn is built in the nook of a river and a cliff.

The smithy was first built by a dwarf who came back from the wars in the north, and retired their adventuring days by becoming a blacksmith. Using what he learned by watching the field smiths during the war and his natural instincts, he quickly became one of the best smiths out there.

The smithy lies at the edge of a low granite cliff, right next to a waterfall and a few hundred feet from the main road, obscured by a bend in the cliffside. The waterfall itself drives a waterwheel, which in turn drives both a large hammering mechanism, a whetstone and the bellows of the forge. The sound of the waterfall tends to drown out most of the forge, other than hammers on anvils, several of both around.

The village was built later after the first farm was set up it just kind of grew from a farmstead to a small gathering of houses all the way up to a large community and eventually into a village where most people know eachother, at least by name.
Corsastille

Just your seemingly average, run of the mill city. Built out of mostly sedimental rock and wood. Corsastille was built slowly around a small fort along the west coast of Dusnia.

the waters around the port are fairly treacherous, as the aptly named shipwreck strait to the south pulls water through it, the difference in water level north and south creates a strong flow.
Oberlaide

Oberlaide is the westernmost country in traybron and also the largest, it merged with aegis when Loststead was destroyed by a flock of dragons 340 years ago. even still, most people still think of Tarog being the northern edge of oberlaide, and aegis is considered wilderness to most.

The currents in the Aegis Ocean are generally very forgiving around Salsgate, less so the further south you go until you reach the marshes of Tro'éca, which mark the edge of the kingdom.

Northwest of Loststead, past the western side of the Mountains of per Ulv there are some highlands, where you generally only find criminals. they come here from all over the world to find crews, but because it is so far away from the rest of the world, nobody really cares about it.

the Aegis woods are one of the biggest and oldest woods on the continent, and are actively being used as a resource to build ships for the ever expanding oberlaide navy.

## cities and towns in Oberlaide

* Agdam
* Corsagrove
* Dremm
* Elmcliffe
* Griffin springs
* Loststead
* Mudhill
* Salsgate
* Tarog
* Ulster

## Water and mountains in Oberlaide

* Mountains of per Ulv
* Niversano river
* Petroguay river

## History

The history of Oberlaide is a long one, humans first set foot on the continent at the mouth of the river that runs through where Salsgate is now located. at first only a small settlement it quickly became a place for adventurers to go and explore from, and settlers quickly following them in hopes of finding fertile land. most went eastward, towards the mauntains, where they quickly met resistance from dwarven tribes living in the caves in the mauntains. the dwarves allowed the still peaceful humans to pass through their lands, as long as they kept away from their homes in the mauntains and stuck to the flats.

some of the settlers set out by ship, south towards the edge of the continent and then eastward, following the coast they found the narrow depths. the narrow depths are named that now, but unless it's a very clear day, you cannot see the coast on the other side, and even then only if you're standing on a particularly large hill or after climbing a large tree.

the humans left several small