Ghyll:Sarfelogian Mountains - Revision history

Morbus Iff: Correcting mispelling of Jorvyll.

2005-08-01T14:37:32Z

Correcting mispelling of Jorvyll.

Morbus Iff: Removing the "most" of "northernmost".

2005-05-25T23:04:55Z

Removing the "most" of "northernmost".

Jcowan: Vagueifying

2005-05-25T15:42:39Z

Vagueifying

Jcowan: Changing for compatibility with Po Mountain and Orthogonalities

2005-05-25T15:39:51Z

Changing for compatibility with Po Mountain and Orthogonalities

Jcowan: Misspelling

2005-05-25T14:51:43Z

Misspelling

DrAckroyd: Altitude Adjustment

2005-05-08T16:57:08Z

Altitude Adjustment

Morbus Iff: Phantoming Pziqq trees per Zhur Fruit.

2005-04-26T14:37:33Z

Phantoming Pziqq trees per Zhur Fruit.

DrAckroyd: moved the decimal

2005-02-28T18:57:48Z

moved the decimal

Morbus Iff: Editing the copy, editing the copy.

2005-02-28T14:00:32Z

Editing the copy, editing the copy.

Jcowan: Putting non-phantom citation first

2005-02-25T04:53:53Z

Putting non-phantom citation first

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 Located in the northern region of known Ghyll, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]], this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.
-Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]].  The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits.  There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].
+Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvyll]].  The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits.  There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].
 The term ''Sarfelogia'' is a name that applies to parts of the region that have long been characterized by marginal economy, isolation of its people from the Ghyll mainstream, and distinctive folkways.   The Sarfelogian repeating musket is a distinctive and highly accurate weapon in the hands of a practiced marksman. To date, there have only been three individuals positively identified as Sarfelogians and they were the target of much ridicule and scorn (which may explain why it has been so difficult to identify more of them).

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−	Located in the ~~northernmost~~ region of known Ghyll, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] ~~at the far edge of known Ghyll~~, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.	+	Located in the northern region of known Ghyll, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]], this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.

	Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].		Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].

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−	Located at the northernmost ~~edge~~ of known Ghyll, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.	+	Located in the northernmost region of known Ghyll, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.

	Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].		Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].

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−	Located at the northernmost edge of Ghyll~~'s primary [[Orthogonality\|orthogonality]]~~, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.	+	Located at the northernmost edge of known Ghyll, the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.

	Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].		Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].

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−	Located at the northernmost edge of Ghyll's primary [[Orthogonality\|~~orthoganal~~]], the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.	+	Located at the northernmost edge of Ghyll's primary [[Orthogonality\|orthogonality]], the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.

	Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].		Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]]. The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits. There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].

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 Located at the northernmost edge of Ghyll's primary [[Orthogonality|orthoganal]], the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.
-Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (7.07 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]].  The mountains are rich with Pziqq trees which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits.  There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].
+Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (7.07 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]].  The mountains are rich with [[Pziqq trees]] which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits.  There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].
 The term ''Sarfelogia'' is a name that applies to parts of the region that have long been characterized by marginal economy, isolation of its people from the Ghyll mainstream, and distinctive folkways.   The Sarfelogian repeating musket is a distinctive and highly accurate weapon in the hands of a practiced marksman. To date, there have only been three individuals positively identified as Sarfelogians and they were the target of much ridicule and scorn (which may explain why it has been so difficult to identify more of them).

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 Located at the northernmost edge of Ghyll's primary [[Orthogonality|orthoganal]], the '''Sarfelogian Mountains''' are the oldest mountains on our world. Green and ancient, they stand like a stony crown on the maps of Ghyll. From the foothills of the [[Evesque Valley]] north to [[Jorvyll]] at the far edge of known Ghyll, this range is the much-eroded remains of a great mass formed by folding. Consisting of primarily sedimentary rocks with folded bands of light-and dark-colored minerals, they have been compared to the folds and swirls in a marble cake.
-Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanuts) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]].  The mountains are rich with Pziqq trees which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits.  There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].
+Its highest peak is Kluvat Peak (70.7 lunanits) located at the south-western edge of [[Jorvll]].  The mountains are rich with Pziqq trees which generally mark the sites of rich mineral deposits.  There is an ongoing debate about the ecological decline of the famed "mountain meadows" as a result of the mining and counter-mining of these (mostly) worthless materials in the [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]].
 The term ''Sarfelogia'' is a name that applies to parts of the region that have long been characterized by marginal economy, isolation of its people from the Ghyll mainstream, and distinctive folkways.   The Sarfelogian repeating musket is a distinctive and highly accurate weapon in the hands of a practiced marksman. To date, there have only been three individuals positively identified as Sarfelogians and they were the target of much ridicule and scorn (which may explain why it has been so difficult to identify more of them).
-The scenic ranges also abound in trails, paths, passes and crude roads built by the [[Keglacians]] over the centuries.  Many of these routes feature breathtaking vistas and are popular spots for camping and recreational travel. Roads leading to [[Nesting]] caves are constantly well-maintained and were it not for the relative safety of travel on the well-constructed highways the practice of "Natural [[Nesting]]" might well have gone the way of autocannibalism as a viable practice.
+The scenic ranges also abound in trails, paths, passes and crude roads built by the [[Keglacians]] over the centuries.  Many of these routes feature breathtaking vistas and are popular spots for camping and recreational travel. Roads leading to [[Nesting]] caves are constantly well-maintained and were it not for the relative safety of travel on the well-constructed highways, the practice of "Natural [[Nesting]]" might well have gone the way of autocannibalism as a viable practice.
-Were it not for the efforts of [[Keglacians|clever natives]] the mountains would probably be impassable as there are almost no natural routes through the range.  Travel around the range is generally the preferred method, although the only places to go out there are villages like [[Dŵplat]] – and who wants to go there?
+If not for the efforts of [[Keglacians|clever natives]], the mountains would probably be impassable as there are almost no natural routes through the range.  Travel around the range is generally the preferred method, although the only places to go out there are villages like [[Dŵplat]] – and who wants to go there?
-'''Citations''': [[Nesting]], [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]], [[Orthogonality]]
+'''Citations''': [[Endlessly Rising Staircase Movement]], [[Nesting]], [[Orthogonality]].
 --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 14:58, 23 Feb 2005 (EST)
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