1867 Historical Role Play
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- Apr 2, 2019
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I've walked through the main entrance to the city of Luxembourg. It leads onto the Eichtor Tower and then into the city.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full five minutes, in one sitting!
I've walked through the Eichtor Gate and explored around. It's very impressive!
This hill leads up to the main city centre of Luxembourg.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full ten minutes, in one sitting!
I've walked along the street named Eichtor, in the Victorian city of Luxembourg.
I caught some rats and sold them, to earn some money for myself. Look at this! I've now got 10 centimes! (Hint: rats sell at 4 centimes each. Therefore, you will need to catch and sell at least 3 rats to earn this badge.)
I've walked along the Rue du Pont. This road is named after the bridge, to which it leads.
I've crossed the bridge over the River Alzette. Did you know that this river is 45 miles long?
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full fifteen minutes, in one sitting!
This street was named after the French fortress builder: Sébastien le Prestre de Vauban.
I've walked along Um Béinchen and found a factory, hidden away in the back streets of the city.
I've walked along the Siechegaass. This roads leads from the church to the bricked-up city gate.
Can you smell that? This road contains the tanneries and that is why you can smell something bad!
As I wandered off the main street, I found these stables behind one of the houses.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full twenty minutes, in one sitting!
The street opens out to a large courtyard. It looks quite attractive, with all the buildings backing on to it.
Cat CoaxingI coaxed a cat in 1867 Luxembourg. There are cats all over the place but at least there aren't so many rats to be found in the city!
Fire! Fire! House on fire! (I hope the house owners are insured!)
The water from this old hand pump is just what I need to quench my thirst.
Not only have I stepped back in time, I've also stepped across a physical dimension too.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full twenty-five minutes, in one sitting!
Look what I have found! Someone's dropped a key. It's very small and easy to lose.
I don't know whether there are 39 steps here but I do know that there are an awful lot.
I walked to the far end of Eichtor Street and I have found the middle gate.
I've found the Siechen Tower and explored inside.
I've earnt a whopping 100 centimes! That is the value of a whole one franc coin.
I've met cyberpiper in the Roblox 1867 game. He tried to hide from me but I found him none-the-less!
Victorian cities were not very pleasant places. There were awful things to be found all over the place.
If it wasn't for that beautiful bird song, I might have easily missed spotting this little sparrow.
Keep clear and do not play with fire. If you get too close, you will get burnt.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full thirty minutes, in one sitting!
I've found an alleyway that leads down to the watermill, that is found by the riverside.
Why can't people be more careful? I wish they had warned me that they were about to open these shutters.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full 35 minutes, in one sitting!
I've found someone's pet dog. Guess what! He's a really friendly creature!
A horse, a horse - my kingdom for a horse! Look what I found, in the fields outside the city of Luxembourg.
Look what I found! It's a locked chest, hidden behind a house. I wish I could look inside and see what's within.
I found a basket but there was nothing inside!
I won't mess with this dog! It's a pit bull terrier.
This strange wooden structure in the river is called a sluice gate.
I've found a different method to get over the Alzette Riviere. I used the city walls.
This old fire cart is all that we have to put out the house fire.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full forty minutes, in one sitting!
I've just found a stray dog, wandering around the houses of 1867 Luxembourg.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full 45 minutes, in one sitting!
A box of sweetcorn! I don't think that anybody will miss one cob.
That hurt! I was walking down the street when someone opened a pair of shutters and hit my head.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full fifty minutes, in one sitting!
I've walked and I walked until I eventually reached the end of the world. Luckily, I never fell off!
Someone has left their pickaxe laying unattended. I bet it won't stay here for long, before someone steals it!
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full 55 minutes, in one sitting!
I spy a cabbage patch! I'll just take one cabbage, to eat.
I found this fox in 1867. It didn't even notice me! It seems that it was stalking a small herd of deer.
Herd of sheep? Yes, I've heard of them - have you?
Deer are very timid creatures and so you can count yourself very lucky that you found this small herd.
I've found a crate of cabbages! I hope that nobody will mind me eating one.
I've been exploring the 1867 city of Luxembourg for a full sixty minutes, in one sitting!
Doesn't anyone pay attention to health and safety? Some of these coal cellars are death traps!
I've found a rowing boat, in the River Alzette.
This goose doesn't lay golden eggs but it does give you a lovely badge!
Look what I found: a single yellow flower growing in the gardens. Isn't that gorgeous!
I was searching around the city and I chanced upon this secret hidden area. What luck!
Take care when walking along the streets. Some coal cellar hatches are potential death traps!
I've met RiverBL0X in the Roblox 1867 game. He tried to hide from me but I found him none-the-less!
Just my luck! I wouldn't have walked across the top of this coal cellar, if I had known that the hatch was unlocked!
I knocked on the door of 15, Vauban. This was the home of Laurent Menager: the national composer of Luxembourg!
As I was walking around the countryside, I stumbled across this rustic country cart.
Meow! I just saw a Ginger Tom, prowling around the back gardens of 1867 Luxembourg.
The river may be heavily polluted but the ducks must swim somewhere!
Can you tell the difference between a rabbit and a hare? A rabbit is smaller, has shorter ears and is never found in your soup!
I found this cart blocking the road. It is being loaded with heavy barrels.
Someone's left a knife laying around. They really ought to be more careful.
Well I never! I thought beavers had become extinct in Luxembourg, by 1867. So then, what's this creature doing here?
I poked my hand inside the hen coop. I wonder whether there are any eggs inside this hen coop - I don't think the owner would miss one!
Finding badges in 1867 is not a bore - but this might be a boar.
A Prussian guard has left a bowl of soup unattended.
I was waiting in the churchyard at midnight and I saw a gh … gh … ghost! I even plucked the nerve to touch it! (Warning: do not get too close. You don't know what will happen.)
There is only one of these wolves in the whole 1867 game. It certainly is a 'lone wolf' indeed!
Yikes, I've discovered a snake in the grass! I do hope that it is not poisonous.
I've found a woodpile, hidden behind the factory. I guess they are storing this wood, as fuel for those noisy steam engines inside the building.
Well I never! I seem to have found the offices of Scrooge and Marley! Bah! Humbug!
Someone's keeping pigs in their back garden. Whatever next! I guess they are fattening them up, as additional food during the winter.
One of the Prussian guards has left a musket against the wall. That's careless! He should really be more careful with his gun.
Well I never! Someone has grown some mighty fine pumpkins!
I found this advertisement, attached to a wall in the city. I bet that you would give the shirt of your back, to get a lovely new badge like this!
This sign says, 'Danger Keep Out' and that is exactly what I intend to do.
Hare today - gone tomorrow. The fields around Luxembourg city seem to be full of wildlife!
I couldn't run through this gate because it was bricked up a long time ago, to make the city more secure.
The best secrets are those that are untold. The Golden Apple is hidden in a storage room, behind a locked door (that requires a four-digit code spoken in the public chat window)
We are Siamese, if you please! Look at this! I found a Siamese cat prowling on the top of a wall, around the Victorian city of Luxembourg.
How on earth did that map get here? It looks as if someone has tried to burn it. I wonder whether this map is important!
Man shall not live by bread alone. I wonder whether I should take a bite.
I've found the Biberon Robert poster. This advert was pasted on a wall of the city.
What's that hiding in the grass? I can't believe that I've found a stray wolf, prowling outside the city!
Thank you for visiting 1867 Luxembourg. Enjoy your visit and come again soon.