YEAR 58
there are sweet gum and aspens growing in the maple forests.they are blocking sunlight to the apple trees.it is thincker than a few years ago.the pine trees are taller and choked out the gum and aspens. we do show a surplus of pine boughs.with 2 foresters,they cut more of the regrowth as they plant.then we have too many logs.the last few years logs have been sent to a trade post.as the laborers cleared more land,we did work to cut the log count.since we are using logs more i did double the foresters on the maple trees.they will use pine boughs for charcoal.that should belence things better give us more food,use up the excess boughs,and not overload us with logs.
i often say these bannies have minds of their own. even thou they are programmed to act 1 way,do not expect them to follow that rule.i sent them to clear land so i could plant more crop fields,then supply buildings and clear near the south school and church.they did everything backwards,clearing near the school 1st. this sets everything behind. if i tried to take a picture,it would be in the middle of a blizzard not a sunny summer day.
the builders did complete a beekeeper,candle shop, and several houses.they used the time to layout more roads and clear around some buildings.they even had time to haul rocks since the laborers wouldn't move supplies.
pic 1:maple forest outputs.note the overgrowth of aspens and sweetgum trees a few years ago you could see the cabin that is now hiden
pic 2: production village gardener
pic 3:colonial village gardeners.the colonial gatherer isn't finding enough food nowhe will be dismissed.these little foresters do help withg the regrowth.
pic 4: comparison of RED's and KID's apiarys.similar food totals but with KID's you get beeswax and apples..
if you need more wax,RED's will switch from honey
pic 5: cleanup at the school and church that should have been done later.
pic 6:Boston houses. note area to the SW should have been cleared 1st.
pic 7: CV candle shop
pic 8: decor cannons addedto the CC BS
pic 9:finally plowed fields