Building the Barn (And PURPLE Interior Decorating)!! - Echoes of the Plum Grove
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Welcome to part 18 of my Echoes of the Plum Grove let's play.
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If it means anything I ALWAYS look forward to your content and I appreciate everything that you do to make the content, idk what I’d watch without shelabs vids!!!!
Thank you for all your dedication, it does not go unnoticed and hats off to you for doing it because it can’t be easy.
I truly mean it!
Thank you so much!
@@LadyShelab no no, thank you!! 😊
I love how alive the town feels in this game. The towns folk really are well done.
This game may be more difficult, but I am really enjoying the differences from just another farming sim.
It’s also very relaxing to watch.
Rose gave the special lobster recipe. Makes me wonder if some food dishes give special stats. Potions do. The lucky potion would be a good one to try. Especially before a festival.
Rare lure is needed for Grayling. Fish after 9PM and best spot is N of Mayor where path curves to right to get to mine. Fish on far left side under big tree at the far top. It is all luck unless you use the right lures for each fish.
For Gala, after accepting, gather cranberries and turn in to Mayor "before" event starts at 5 in Town Hall. Then attend Gala.
Oh my Shelab, what a day you have had! Thanks for everything. Yay, the barn got done. And of course I love the wallpaper and flooring. And if you want to put on wallpaper you click on the floor. 😉🤔 Who came up with that? Get some rest. ☺ 💐
WOW! You have to click the floor to put up wallpaper!? I thought maybe I needed to upgrade my house first. Which also explains why I was able to put the flooring down... Not at all confusing...
Personally, I haven't noticed any difference with the lures, or better fishing rod... kinda disappointing
I haven't noticed a difference either with the lures but with the epic one, I will say I caught something very amazing in the mermaid lagoon! At least I think it was with the epic lure. You might not need it. I won't spoil it
It's mostly time of day/year, but the lures can help some. (Especially, the Epic as well as the crustacean ones.)
i wonder if you need a certain fishing rod to catch rarer fish? like, iron or steel or even higher tier than that, if it exists?
The best rod you can get (i think) comes from winning the fishing competition.
I won the fishing competition the first year and it didn't give me the best rod!
@@LadyShelabit's the rainbow rod. You have to have enough points
@@LadyShelab well, they don’t handle it to the winner :), but you can buy it from the festival shop if you get enough tokens.
One thing is not very realistic... Women gave birth every 2-4 years (generally once a child was largely weaned... but sometimes more often), often died from infections or bleeding (especially if doctors were involved rather than midwives), and often half of the children did not live through the birthing process. My grandmother (father's mother) born in the 1870's had 6 surviving children (two sets of twin boys died during birth or were stillborn, her eldest child from her first pregnancy -- a set of twins -- because the doctor supposedly was in a hurry and "helped too much" breaking the infant's neck -- the doctor was worrried about being stuck and dying on the mountain country roads in a blizzard... horse and buggy days). Even my mother lost one child in the 1950's, and I, the youngest of 4 boys was a breach birth... had to be pushed back in because I wanted to see where I was going and was coming face first.... I would have broken my neck... C-sections were rarely done until the 1970's. And many families I knew as a child lost a child or two from diseases in the 1950's and 1960's... Of course children were a lot more common back in the 1960's than now... very few homes did not have several children or grandchildren on the street I grew up on... now only 2 out of 14 houses on that street have children living there as of last year and grandchildren rarely come...
Mind you at least twice in the history I was told by relatives (once several generations ago and once to an aunt by marriage in the 1920's or so - she and her siblings knew the previous history being somewhat related), due to a series of blizzards the parents were unable to return to the home in the mountains for a week or more while getting supplies. The chidlren were forced to scrape the inner bark of the nearby trees to make a broth with for over a week. This is why my aunt and her brother tended to eat too much, although he did not start to get fat until in his 50's.... Of course during deer hunting season in the fall and winter, he, his wife and children would eat venison morning noon and night until all of the deer they harvested were gone. My father had similar issues, mainly because his mom ended up taking care of several relatives' children (while they travelled to look for work) in addition to her youngest three after his father had to put himself in the county home due to "issues" resulting from him almost dying from sunstroke while plowing the fields in the late 1800's early 1900's. My dad always had some food, but to him, a plate of beans and crackers were a luxury... flour & water pancakes and whatever they were able to grow were his foods, and with a house full of children (up to 14 at once), you never had a full belly.
Grayling is 9pm-4am.
Oh nice, thanks!
When I chocking i throw up every time