Thought I'd do a quick overview post for what the neighbourhood looks like nowadays :)

The little farm you can see in the lower right corner is where Myra Greengrass and her family have finally settled. The soil's much better there than in the foresty area where the rest of the settlers live, but it does get a bit lonely out there.


The little forest meadow in which the rest of the settlers live. From left to right and top to bottom: The Buttons (who took over the Greengrass house when Myra and the gang moved out), Nate & Anna Babbling, Teddy & Rose Babbling. The white house with shed in the back is the Picklethorpe's, next to that the Fenwick residence (which is ramshackle as Felix prefers saving up the town funds rather than building a new house) and the old Lovelace place, where Davin Greengrass now lives.

Riverside Hollow has finally gotten its first community lots as well! Warning: lots of puns ahead. From left to right:
- Sew Far Sew Good, Violet Picklethorpe's future sewing shop (which hasn't actually been built yet, she's been too busy with other stuff).
- Greengrass Groceries, a grocery store owned by Cordelia Greengrass, where Sims can now buy the produce that the Greengrass family grows.
- The Four Corners, Nate Babbling's bar which turned out to be more of a pub. It's got a poker table upstairs and a podium with instruments on the ground floor, unlocking Music as a career for the town.
- Riverside Elementary, the small schoolhouse where Myra Greengrass teaches the village kids. The teens go to school there for the time being as well. It's a city-owned community lot, which has no real purpose aside from me having something to point at and go 'that's where my kids go to school'.
- The Pottery Barn, Lily Fenwick's pottery shop. It's an actual barn where she sells her pots and vases.

The little farm you can see in the lower right corner is where Myra Greengrass and her family have finally settled. The soil's much better there than in the foresty area where the rest of the settlers live, but it does get a bit lonely out there.


The little forest meadow in which the rest of the settlers live. From left to right and top to bottom: The Buttons (who took over the Greengrass house when Myra and the gang moved out), Nate & Anna Babbling, Teddy & Rose Babbling. The white house with shed in the back is the Picklethorpe's, next to that the Fenwick residence (which is ramshackle as Felix prefers saving up the town funds rather than building a new house) and the old Lovelace place, where Davin Greengrass now lives.

Riverside Hollow has finally gotten its first community lots as well! Warning: lots of puns ahead. From left to right:
- Sew Far Sew Good, Violet Picklethorpe's future sewing shop (which hasn't actually been built yet, she's been too busy with other stuff).
- Greengrass Groceries, a grocery store owned by Cordelia Greengrass, where Sims can now buy the produce that the Greengrass family grows.
- The Four Corners, Nate Babbling's bar which turned out to be more of a pub. It's got a poker table upstairs and a podium with instruments on the ground floor, unlocking Music as a career for the town.
- Riverside Elementary, the small schoolhouse where Myra Greengrass teaches the village kids. The teens go to school there for the time being as well. It's a city-owned community lot, which has no real purpose aside from me having something to point at and go 'that's where my kids go to school'.
- The Pottery Barn, Lily Fenwick's pottery shop. It's an actual barn where she sells her pots and vases.
Stats for Riverside Hollow, Year Two:
Households: 6
Playable Sims: 22
Sim-Owned Businesses: 4
City-Owned Businesses: 1
Sim Multiplier: 2
Population: 44
Households: 6
Playable Sims: 22
Sim-Owned Businesses: 4
City-Owned Businesses: 1
Sim Multiplier: 2
Population: 44
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