I made pretty good progress on the fort during the first year, but other than the three raccoons that ran inside when I made a hole to the outdoors while building the dining room, nothing exciting happened. I guess I should be careful what I wish for, though...
( 1052 Early Spring → onwards )
My soon-to-be lavishly decorated dining room is to the left; quite a few of those dark grey tiles are constructed floors over soil. Food processing is in the L-shaped room with the stockpile, and the slightly smaller room to the right will be farms once I sort out how to irrigate it.
The area that has been designated but not dug out may end up as part of a pumping operation, if I decide the best way to get water to the farm is from below. - FunkyWaltDogg
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Submitted by: Markavian - 2010-05-03 to 1053 Early Spring
The aqueduct is cool, not seen one of those in a while :)
Submitted by: FunkyWaltDogg - 2010-05-03 to 1053 Early Spring
Thanks! Since these shots were taken, I've constructed a "dwarfduct" in close to the same position on the fortress levels so that I can go mining on the west side, and hopefully find a decent supply of an ore of something other than silver.