Welcome welcome to the glorious province of Ile de Rose - leading Apolytonia in tourism.
Now that gunpowder has been discovered, many of our local bow-makers have been turning their woodcraft skills into the making of so-called "skis", a plank for sliding across snow. This has been a big-selling item in Jerusalem's famous weekly market, with many locals taking to the nearby mountain slopes to try out their new purchase.
We invite you to the newly opened ski resort of "Haut Jerusalem", a short horse ride from our city's main square. Particularly recommended for senior military officers on reconnaisance, er, I mean R&R.
In Macross City, more cerebral pursuits are enjoyed by those attending recitals by our empire's first symphony orchestra and cathedral choir. The most popular work in this first season has been a celebration of the city's riverside location - "Water Music" by Mr Dore Knob.
Ile de Rose is easy to visit - our officials are friendly and helpful and renowned for low levels of corruption, unlike other provinces we could mention. Come soon, come often!
Now that gunpowder has been discovered, many of our local bow-makers have been turning their woodcraft skills into the making of so-called "skis", a plank for sliding across snow. This has been a big-selling item in Jerusalem's famous weekly market, with many locals taking to the nearby mountain slopes to try out their new purchase.
We invite you to the newly opened ski resort of "Haut Jerusalem", a short horse ride from our city's main square. Particularly recommended for senior military officers on reconnaisance, er, I mean R&R.
In Macross City, more cerebral pursuits are enjoyed by those attending recitals by our empire's first symphony orchestra and cathedral choir. The most popular work in this first season has been a celebration of the city's riverside location - "Water Music" by Mr Dore Knob.
Ile de Rose is easy to visit - our officials are friendly and helpful and renowned for low levels of corruption, unlike other provinces we could mention. Come soon, come often!
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